Russia Loses Bid To Condemn U S In Dominican Crisis
The U N Security Council defeated Russia’s demand to condemn U S intervention in the Dominican Republic and to order immediate U S withdrawal. The United States proposed placing the U N peace effort under OAS operations, while Uruguay urged abstentions from aiding any faction. Russia’s envoy attacked U S policy as a provincial farce, as the council split votes on three parts of the measure.
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United Nations, N. Y
UPI
Security Council
Russia
U. S
Dominican Republic
United States
Council
U.N
Efort
Organization of American States
OAS
Uruguay
Britain
Santo Domingo
Sooviet
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
Adlai E. Stevenson
Washington
Jordan
Riots Trigger Marshal Law in Colombia Two Crewmen Vanish in Sea
In New York a sinking Norwegian freighter’s crew abandoned ship amid 30 knot winds and 18 foot seas. Two crewmen vanished after a liferaft capsized as other vessels rescued survivors. The Lionne was sinking and the Sylvania, Raila, and Nova Scotia assisted. a Coast Guard plane guided ships before refueling and continuing to the Azores. In Bogota, Colombia, a state of siege was declared amid student riots across four cities, granting governors authority to impose curfews and bans, with 30,000 affected. President Valencia urged Congress to aid in restoring order.
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Coast Guard
S.S. Lionne
Oslo
Sylvania
Lionne
Raila
Canada
Venezuela
Hercules
Azores
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Colombia
UPT
Congress
Medellin
Bucaramanga
Barranquilla
U.S
Santo Domingo
University of
Antioquia
Guillermo Cleon Valencia
Cuba
Man Collapses at Crap Table at Fremont Street Casino
Fire department rescue rushed to the Horse Shoe Casino on Fremont Street Friday when 44 year old Jack Shay collapsed at a craps table. He received oxygen and was released, according to fire officials.
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Horseshoe Casino
Fremont Street
Jack Shay
Pilot of Ill Fated Jetliner Reported All OK Before Crash
Cairo authorities released a tape of the final air traffic contact with the Pakistan International Airlines Boeing 707B that crashed in the desert near Cairo. The recording shows the pilot reported 2500 feet altitude and offered no indication of trouble before the descent into a ball of fire. Six survivors were confirmed and death toll was revised to 121.
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Cairo
Pakistan International Airlines
PIA
End of Kennedy Letter Return Clears Johnson Briefing
A two day furor over Jacqueline Kennedy's letter to Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson ended when an autograph dealer returned it to the White House. Elizabeth Carpenter said the letter arrived by registered mail with a note from dealer Charles Hamilton stating the return. Mrs. Kennedy had invited Mrs. Johnson to a showing of the Kennedy Nixon debate during the 1960 campaign.
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Washington
UPI
Jacqueline Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
New York
White House
Elizabeth Carpenter
Charles Hamilton
Kennedy
Johnson
Lucy
Lucianne) Cummings
Florida panel pins blame for St. Augustine unrest
The Johns Legislative Investigating Committee in Tallahassee faulted Dr. Martin Luther King Jr and white groups for last summer’s racial trouble in St. Augustine. It urged police riot control training and accused some media of bias, citing manipulated TV footage to capture sensational scenes.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Charley Johns
St. Augustine
Bible Attacks Coin Hoarders
Law proposed to curb coin hoarding bans melting silver coins prohibits loans secured by coins except rare collections halts export of coins except jewelry use bans profiteering buy sell over face value for bona fide rare coins Treasury to publish a list of collector coins.
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U.S
Treasury Department
Legislature backs off topless waitress ban in 1965
The 1965 legislature will not outlaw topless attire for waitresses or dancers as the Assembly Government Organization Committee rejected the last major bill. Authored by Assemblyman Joe A. Gonsalves the measure would have barred bar owners from requiring topless outfits and could revoke liquor licenses. He said the rule would prevent unfair employment conditions for waitresses often supporting families.
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Sacramento
UPS
Assembly Government Organization Committee
Joe A. Gonsalves
High Noon clash over Federal Gun Control bill in Senate hearing
NRA vice president Franklin L. Orth clashes with Sen. Thomas J. Dodd in a Senate Juvenile Delinquency Subcommittee hearing on a bill to ban interstate mail order gun sales, curb non sporting gun sales to youths, and restrict surplus military firearms. Katzenbach and Kennedy testified in favor, Orth questioned the bill as premature. Dodd suggested lobbying by the NRA.
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Washington
UPI
National Rifle Association
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Dodd
Senate
Franklin L. Orth
The
NRA
Pandora's Box
Department of Justice
Orth
Atty
Nicholas de B. Katzenbach
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Teach-In at U C Gets Off to Slow Start
University of California Berkeley teach-in on Viet Nam begins with low turnout 4 000 to 5 000 attendees instead of the predicted 25 000 to 50 000. Organizers and speakers spar over campaign style and academic aims while Dr Ben Spock Ernest Gruening Dick Gregory Norman Thomas are listed among participants. Len Gruening criticizes U S policy response before San Francisco luncheon remarks.
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Berkeley
Calif
Benjamin Spock
U. S
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
Dick Gregory
Socialist Party
Norman Thomas
Viet Nam
Robert A. Scalapino
Eugene Burdick
Scalapino
Len Gruening
San Francisco
State Department
Fire Fire Sends Guests From Sahara Hotel Room
Two business women guests of the Sahara Hotel on the Strip were evacuated after a fire swept the 18th floor early Friday. Firefighters arrived at 1 31 a m to extinguish flames that destroyed one twin bed and damaged the other. no injuries and no disturbance to other guests were reported.
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Sahara
Strip
County
Soviet leader accuses Johnson of backing West German revenge plot
Politburo member Nikolai Podgorny charged that President Johnson supports alleged West German plans to seek revenge on the Soviet Union for World War II. In other dispatches Sir Geoffrey de Havilland, aviation pioneer, died at 82 in Watford. Indonesian campaign casualties and captures numbered about 1,300 in two years. Ho Chi Minh bashed US efforts in Vietnam from Unita. UAR offered West Germany aircraft plant aid in exchange for development assistance despite broken ties over Israel.
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Moscow
UPI
Friday
Johnson
Soviet Union
Nikolai Podgorny
Presidum
Soviet Communist Party Central Committee
Watford
England
Geoffrey de Havilland
de Haviland
Cairo
U.A.R
United Arab Republic
West Germany
Israel
Titan 2 test fires from Vandenberg in Pacific rollout
UPI reports a Titan 2 intercontinental ballistic missile was launched from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California on a long test shot. The launch tested accuracy of the powerful nuclear delivery system, marking a significant military event.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Upi
Air Force
Pacific
Millionaire GM Director Escapes Detroit Hotel Fire
More than 1,000 people including GM board chairman Frederic G. Donner and Charles S. Mott fled a five alarm fire at the Statler Hilton in downtown Detroit. Fire officials said the blaze started in an elevator shaft area on the eighth floor and caused no guest deaths though eight firefighters were overcome. Damages were pegged at about 250000 dollars.
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Detroit
UPI
General Motors Board of Directors
Statler-Hilton
Philantropist
Charles S. Mott
Frederic G. Donner
Matt
Donner
Eileen
Glenn Thom
Senate Cloture Move Chattanooga on Voting Rights Bill
Senate leaders pressed a cloture petition to curb debate on the voting rights bill, aiming for a final vote next week. If adopted, amendments would end and debate would be limited, with a possible final Senate decision by Thursday or Friday.
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Senate
House Judiciary Committee
Johnson
Selma
Ala
Washington
UPI
Mike Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
Weather table from U P I U S Weather Bureau
The United Press International U S Weather Bureau San Francisco prepared table covers a 24 hour period ending at 4 a m detailing temperature and precipitation figures across regions. It provides a concise snapshot of meteorological conditions for the period.
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United Press International
U.S. Weather Bureau
San Francisco
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