White Building Symbolizes Multinational Aid in Viet Nam
In Saigon a white stucco building houses the International Military Assistance Office coordinating non US aid. Nations involved include Australia New Zealand Nationalist China Thailand Korea and the Philippines with 4 000 to 5 000 personnel in the field. The US contribution exceeds 46 000 troops and non combat advisory roles are emphasized.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
International Military Assistance Office
United States
Australia
New Zealand
China
Thailand
Korea
Philippines
Charles Undercoffer
U.S
Undercoffer
Misty the Appaloosa Mare Bears New Foal in Conklin
Misty a 27 year old Appaloosa born foal her second in two years. Frank Whitney Sr. of Conklin named the filly Misty s Little Wonder. Veterinarians say Misty s age equals about 81 human years.
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Frank Whitney Sr
Conklin
Misty’s
Telephone Office Moves to 726 Mass St
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co moves business office and billing to the newly remodeled 726 Massachusetts Street. The former site at 734 Vt St. becomes an engineering office with added equipment space.
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Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Mass. St
Massachusetts
Vt. St
Revenue Department Seeks Tax From Severance Pay
Kansas Department of Revenue wins a temporary injunction against Armour & Co. blocking severance pay at the Kansas City plant closing May 29 to collect delinquent taxes. About 551 workers owe $51,000 dating 1952 to 1963, with around 70 percent nonresidents. A June 25 hearing was set by District Judge C. Q. Claflin III.
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Kansas City, Kan
Kansas Department of Revenue
Armour & Co
Kansas City
Wayne E. McCoy
Revenue
Kansas
C. Q. Claflin III
Detroit Hilton fire causes $250000 in damages
Detroit fire dispatcher officials estimate $250000 in damage after a blaze at the Statler Hilton hotel. Fire Chief Glenn Thom says arson bureau investigates, citing a smoldering cigarette in an eighth floor service area. Six firefighters were injured in the general alarm blaze.
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Detroit
Statler Hilton
Glenn Thom
Two More Islands May Be for Tests
Washington reports that Baker and Howland Islands could be used for test monitoring if atmospheric nuclear tests resume. Readiness plans for an underwater weapons effects test are prepared should the limited test ban fail, per a censored congressional disclosure.
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Washington
United States
Central Pacific
Congress
Baker and Howland Islands
Iowa Senate votes down union shop bill in 31 to 27 decision
The Iowa Senate rejected a measure to legalize union shop labor contracts 31 to 27. Democratic Gov. Harold Hughes had pushed the bill, with seven Democrats joining Republicans to defeat it in the upper chamber. The plan would have required new workers to join a union after 30 days while barring unions from imposing excessive or discriminatory fees.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Senate
Harold Hughes
House
Senate
Flier Succeeds In Crossings From Van Nuys
Aircraft executive Jack Conroy flew his three children from Van Nuys California to New York City for lunch and returned in 10 hours 22 minutes 54 seconds in a Lear jet. He beat his 10 year old time flying a North American F8 Sabrejet by nearly 1 hour 4 minutes. His children are Barbara 14 Timothy 13 and Billy 11.
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van Nuys
Calif
Jack Conroy
New York City
California
Billy
Conroy
Barbara
Timothy
KU Faculty and Students Exhibit at Nelson Gallery
Five KU faculty members and four KU students display works at the 15th Mid-America Annual Exhibition in the Nelson Gallery Kansas City. Opened Saturday the show runs through June 13 with entries from Richard Schira Robert Wright Harold Boyd Earl Krentzin James Sterritt Judy Allsopp John Casterman Tim McGinty Ira Winarsky in painting sculpture and design disciplines.
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Kansas University
Mid-America
Nelson Gallery
Kansas City
Richard Schira
Robert Wright
Harold Boyd
Earl Krentzin
James Sterritt
Man shoots self during attempted robbery
West Palm Beach authorities report 20 year old John Freeman Walden masked by a silk stocking shot himself three times while attempting to rob his father, Ira Walden, a paint store owner. He fled but was captured at a friend's home after police arrived. Walden, treated at Good Samaritan Hospital, is held on two counts of armed robbery with a $20,000 bond.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
John Freeman Walden
Ira
Young Walden
Good Samaritan Hospital
Walden
Jackie’s wedding proceeds as planned after late notice
Jackie expects about 450 guests at her wedding with invitations sent and dress ready. She told the President it would be hard to cancel at this late date, and now she won’t have to cancel.
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Jackie
Frank
82Nd Airborne Division
Dominican Republic
James F. McNab
Office
Army Chief of Staff
McNab
Army
Johnson
Spanish Prelate Arrupe Elected Leader of Jesuits
The Very Rev. Pedro Arrupe, a Spanish priest and medical doctor, was elected head of the Jesuits in Vatican City. Arrupe succeeds as superior general, marking a significant leadership change for the order.
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Vatican City
Pedro Arrupe
Arrupe Chosen General of Jesuit Order in Secret Vote
Father Arrupe a 57 year old Basque who had led the Japan Jesuit province for seven years was elected general by 218 electors on the third ballot at the Society of Jesus headquarters near Vatican City. He succeeds Very Rev. Jean Baptiste Janssens who died last October after 18 years in the post.
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Jesuits
Father Arrupe
Japan
Society of Jesus
Vatican City
Jean Baptiste Janssens
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