Red Cross Rejected As Agent In Exodus
Premier Fidel Castro announced Ernesto Guevara has quit the Cuban Communist Party and left Cuba for unknown fields. Castro rejected U.S. plans to have the Red Cross supervise any exile, urging Swiss mediation and criticizing U.S. actions in Viet Nam and the Dominican Republic.
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Exodus
Miami
UPI
Fidel Castro
Ernesto
Che) Guevara
Cuban Communist Party
United States
Viet Nam
Dominican Republic
Castro
Johnson
Cuba
U.S
International Red Cross
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North
Santo Domingo
Johnson Offers Refuge to Cubans as U S Admission Boost
President Johnson announced a policy to admit Cubans seeking refuge in the United States and asked Congress for a 12.6 million dollar supplemental appropriation to support the exodus. He directed federal agencies to facilitate orderly entry and explore help from the Swiss government and the Red Cross to process refugees to Miami. Vice President Humphrey and Senate leaders Mansfield Kennedy attended the signing of the related measure.
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Guevara
Johnson
New York
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Cuba
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State Department
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Red Cross
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America
Congress
Justice Department
Department of Health, Education and’ Welfare
International Red Cross Committee
Hubert Humphrey
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Robert F. Kennedy
D-Ny
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Senate fights over labor bill and Mansfield move
Senate Democrats led by Mike Mansfield move to call up the House passed bill to strike down state limits on union shop. Dirksen plans to mobilize a large bloc to speak long and threaten a filibuster, aiming to stall passage of the 14B measure.
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House
Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
McNamara
Viet Nam clashes near Da Nang and Chu Lai tolls reported
U S Marine units engaged Viet Cong near Da Nang with grenades and artillery exchanges. Casualties were light for the Marines, while Viet Cong losses were not confirmed. Separate clashes southeast of Da Nang killed three Viet Cong, and eight more were believed killed by artillery near Chu Lai. Bombers conducted a major raid in Tay Ninh Province 60 miles northwest of Saigon as U S and Vietnamese planes logged 378 sorties in 24 hours.
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da Nang
Qui Nhon
Big
Chu Lai
Saigon
Tayninh
South Viet Nam
Sorensen Says Kennedy Biography Was Softened
Former special counsel Theo Sorensen acknowledges he softened his Kennedy biography and declines to join the debate over Dean Rusk’s possible removal as secretary of state. He says changes were minor and nothing essential was omitted. Kennedy book formally publishes today and Schlesinger’s JFK work arrives next month.
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UPI
Theodore C. Sorensen
John F. Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Kennedy
Sorensen
Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr
Rusk
Schlesinger
Tel Aviv Considers Establishing a Stock Market
Tel Aviv evaluates creating a stock market as a potential financial milestone. Officials study regulatory framework and infrastructure needs while monitoring regional markets for alignment and impact on Israeli investors.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Papal visit prep and peace rites near New York
New York awaits a historic papal visit with a mass at Yankee Stadium for about 90 000. The Holy Family Church will host an interfaith meeting on peace with Protestant and Jewish leaders. Pope Paul VI blesses crowds in St. Peter's Square before his U N trip as President Johnson signs immigration reform at the Statue of Liberty. The pope and President will meet in Waldorf Towers before a U.N. appearance with world leaders.
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Holy Family Catholic Church
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Vatican
Paul
St. Peter's Square
Johnson
New York
Statue of Liberty
White House
Luci
Councils of Ministers
Births recorded at Methodist and West Texas hospitals
Mr and Mrs Lynn Huddleston announce the birth of a child at Methodist Hospital weighing 8 pounds 10 ounces at 11 27 p.m. Thursday. The father works at Sears Roebuck. Other families report newborns at Methodist or West Texas Hospital with weights ranging around six to nine pounds and parents employed in various local jobs.
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Lynn Huddleston
Methodist Hospital
Sears Roebuck
David Bridges
48Th St
John Halsey
Jerry Scott
3Rd St
Western Electric
Loyd Brown Jr
Iplace
Key Texaco
Gene Young
Plains
Washington National Insurance Co
Julian Gomez
16Th St
Montgomery Ward
Robert Sanford
John Wright
37Th St
James Scott Hansford
West Texas Hospital
Frontier Stamps Co
Michael Ray Rucker
208
Ave
Hancock Manufacturing Co
Marines Return to Honolulu After Vietnam Service
The first contingent of nearly 900 Marines from the Da Nang area arrived in Honolulu for 24 hours of liberty before heading to California. Senator Krulak awarded three Silver Stars and nine Bronze Stars to Marines for valor in the Southeast Asian conflict. Final destination after Honolulu was not announced.
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Honolulu
UPS
Viet Nam
Victor Krulak
3Rd Marine Brigade
da Nang
California
Japan tobacco crop seen at 449 million pounds in 1965
Preliminary estimates from the Japan Monopoly Corp. peg Japan's 1965 tobacco harvest at about 449 million pounds, down 4 percent from the record 1964 crop.
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Japan
Tokyo
Japan Monopoly Corp
Refugees In Miami Welcome Johnson Cuba Reunions
In Miami exiles hail President Johnson’s decision to admit all Cubans released from Castro. HEW refugee center ready to process thousands weekly. Florida Governor Burns warns the state and Miami cannot bear the bulk. The plan would mark the largest U.S. refugee influx since 1963 with Bay of Pigs prisoners previously used as a ransom.
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Miami
UPI
Johnson
Fidel Castro
New York
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Florida
Hayden Burns
Burns
United States
Notable actor Scott’s far reaching career and charity work
Scott rose from university athletics to London stage and Broadway, signing with Jack L. Warner in 1943. He acted in 34 films including The Mask of Dimitrios Mildred Pierce and The Southerner. He married Elaine Anderson, later divorced, and supported Allied War Orphans with fan clubs’ aid.
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London
Scott
English Repertory Co
America
Hollywood
Jack L. Warner
Dimitrios
Broadway
Elaine Anderson
Austin
Mildred Pierce
Cass Timberlane
Honduras
New York
Ruth Ford
Royal Court Theater
Miss Ford
William Faulkner
University of Mississippi
Burglars and vandals strike seven Lubbock sites
Over the weekend burglars and vandals hit seven Lubbock locations, including a police patrol car. Losses totaled more than 800 dollars with items stolen from Medlock's Restaurant and several homes and vehicles. No arrests reported.
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Lubbock
Edwin Gloyna
Medlock's
Penny Reyna
7Th St
Eugene Pool
Owen
Max Fair
Ave. A
J. T. Weldon
33Rd St
Broadway
Alvis Clemmer
Leopard Invades Home in Halal Night Chase
A leopard chased game warden Sak ikie Eloff into his Halal residence in South West Africa, mauling him in the garden. Eloff refrained from firing, hoping the animal would retreat, but the leopard entered the house and killed him as his family slept.
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Johannesburg
Sakikie Eloff
Halal
South West Africa
Eloff
Multiple Fatalities and Injuries From Regional Crashes
Several others hurt as three residents of the city and area die in a two car crash at the intersection of U S 82 and FM 2053 near O'Donnell around 11:30 a.m. Britton Hall Robinson 79 and Ethel 77 of Tahoka are hospitalized with serious collarbone and head injuries. Donnie Carl Morrow of Lubbock and family suffer minor injuries. Eugene Cahill 31 of Lubbock is seriously injured in a stock car crash at the Lubbock County Speedway and is in ICU after arm surgery. Funeral arrangements are pending for Mrs Credille Sparkman of Dallas and for Tullis of Spur. survivors listed for Armstrong and Gholson families in Dickens, Aspermont, and Muleshoe areas.
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Tahoka Hospital
Britton Hall Robinson
Ethel
Tahoka
Robinson
Donnie
Carl Morrow
Lubbock
Morrow
Eugene Herbert Cahill
Lubbock County Speedway
Credille
Sparkman Funeral Home
Dallas
Hillcrest High School
Southern Methodist University
H. Bailey Hughes
Bailey. A. Hughes
Costa Rica
Etta Eckerle
Cedar Hill
Tullis
Campbell Funeral Home
Spur
Dickens County
Erickson Construction Co
Muleshoe
James Gholson
Aspermont
J. M
Elton R. Tullis
Jacksboro
Mary Frances Wasserman
Lompoc
Calif
Earnestine Dunaway
John Grayson
Edwards Wins Cajun District House Seat In Louisiana
Ed win Edwards a 38 year old sharecropper's son and preacher who backs Johnson wins the Louisiana 7th District Democratic runoff. He defeats Gary Tyler 51 963 to 44 672 to fill the unexpired term of the late Rep Thompson after his July 1 traffic accident. Edwards vows to oppose bigotry and says he will vote against President Johnson if programs do not suit Louisiana. He campaigns on racial harmony and is seen as McKeithen ally. Edwards and his wife have four children.
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Crowley
Edwin W. Edwards
Johnson
Washington
Louisiana
Edwards
Goldwater
Gary Tyler
Lake Charles
Deep South
Tyler
T .A. ‘Thompson
Thompson
John J. McKeithen
McKeithen
Barry Goldwater
Democratic Party
Indonesian AU Cat as International Voice Dims in Crisis
A British correspondent was arrested and forced to leave Indonesia. He was escorted onto a plane to Singapore after threats of imprisonment. A Manila dispatch quoted a Jesuit priest arriving from Jakarta saying rumors say Yani was wounded or dead and Nasution suffered a leg fracture while escaping rebel kidnappers.
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Manila
Jakarta
Yani
Nasution
King Plans Crawfordville Visit Amid Race Tensions
In Crawfordville Georgia about 300 marchers led by Hosea Williams urged Dr. Martin Luther King Jr to intervene as the Ku Klux Klan warned it may act. Williams said King urged full efforts while Gov. Carl Sanders faced Klan pressure to enforce school attendance laws.
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Crawfordville
UPI
Martin Luther King
Ku Klux Klan
Hosea Williams
King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Williams
Friendship Baptist Church
Carl Sanders
Grand Dragon
Calvin Craig
Georgia Ku Klux Klan
Sanders
Craig
Atlanta
Six Die in Head-On Crash Near Eagle Pass
Six presumed Mexican residents died when two cars collided head on on U S Highway 277 twelve miles east of Eagle Pass. A three year old boy survived with serious injuries and was taken to Eagle Pass hospital. Five bodies identified as Luis Sanchez Andre Delgado Rico Lecadio Hernandez Marines Cadalina Gonzalez and Jose Moreno Morin. sixth victim awaiting identification.
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Tex
Mexico
U.S. Highway 277
Yeager
Luis Sanchez
Colon
Reynosa
Andrez Delgado Rico
Lecadio Hernandez Marines
Cadalina Gonzalez
Jose Moreno Morin
Executed Group Known as Patriots Named by Hanoi
Radio Hanoi said five Vietnamese men executed in Saigon were patriots and linked to Viet Cong aims. Saigon called them murderers and rapists with no Viet Cong ties, while Hanoi hints at possible further reprisals against American POWs.
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Radio
Hanoi
Viet Nam
Saigon
da Nang
Viet Nam Fatherland Front Central Committee
U.S
Saligon
le Hong Tu
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