Making of a President and Van Dyke Dominate Emmys
The Emmys honored ABCs Making of a President with four awards including best show and best documentary while CBS Dick Van Dyke Show won five statues. Van Dyke and Moore named best actor and actress as Hollywood celebrated despite a CBS ABC boycott.
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Goldwater Criticizes Rockefeller Row Over Immigration Policy
San Francisco United Press report says Sen. Barry Goldwater faulted Gov. Nelson Rockefeller in a confrontation over immigration policy. Goldwater accused Rockefeller of making flawed claims and defended his own stance amid rising political tensions.
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Senate Holds Hearings On Public Disclosure For Officials
The Senate Rules Committee opened public hearings on preventing a Baker era repeat by pushing for a strong disclosure law for lawmakers. Republicans and Democrats urged transparent holdings and ethics standards, while the panel readied a report and recommendations after months of inquiry into Bobby Baker.
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Viet Cong Ambush Near Saigon Kills Soldiers
near Saigon 19 miles from the capital Viet Cong guerrillas ambushed a South Vietnamese platoon in Binh Duong Province at sunset. At least seven government troops were killed and 23 reported missing with 30 government weapons lost in the clash.
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Begin Trial Of Deserter Passing Into Kansas City
The mother of Army deserter George John Gessner 28 sobbed at the start of his federal trial for passing U S nuclear secrets to Soviet agents in Mexico City She watched jury selection as Judge Arthur J Stanley Jr presided and faces possible life imprisonment or death if convicted This trial marks the first in the United States under the Atomic Energy Act revealing the accused was charged March 16 1962 with divulging missile and nuclear secrets to Russian agents in Mexico City
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Committee Okays LBJ Poverty Bill
The House Education and Labor Committee approved Johnsons anti poverty bill by party lines with 19 Democrats for and 12 Republicans against. It authorizes 962.5 million dollars in federal funds for the first year to eradicate ignorance disease and poverty affecting about one in five Americans. The measure moves to the House Rules Committee and faces possible floor delays before the July GOP national convention.
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Laos Neutralist General Seeks SEATO Aid in Defense
Neutralist Gen. Kong Le at Ban Na urged SEATO military help to prevent Laos from falling to the Communists. He reported losses in arms and ammo, recaptured Muong Kheung with light skirmishes, and warned his forces cannot mount a counterattack without fresh supplies.
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Chinese accuse U S for Laos crisis in new stance
In notes to Britain, Communist China blamed the United States for the Laotian crisis. New China News Agency cited their rejection of Britain's call to restrain Laotian Communists and proposed a 14 nation foreign ministers conference in Cambodia next month to address the worsening situation.
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Honorary Decrees to be Awarded at Nevada Graduation
Gov. Grant Sawyer and metallurgist Franklin Wartman are set for honorary doctorates at the University of Nevada commencement. Sawyer earns law degree from Georgetown. Wartman to receive honorary science degree.
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United States Rejects French Asia Border Plan
UPI reports in New York that the United States rejected a French proposal to leave Southeast Asia border disputes to an International Control Commission with a Communist veto. Ambassador Adlai Stevenson argued the United Nations could better settle the difficulties than any other body.
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