FBI keeps up pressure on Mississippi murder case
FBI agents press the investigation into the 1964 killings of civil rights workers in Mississippi. Three bodies were recovered near a watershed dam south of Philadelphia as officials question residents and a truck company staffer. Identifications confirm Michael Schwerner and Andrew Goodman.
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Philadelphia, Miss
FBI
Here
Olen Burrage
Mississippi
Jackson
Lawrence Rainey
Cecil Price
YBI
State Sovereignty Commission
Price
Jimne
Michael Schwerner
Andrew Goodman
Question on US bombing of PT boat bases in North Vietnam
Reader asks whether the United States was correct to bomb PT boat bases in North Vietnam. The query frames strategic and moral implications of US actions during the Vietnam conflict.
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United States
North
Viet Nam
John McBurnie
Cessford
Alberta
Viet Nam tensions ease noted by U S officials
Washington reports reduced chances of a major influx of forces in Vietnam and no sign of mass troop movements by China or North Vietnam. Johnson wins near unanimous support for flexible military response. UN invites Vietnams to debate Southeast Asia stalemate.
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Washington
U.S
China
North Viet Nam
Shanghai
Hainan Island
National
Chinese Central
Hong Kong
Johnson
Congress
Southeast Asia
House
Senate
United States
Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
South Pacific
Hawaii
Western Pacific
United Nations
Security Council
Goldwater ties foreign policy to 1964 campaign issue
Barry Goldwater told a closed Republican meeting that foreign policy and Vietnam will dominate the campaign if President Johnson does not продолжить his Southeast Asia approach. He defended Johnson’s naval strikes against North Vietnam and framed Republicans as the peace party using power.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Southeast Asia
Viet Nam
Goldwater
Arizona
North Viet Nam
Republican Party
Party of Peace
Republican Congressional Committee
House
Republican National
Dean Burch
Ottawa clears way for flag battle after tax bill passage
The Commons approved in principle a federal provincial tax sharing plan boosting provinces by four percent of personal income tax over two years. Equalization payments rise and Newfoundland’s Confederation grant is extended. A long public debate over a maple leaf flag follows as Conservatives push for a referendum.
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Newfoundland
M. T. McCutcheon
Lambton- Kent
Commons
Creditiste
Gilles Gregoire
Turkish Jets Raid Greek Forces Near Kokkina
Turkish aircraft launched two five minute attacks on Greek Cypriot positions around Kokkina as heavy fighting raged. UN said Greek Cypriot anti-aircraft fire met the raids and Ankara vowed to clear military vehicles headed toward the Turkish Cypriots. A cease fire request was rejected as Turkish air and naval forces increased patrols around Cyprus.
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Nicosia
Kokkina
Cyprus
United Nations
Ankara
Mansoura
Kyrenia
Famagusta
Turkey
Greece
Nedim Jkin
Stavros Kostopoulos
Athens
Turkey Seeks Urgent UN Meeting Over Cyprus Crisis
Turkey asked the United Nations Security Council for an urgent session to address Greek Cypriot attacks on Turkish Cypriots amid rising tensions. Ankara accused Greek Cypriots of using force to usurp government and warned of potential further actions if peacemaking efforts fail.
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Ing
Cyprus
Paris
Permanent Council of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Greece
Turkey
United Nations
United Nations Security Council
Mediterranean
Fridday
New York
Security Council
Kostopoulos
Ikin
Kostopouloss
Ilkin
Polis
UN Security Council
U.S
Hat-to-Empress Canoe Race Highlighted in Weekend Magazine
Weekend Magazine previews the 150 mile Hat-to-Empress canoe race on the South Saskatchewan run May 24 as part of the Empress 50th anniversary celebrations. Story by Patrick Nagle with photos by Bruce Moss.
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Medicine Hat News
South Saskatchewan
Patrick Nagle
Bruce Moss
Escape bid ends with swift police manhunt
Bernd Klose of Medicine Hat escaped from police during questioning over a break in at MacKenzie Drugs on Crestwood Thursday night. Officers used portable radios to track him and arrested him six hours later at 11:30 p.m. near 5th Street Southwest.
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Bernd Klose
Medicine Hat
Klose
MacKenzie Drugs
Crestwood
Jack Judge
CPR
Adam Borys
Bill Graves
Norman McLeod
5Th St. S.W
Suspect questioned in two year old lovers lane killings
Nanaimo police have a man in custody for questioning in the 1962 rifle slayings of Leslie Dixon and Dianna Phipps. The investigation has spanned thousands of miles, with interagency help from the FBI and Interpol, as officers traced the rifle found in a lake to a late rail worker who died in 1954.
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Nanaimo
B.C
RCMP
Vancouver
Leslie Dixon
Dianna Phipps
Piper Lagoon
Dixon
Vancouver Island
FBI
United States
Interpol
Sweden
S. Sgt
Jack Purdy
British Columbia
Robert Ralph Dillabaugh
Canadian National Railways
Savona
Kamloops
Iman
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Pat Flinn
Baptiste Carnelli
Seventh Ave
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Ron Carnelli
Connaught Drive
East
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St. S.E
Irene Matheron
12Th St. N.E
Cathy Charlton
Aberdeen St
Ottawa
Government House
Guy Favreau
Furkery
Orhan Eralp
Council
Sivert A. Nielsen
Norway
Little Cloud
Judge
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