Goldwater Voxes Nuclear Option Over Viet Nam Policy
Senator Barry Goldwater suggested the possible use of low yield atomic weapons to disrupt Communist supply routes into South Viet Nam. His remarks on defoliation and jungle warfare drew a quick denial from his press secretary, who said the idea was only studied and not proposed.
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Students Demonstrate Across Four Korean Cities Demanding Reform
About 6 500 university students protested in Seoul Pusan Chunchon and Taegu calling for economic reform an end to corruption and release of arrested peers. By 3 pm roughly 100 in Seoul 80 in Chunchon 51 at National University and 1 500 at Korea University faced arrests. Authorities warned of a grave situation and martial law was denied while leaders set a week end deadline.
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California Legislature Prefers Rockefeller In GOP Primary
A United Press International poll of California legislators shows Nelson Rockefeller as the 4 1 favorite for the June 2 Republican presidential primary with 80.3 percent of the total vote while Barry Goldwater trails. Cranston leads Salinger 67 to 34 for the Democratic U S Senate nomination, with Engle and McLain and Salinger receiving votes in various factions.
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Salinger
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Morse warns nuclear response if U S expands war into North Vietnam
Senator Wayne Morse of Oregon warns that nuclear weapons would be used if the United States broadens anti Communist operations into North Vietnam. He says China would counter with millions of troops and reiterates his view that American actions in South Vietnam violate the Constitution and the UN Charter.
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UPI
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Viet Nam
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Protests Feared After Plutonium Loss Over Africa
UPI reports officials fear protests from African nations after 2.2 pounds of plutonium 238, worth about 1 million dollars, were lost near the African coast. The material was aboard a Navy satellite launched from Vandenberg AFB California and failed to reach orbit due to a technician's switch error.
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UPI
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Jewish Officials Arrested at Fair
Dr. Joa chim Prinz, president of the American Jewish Congress, and about a dozen AJC members were arrested for picketing the Jordanian pavilion at the World’s Fair. They protested a mural they said depicted Israelis as barbarian warriors and urged Moses to order its removal.
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UPI
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Jordan
Kenneth B. Keating
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Abraham D. Beame
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Memorial Day traffic deaths predicted and safety measures at fair
The National Safety Council estimates 410 to 490 traffic fatalities and 19 999 to 23 000 injuries over the Memorial Day weekend as over 83 million vehicles are expected to travel 8.5 billion miles. At the fair, police remove picketers for lacking permits while Jordanian independence day is celebrated and a mural prompts political controversy.
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API
National Safety Council
Withdraw Berlin Troops Return to United States
The U S Army announced it will withdraw the 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment from its Iron Curtain bases in Germany and send the unit home as part of the broader post crisis troop drawdown. The regiment patrolled West Germany borders with Czechoslovakia and East Germany, and its future replacement was not indicated.
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Manchester to name street after Leningrad in England
Manchester city officials said a street will be named after Leningrad in the city. Leningrad plans to name a new street Manchesterskaya in return, signaling a symbolic exchange between the two cities.
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UPI
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