Beat Back Rioters In Chicago
In Chicago protesters surged toward the United States Court of Appeals Building as police repelled a demonstration outside the House Committee on Un-American Activities hearing. Forty protesters were arrested amid tense clashes. inside the hearing room a witness invoked the fifth amendment when asked to name a supposed organizer.
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Humphrey Keeps Busy 54th Birthday Pace in D.C.
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey turned 54 as he juggled duties from a staff meeting to a Senate session and a White House signing. Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield and Republican whip Thomas Kuchel led birthday tributes, while events included a State Department reception for Henry Labouisse and a presidency reception for aides.
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Johnson Briefs Leaders on Viet Nam and Dominican Republic
President Johnson convened Democratic and Republican leaders for a long briefing on international affairs including Vietnam and the Dominican Republic. White House said the meeting covered Southeast Asia Europe Africa and Latin America and featured Johnson Rusk McNamara and Bundy. Bundy returned from the Dominican trip and spoke about his conclusions. Johnson planned a Baylor University address in Waco and a Memorial Day weekend stay at his ranch.
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Texas
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Kremlin in unity call amid China attack over Viet Nam
Moscow urges Beijing to set aside ideological disputes and unite against the United States in Viet Nam. Pravda marks Lenin book anniversary while China cites Soviet aid to India and accuses Khrushchev line. Western observers note tone was restrained but warn peace requires acceptance of peaceful coexistence.
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Masons and Carpenters Ratify Three Year Raise Pact
The three year contract covers more than 72 000 carpenters and cement masons in 11 southern California counties excluding San Diego. It raises pay 87 cents an hour over the term. Laborers reached another agreement not yet ratified. Contractor groups include Associated General Contractors Building Contractors of America Homebuilders Association and Engineering and Grading Contractors Association. Operating Engineers will negotiate soon. The old contract expired May 1 but work continued.
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UPI
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San Diego
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Engineering and Grading Contractors Association
Pope to Make History In Poland Visit
Pope Paul VI plans a historic visit to Poland to mark the millennium of Polish Catholicism. The reports circulated after Cardinal Wyszynski’s Vatican visit, but Vatican officials refused to confirm. The primate, questioned by reporters, directed inquiries to foreign correspondents.
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Gemini 4 safety test simulates spacewalk mission
A dry run at Cape Kennedy tests the IMP satellite and Gemini 4 craft as McDivitt and White practice crew procedures for a near Earth, high altitude mission. The simulated flight aims to validate the launch vehicle, spacecraft, and tracking system before a possible 1970 lunar voyages.
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Twisters Exit but Heavy Rainfall Drenches Plains
Torrential rains soaked Arkansas and Tennessee as tornadoes hit 11 states. Two people died and at least 24 were injured, including 11 near Chicago. Memphis and West Memphis recorded nearly 5 inches of rain, with 3 inches in six hours. Forrest City saw a fatal lightning strike to a wrecker operator. Fort Smith and Pine Bluff logged over three inches. rain extended to the Great Lakes as temperatures fell to the twenties in the Northern Plains and western mountains.
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Racial Demonstration Ends Without Trouble
About 50 African Americans gathered at the Crawfordville courthouse in northeast Georgia, parading twice around the square before disbanding without incident. A white civil rights worker, Tony Scruton, 25, alleged kidnapping and assault, while two white youths, Al Luthers and James Gibson, faced trespass charges and were released on bond. Sheriff M B Moore cited a cafe owner's warrant. Gibson's mother appealed for her son to quit the protest.
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