Johnson Pushes South Viet Nam Unity and Constitutional Path
President Johnson urged continued U.S. effort to unify non Communist elements in South Vietnam and advance toward a constitutional government. He met with top aides to discuss the crisis as Lodge prepares to travel to Seoul and Saigon for coordination with Korea and Vietnam allies.
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UPI
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U.S
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Viet Nam
White House
Lodge
Saigon
Seoul
Korea
Bill D. Meyers
Vietnam
H. Ss
United States
North Las Vegas approves $1 million improvement district
North Las Vegas city council approved a $1 million improvement district covering the northwest portion of the city. About $629,653 funds one street project. $262,325 covers storm sewers. $82,353 for sidewalks. $26,046 for a second street project. Federal funds cover nearly a third. remaining costs assessed to property owners. The district completes offsite improvements long promised as North Las Vegas expanded.
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North Las Vegas
Council
Las Vegas
Nsw
Bob McNutt
Lion
North
Salvage Yard Operator Ordered to Clean Eyesore in North Las Vegas
North Las Vegas City Council gave Jack DelFante ten days to raze or clean up a major salvage yard described as one of the citys worst eyesores. The order followed a show cause hearing amid a broader drive to enforce city ordinances on the salvage industry. DelFante leased land to Robert Howard of Midnight Auto Supply. Howard is jailed in Clark County on auto parts theft charges.
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Las Vegas
Jack DelFante
Robert Howard
Midnight Auto
Howard
Clark County
Quinine Price Rise Linked to Dutch Cartel Probe
A Senate witness alleged a Dutch cartel, aided by U.S. agencies, bought most of the U.S. quinine stockpile in 1961 at 20 cents an ounce. The drug's value jumped to about $2 amid Viet Nam malaria demand, with Price naming the State Department and GSA as responsible agencies. He testified before the antitrust subcommittee amid cartel manipulation claims.
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Mike Stansfield
Johnson
Nguyen Cao Ky
U.S
Thich Tri Quang
State Department
White House
Ate
Viet Nam
Robert Price
New York City
General Services Administration
GSA
Price
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly
N. V. Nederlandsche Kininefabriek
U. S
New York Newspaper Strike Talks Resume at Commodore
Negotiations between the World Journal Tribune management and the Newspaper Guild of New York resumed at the Commodore Hotel after a three week strike. Mediator David L. Cole led talks with officials from the Tribune and craft unions seeking new contracts as the paper copes with pre publication disruption following the April 24 strike over staffing.
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UPI
New World Journal Tribune
David L. Cole
Commodore Hotel
World Journal Tribune
Newspaper Guild of New York
the Guild
The
Herald Tribune
Journal-American
World Telegram & Sun
Sonic Boom Study Begins at Edwards Air Force Base
An extensive study of jet noise and sonic booms will begin at Edwards Air Force Base in California on June 1, announced yesterday. Researchers will measure sound levels and effects from rocket and jet flights to assess environmental impact.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
UPS
U.S. Britain Plan Moves To Preserve NATO Amid France Rift
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and British European affairs chief George Thomson coordinated strategy to keep NATO intact after France’s withdrawal. They pressed for June 6 NATO council decisions on moving military and political headquarters from Paris, plus terms for 70,000 French troops in West Germany, with Brussels favored for the military HQ and insistence on a continental location for the political HQ. De Gaulle departs for Moscow on June 20, seeking leverage as NATO faces division.
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UPI
Dean Rusk
George Thomson
NATO
France
Charles de Gaulle
NATO Council
Brussels
Britain
United States
Paris
West Germany
de Gaulle
Moscow
Europe
London
Fashion show hints at future styles and the Mod look
A fashion briefing at Ward’s luncheon previews a shift toward revealing, freer clothing. Designers from California England and Italy outline trends from short skirts and two color rules to space age tailoring. Prices surprise as outfits reach $11 with a promise of attainable chic for all women.
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Wanda Roveda
Susan Price
England
Susan
Rudi
Alberto Fabiana
Italy
Rome
Nicoletta de Roma
Rita Perna
Montgomery Ward
John Damron
Wards
John
U N Security Council Discusses Rhodesia Sanctions
The United Nations Security Council meets to consider African demands for mandatory sanctions and for Britain to use force to topple Rhodesia's white minority regime under Prime Minister Ian Smith. African sources say the draft resolution faces likely defeat.
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UPI
Security Council
Ilan Smith
Rhodesia
Britain
Smith
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