Multiple News Bits Stir National Headlines
The New York Post suspended publication amid a print union dispute over automation. Eisenhower urged federal help to curb population growth via birth control programs. In Griffin Georgia, integration protests shut pools and youth centers, with 21 arrests. Lynda Bird Johnson announced a 7 million year skeleton find in Arizona. Rainey, on the FBI most wanted list, was arrested in Nogales for a December bank robbery. A Palace of Fine Arts fire in San Francisco caused major equipment damage.
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Washington
UPI
Donald Dean Rainey
FBI
Nogales
Ariz
J. Edgar Hoover
Rainey
del Rey
Calif
Bank of America
San Francisco
UPD
Palace of Fine Arts
Recognizing New Algerian Government Expected Soon
The United States plans to recognize the new Algerian government within a day or two after delays to verify Boumedienne's revolutionary council has effective control nationwide. Officials cited stability aims and cautioned on confirming regime authority before formal acknowledgment.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Algiers
Col. Houari Boumedienne
Revolutionary Council
Rhee Condition Unchanged as He Remains Hospitalized
World briefs report Rhee 90, bedridden since 1962, on guarded list at Queens Hospital after internal bleeding. transfusions given and bleeding stopped with some improvement noted. Other items cover Princess Christina’s US trip critique of American dancing and illness of Soviet official Podgorny. satellite launch claimed by West German institute with Cosmos-like signals.
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Rhee
Honoi Lly
Songman Rhee
Queens Hospital
Stockholm
Sweden
UPI
Christina
United States
White House
Radcliffe College
Cambridge
Mass
Bochum
Germany
West German Institute For Satellite and Space Research
Bochum Institute
Heinz Kaminski
Mysterious Amargosa Claims 2 More Lives
The Amargosa Desert legend grows as two Las Vegas youths linked to local jobs and school ties are believed dead after scuba diving incidents. Paul a Las Vegas High graduate of 1984 and David a 1965 alum both held ties to Latin Club football Pep Club and Student Enforcement Council.
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Roth David
Paul
Nuclear Rocket Development Station
Las Vegas
Las Vegas High School
David
Las Vegas High
Amarcosa Desert
Fears of New Costs in Auto Sales
Rep Charles A. Vanik warned that dealers might raise accessory prices to offset consumer tax cuts on new cars. He inserted a 27 page list into the Congressional Record detailing accessory prices and an eight percent excise tax, urging buyers to carry it to showrooms. This is the third installment with prior lists of car prices without accessories.
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al Israel
Joseph Moncari
Nevada Club
Las Vegas
Gus Thiros
Bonense Club
Las Veeans
Joseph
Paviiikowski
Pavitkowsky
Attorrney
Los Veeas
Michael J. Laut
Otto Lovuf
Teddy Jane Binion
Lonnie Ted Binion
Joek Binion
Washington
UPI
Charles A. Vanik
Ohio Democrat
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Johnson
Vanik
Farter
Dutch to OK Wedding of Princess Beatrix and Claus Van Amsberg
Parliament expected to approve the planned marriage of Crown Princess Beatrix to Claus Van Amsberg to preserve her place in the line of succession. The cabinet supports the match, and a confidential inquiry into Van Amsberg's past was presented to party leaders at a private meeting.
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the Hague
The
Netherlands
UPI
Beatrix
Navi Army
Claus van Amsberg
von Amsberg
Joseph L. T. Cals
Nobel laureates urge Vatican to reexamine birth control ban
American and European Nobel prize winners asked Pope Paul VI to reconsider artificial birth control. The letters were forwarded by Msgr. Pio Laghi to the Vatican commission. Cardinale and Cicognara acknowledged receipt. scientists previously pressed the issue during the Ecumenical Council. The church upholds the ban with rhythm method allowed in certain cases.
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Paul VI
Msgr
Pio Laghi
Vatican Secretariat of State
Msgr. Laghi
Vatican
Mser
Iginio Cardinale
Britain
Papal
Amieto Cardinal
Cicognan
Ecumenical Council
Pius XII
Convicts End Sitdown Strike at Brushy Mountain Mine
Seventy three convicts halted a 0 hour sitdown strike inside Brushy Mountain State Prison coal mine in Petros Tennessee. Four supervisors held by the inmates were released as guards watched. Warden Lake Russell agreed to hear grievances ending the protest. This marks the third revolt at the mine in recent years.
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Lake Russell
Brushy Mountain State Prison
Republicans for Progress urged to woo back Johnson moderates
A new GOP group, Republicans for Progress, urged unity to prepare for 1966 elections. Led by Charles Taft, with members Henry Cabot Lodge and Arthur Flemming, the moderates call for welcoming lapsed Republicans and those who back Johnson. The effort seeks to broaden party appeal beyond Goldwater conservatism.
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Johnson
Sen
Barry M. Goldwater
Moderates
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
Henry Cabot Lodge
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N.y
Arthur Flemming
Health, Education and Welfare
Eisenhower
Kansas Town Gears For High Crest
In Great Bend Kansas the Arkansas River crest threatened 18 000 residents across three states and left two Kansans dead in western Kansas flood history. Mayor H C Davis ordered 2000 residents to shelter in schools and churches as the southern city area evacuated. National guardsmen and volunteers fought a 15 foot levee breach at Larned to prevent floodwater from surging into low spots.
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Great Bend
Kan
National
Pusky
Mariner 4 Photos Expected From Mars Mission
Public should not expect too much from Mars photographs to be released soon. If all goes well, initial images may appear within two or three days after July 14, with a complete 21 photo set to take weeks or months to interpret. Scientists caution against overstatement of early results.
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Earth
William H. Pickering
Caltech
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
JPL
Ten Germans Flee East To Freedom From Hamburg
Ten East Germans escaped to West Germany in three separate attempts. The boldest escape saw six vacationers jump from the East German cruise ship Fritz Heckert in Baltic waters off Fehmarn and be rescued by West German patrol boats. The ship fired flares but found no trace of the fugitives. The remaining four escapes occurred in pre-dawn darkness.
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Col
Francisco Caamano Deno
Hamburg
Germany
UPI
West Germany
Baltic Sea
Fritz Heckert
Fehmarn
Hodcarriers End Walkout After $1.35 Hour Raise
Hodcarriers accept a $1.35 per hour raise over three years ending their strike. They will still honor labor picket lines as laborers who struck last Thursday disrupted northern Nevada construction. Donal Gurd said no bargaining talks are planned on the dispute.
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Nevada
Donal Gurd
Killers Pay With Lives on Kansas Gallows
Two killers York and Latham died on the Kansas gallows ending a crime spree that took seven lives. York 22 from Jacksonville Florida and Latham 23 from matricville Texas showed contrition at the execution, contrasting with their earlier boast they would die together after killing together.
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Lansing
Kan
George Ronald York
James Latham
Kansas Gallows
House Approves Cigarette Warning Label
The House passed a bill to require cigarette packages bear a warning that smoking may be hazardous to health. The measure, approved by voice vote, mirrors a Senate bill calling for the label: Caution Cigarette smoking may be hazardous to your health.
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Washington
UPI
House
Senate
Simple Rites Today For Bernard Baruch
Bernard Baruch will be honored with a simple funeral at Temple Shaaray Tefila in New York on Wednesday. Burial will follow in Flushing Cemetery. Baruch died Monday night at his home at age 94. Presidents and governors paid tribute, including President Johnson Eisenhower and Governor Rockefeller, praising his public service and his role in shaping the economy.
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New York
UPI
Bernard M. Baruch
Temple Shaaray Tefila
Bernard Bamberger
Flushing Cemetery
Baruch
Johnson
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Lynda Bird
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Lynda Bird Johnson
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Rose Automotive
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Devil's Hole
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