New Era Seen For Relations Of Russia and India
New Delhi sees a new era of friendly cooperation with the Soviet Union potentially reducing American influence in India. Shastri praised Moscow while U S ties strained over Viet Nam and Kashmir. The Soviets plan expanded trade and aid, hinting at long term credits and military assistance.
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Conrad Fine
New Delhi
India
Soviet Union
Lal Bahadur Shastri
U.S
Viet Nam
Shastri
Moscow
United States
Johnson
Washington
Pakistan
Rann of Kutch
Alexei N. Kosygin
Leningrad
America
Kashmir
China
Nuclear Club
Father Faces Public Whipping Choice in North Carolina
In Taylorsville North Carolina Judge Sam Poole offered George Stout the option of whipping his son Steve 18 on the courthouse steps or sending him to jail. Stout chose not to have his son whipped and avoided the public sanction.
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Taylorsville
N.C
Sam Poole
George Stout
Steve
Stout
Marine Killed by Viet Mortar Fire Near Da Nang
In Ninh An Viet Nam a U S Marine was killed and two wounded when a Viet Cong mortar attack hit a patrol about 15 miles southwest of Da Nang air base. Marines returned fire with mortars rock ets and small arms and believed they killed at least two guerrillas though no bodies were found in the tangled brush.
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Ninh AN
Viet Nam
U.S
da Nang Ai
Mike Jetfords
Milwaukee
Wis
Wrong Queen Reigns Over Helldorado
In Las Vegas Lyn Anderson briefly reigned as Helldorado queen before officials corrected the mistake. The real queen was Stephanie Anne Sertic, an 18 year old Western High School student, while Anderson became co queen. both receive trophies, a silver belt buckle, and boots.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Lyn Anderson
Princess
Lyn
Miss Sertic
Ashworth
Hell
Flying Twins Begin Ocean Delivery Flight From New York
Marion and Jan Dietrich, 5 foot 2 brunettes, depart Kennedy Airport for Bremen on a multi leg aircraft delivery. Jan, a Los Angeles pilot, is senior in command while Marion, a Tribune writer, handles licenses and navigation duties.
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Marion
Jan Dietrich
Kennedy Airport
Bremen
Germany
Wichita
Kan
Gander
Nfld
Shannon
Ireland
Jan
Los Angeles
Oakland
Calif
Tribune
Guam lawmakers honor Truman during Washington visit
A Guam legislature delegation visiting Washington to push for greater home rule stopped in Independence to meet former president Harry S Truman. Speaker Carlos P. Taitano, Legislative Secretary Antonio S. N. Cuenas, and legislator Frank D. Perez presented Truman with a Guam flag and a Guam design tie clasp.
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Independence, Mo
Guam
Washington
Harry S.truman
Carlos P. Taitano
Antonio S. N. Cuenas
Frank D. Perez
Truman
Judy Garland Granted Divorce From Sid Luft
Actress Judy Garland wins a divorce from producer Sid Luft after four minutes of testimony. Luft, 46, did not contest the action, ending a 13 year marriage marked by legal battles and separations in Santa Monica California.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Judy Garland
Sid Luft
Luft
Nitcher Elected Pelathe Chairman
Keith Nitcher was named Pelathe District Chairman of the Kaw Council of Boy Scouts of America at a meeting in Kansas Power and Light Building. He will take office July 1 replacing A. W. Stedham as the district leader.
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Keith Nitcher
W. 22Nd St
Kaw Council of Boy Scouts of America
Kansas Power and Light Building
A. W. Stedham
W. 21St St. Nitcher
Lloyd Schurr
Harvard Rd
Alex Donnelly
Stratford Rd
William B. Willee
Owens Lane
Dan Palmquist
Mich
A. E. Woestemeyer
Raymond Nichols
Robert Ridgway
Council
Kansas University Union
Republicans Offer Secret Strategy Advice on Dominican Crisis
Senate and House Republicans pressed the Johnson administration to move faster against Castro. They proposed private, specific policy suggestions aimed at reestablishing Cuban independence, eliminating Castro, and preventing Communist subversion across the hemisphere.
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Washington
Senate
House
Johnson
Cuba
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Castro
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Ford
Dominican Republic
Fidel Castro
Caribbean
Dirksen
Organization of American States
OAS
Latin America
Argentina
Venezuela
Kansan receives sentence in highway death case
Karl Duane Hicks aged 25 pleaded guilty to negligent homicide related to a highway fatality in Clathe Kansas. Hicks was sentenced to one year in jail and fined 500 dollars. The victim was Michael J. Craine 18 from Jerico Springs Missouri. Patrolman Ronald Zimmerman of the Olathe Police Department was injured.
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Clathe
Kan
Karl Duane Hicks
Michael J. Craine
Jerico Springs
Hicks
Ronald Zimmerman
Olathe
Salinger Divorce Suit Opens in Hot Springs Court
Nancy Salinger sues Pierre E. G. Salinger for divorce in Arkansas Chancery Court citing general indignities. Salinger, in California, said he would not contest. Case lists Mrs Nancy Salinger vs Pierre E G Salinger. they have three children.
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Hot Springs, Ark
Nancy Salinger
Pierre Salinger
John F. Kennedy
Chancery
Arkansas
Salinger
California
Pierre E. G. Salinger
Emil
George
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