Fears of Nuclear Spread Rise Worldwide
Fears mount that more nations may gain nuclear capability as technology spreads through France and other allies. France aids Pakistan Taiwan and South Korea, while the Soviet Union plans a reactor for Libya. West Germany reportedly sells Brazil reactors and enrichment tech, raising concern over a full fuel cycle. International treaties and inspections aim to curb proliferation amid shifting alliances. Will F. Jenkins, famed science fiction writer Murry Leinster, dies at 73.
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William Stockton
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Sen
Abraham A. Ribicoff
D-Conn
France
Pakistan
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South Korea
Argentina
Soviet Union
Libya
West Germany
Brazil
Ribicoff
International Atomic Energy Agency
Vienna
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Britain
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China
India
Japan
Belgium
Canada
Eat Germany
East Germany
Netherlands
Norway
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Switzerland
Tally
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Israel
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Egypt
U.S
Hanoi Calls Unification For Vietnam
North Vietnam’s National Assembly urged Hanoi residents to prepare for unification with the south, aiming to make Hanoi the country’s capital. The broadcast gave no date. Saigon reports noted religious officials failing to register and large-scale political outreach in Can Tho. In Laos, talks on AID asset turnover continued with disputes over nonproject assets as Thai PM announced Gen. Vang Pao would depart for the United States within a week.
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Thailand
North Vietnam
National Assembly
Hanoi
North
South Vietnam
Saigon
Saigon Radio
Can Tho
Mekong Delta
Laos
U.S. Agency For International Development
U.S
Peet
Kukrit Pramoj
Vang Pao
Central Intelligence Agency
United States
Victoria Fyodorova and Frederick Polly wed in Stamford
Russian actress Victoria Fyodorova and Pan American pilot Frederick Polly were married privately by a justice of the peace in Stamford. Clerk Louis Clapes confirmed the license delivery and noted the ceremony was kept quiet amid prior speculation. Fyodorova’s visa status could affect permanent residence if needed.
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Stamford, Conn
Victoria Fyodorova
Frederick Polly
Louis Clapes
Clapes
Loren H. Jaffe
Fyodorova
Pony
Pan American World Airways
Tr Ofice
Navy
Hugh Tate
Miss Fyodorova
Polly
Dolphin Cove
Misa Fyodorova
Moscow
United States
Jackson R. Tate
Orange Park
Fla
Stamford
Alexander Pouy
Vernon
Paris Personal News Notes and City Council Item
Paris social news lists local attendees including Mrs. Grant Dickson and Mrs. Ernest Rice with others visiting relatives. A correction notes the June 3 Paris council minutes show a public hearing set for June 26 and approvals for package beer licenses to Wade’s IGA Home Market 220 Pub and to David Vaughn and Harold Wood. Theresa Wyatt was hired as part time office help at $2.25 hourly.
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Charles Papeck
Don Babbit
Donald Shannon
Moberly
Columbia Mexico District
Paris
Grant Dickson
Ernest Rice
Delmar Fisher
Lon James
Mabel Hollingsworth
Beulah Hanna
Michael Barrett
Morris Salter
Amy Carter
Gene Havens
W. J. Vanhuss
Kimmie Pierson
Daniel Lewis
W. J. Vanhuis
Paris News
Bob Winterbower
Henry Wade
Robert Ragsdale
Wade
IGA
Home Market
David Vaughn
Harold Wood
Theresa Wyatt
France confirms underground nuclear blast in Pacific
Paris reports France triggered an underground nuclear explosion in the South Pacific last week. Australian Prime Minister Whitlam cited belief a test occurred at Fangataura on June 6 with France stating the test took place on June 5. France shifts to underground tests amid protests and aims for more open information.
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Paris
France
South Pacific
Gough Whitlam
Australia
Fangataura
New Zealand
Ex-Agent Says Helms Denied CIA Assassination Plot Claim
Miami report quotes ex CIA employee Mike Ackerman recalling 1964 exchange with Richard Helms denying CIA use of assassination. Ackerman criticizes director William Colby for failing to issue a clear denial amid rumors. He resigned May 30, citing a “goldfish bowl” for the agency.
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Miami
Fla
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Richard Helms
Miami Herald
Mike Ackerman
William Colby
Clandestine Services
Ackerman
Helms
Willam Colby
The
Herald
U.S
Missouri Democrats Study Plan for Delegates at 1976 Convention
Missouri Democrats review a revised proportional delegate plan for the 1976 Democratic National Convention. The 60 member State Committee tentatively approved the plan and will reconvene July 12. The plan aligns with March 1974 changes requiring representation proportional to candidate support.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Democrats
Democratic Committee
National Democratic Compliance Review Commission
State Committee
Democratic National Committee
James I. Spainhower
The
Committee of
National Party Commission
Kansas City
National Compliance Review Commission
Court Denies Cubans' Appeal in Watergate Case
The Supreme Court refused to hear appeals by four Cubans labeled the foot soldiers of the Watergate break in. Bernard Barker Eugenio Martinez Frank Sturgis and Virgilio Gonzalez had pleaded guilty to conspiracy burglary and wiretapping tied to the June 17 1972 break in.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Bernard L. Barker
Eugenio R. Martinez
Frank A. Sturgis
Virgilio R. Gonzalez
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