Kennedy Briefs British Officials on Malaysian Peace Mission
Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy flies to London to brief British officials as Indonesia's Sukarno renews anti Malaysia rhetoric. Sukarno vows no retreat in the crush Malaysia campaign but does not retract a cease fire pledge. Malaysian PM Rahman in Kuala Lumpur says troops are ready and hopes for lasting peace.
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London
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Bangkok
Thailand
Indonesia
Sukarno
Jakarta
Malaysia
Borneo
Communist Party
Malaya
Singapore
Sarawak
Sabah
British North Borneo
Britain
Foreign Office
Hester Gets Nod From Ham for State Democratic Chair
State Sen. Glen Ham of Pauls Valley endorses Smith Hester of Purcell for the Oklahoma state Democratic chairman post. Ham cites Hester's past leadership, a debt free party, and full payment to the national committee, calling for neutrality in contests to avoid trouble next fall.
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Democratic Party
Oklahoma
U. S
Senate
Ham
Smith Hester
Redistricting Plan Discussed at Noon Optimist Meeting
Robert Ebisch central district commissioner spoke on the county redistricting plan at the Noon Optimist club. Billy Paul Galyon was program chairman, Bill Burns presided. A 7:30 p.m. dinner at Bianco's restaurant announced to initiate new members. Guests Lyden Riley Buddy Garber Capt. Charles Beckman John Gray. New members Jim Driskell Harold Cloninger.
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Robert Ebisch
Optimist Club
Billy Paul Galyon
Bill Burns
Bianco
Lyden Riley
Buddy Garber
Charles Beckman
John Gray
Jim Driskell
Harold Cloninger
Radar Nets Judge and Officials Targeted
Laramie police report new radar units in patrol cars catching speeders. Among those ticketed are Municipal Judge Robert Costin University of Wyoming policewoman Ann Harrison and Duke Dueweke driver license issuer.
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Laramie
Wyo
Robert Costin
University of Wyoming
Ann Harrison
Duke Dueweke
NOW YOU KNOW By United Press International
Fifty five percent of US families own at least one pet according to the Hollywood chapter of the American Humane Association. The report notes rising pet ownership across households and stresses benefits of pet care and companionship.
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United Press International
Hollywood
Doctors Describe Efforts To Save Presidents Life
In a Texas Journal of Medicine report seven Dallas area doctors recount their frantic attempts to save President Kennedy at Parkland Hospital. They describe the neck and head wounds, rapid bleeding, limited heart activity, and eventual pronouncement of death at 2 p.m. EST after about 30 minutes of resuscitation.
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Austin
Tex
UPI
Kennedy
Texas State Journal of Medicine
Texas Southwestern Medical School
Parkland Hospital
Dallas
Charles J. Carrico
Carrico
Malcolm C. Perry
William Kemp Clark
Perry
M. T. Jenkins
Johnson carries on bid for Negro votes in campaign
United Press International reports President Johnson continues Kennedy era outreach to black voters. Johnson chairs cabinet session with a Negro guest, while nominating Carl Rowan to head USIA after serving as ambassador to Finland. The piece recalls Kennedy era tactics and broader political maneuvering around black appointments and cabinet prospects.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press International
Johnson
Kennedy
Carl T. Rowan
Rowan
Cabinet
National Security Council
Edward R. Murrow
United States Information Agency
USIA
U.S
Finland
Murrow
John F. Kennedy
Jfk
Martin Luther King
King
Georgetown
William Dawson
Chicago
Dawson
Chicago News
U.S. Senate
Senate
Department of Urban Affairs
Congress
Henry Cabot Lodge
Richard M. Nixon
Fire Hits Dallas Medical Arts Building
A four alarm blaze on the 2nd floor of the 19 story Medical Arts Building caused evacuation of 79 patients from the top three floors. Fire crews contained the fire with mild 50s temperatures aiding cleanup. the Dallas Club wing suffered undetermined damage and offices remained intact.
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Dallas
UPI
Medical Arts
Pacific
St. Paul
Robert Payne
M. E. Neill
Dallas Club
Bartlesville Youth Killed in One-Car Crash
A 19-year-old Bartlesville man Kendall Duncan died in a one car crash near Miami Oklahoma. The bear he was driving left the road one mile south of Miami on a county road. The state traffic toll rose to 47 for 1964, four more than a year earlier.
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Associated Press
Bartlesville
Miami
Oklahoma
Kendall Duncan
Duncan
Nicaragua Reconsiders 1914 Treaty With United States
Managua AP The National Congress appointed a seven member commission to advise President Rene Schick Gutierrez on honoring the 1914 treaty that grants the United States the right to build a canal across Nicaragua. The panel will decide whether to seek a new treaty or abrogate the existing one.
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Managua
Nicaragua
National Congress
Rene Schick Gutierrez
United States
Actress to Wed New York in Elkton Md ceremony
Joan Fontaine film star and television personality will marry Alfred Wright Jr golf editor of Sports Illustrated on Monday in Elkton Maryland Wright confirmed Thursday.
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New York
Joan Fontaine
Alfred Wrigh Jr
Sports Illustrated Magazine
Elkton, Md
Wright
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