Greece's ousted premier asked to stay in post
Athens AP report says Premier George Athanasiadis Novas resigned after a parliamentary defeat but King Constantine asked him to remain as caretaker while Greece seeks a solution. The vote ended 167-131 and sparked fears of renewed instability as parties consider successors including Stephanos Stespanopoulos and Papandreou allies.
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Athens
Greece
George Athanasiadis Novas
Constantine
Athanasiadis Novas
Athanasisdis Novis
Stephanos Stespanopoulos
George Papandreou
Papandreou
Center Union Party
Bank of Greece
Xe Zoloias
National Bank
Emmanuel Baklatzis
Torpedo Caught In Net Off Virginia Coast
PORTSMOUTH Virginia coast authorities report a deepsea trawler netted a torpedo several miles north of Cape Hatteras where a previous explosive loss occurred last month The New Bedford did not haul the torpedo aboard instead it rigged the net around a buoy and backed away Coast Guard will have Navy demolition dispose of the torpedo area cleared of vessels The 1983 registry lists New Bedford based in Portland Maine with operations near False Cape on North Carolina s Outer Banks
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Portsmouth
van Apa
Virginia
Cape Hatteras
New Bedford
Coast Guard
Kenne- Maine
Portland
Maine
False Cape
North Carolina
Added life is goal of new bill
President Johnson announced a goal to raise average life expectancy by five years within the next decade and signed a law extending federal grants for immunization. The bill provides 33 million dollars in grants over four years for mass immunization against polio tetanus whooping cough and measles.
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Washington
Johnson
Taylor ends tenure as adviser to LBJ amid Vietnam concerns
Maxwell D. Taylor presents final ambassadorial accounting to a White House panel. In Washington the administration seeks 1.7 billion more for defense and a 340,000-man manpower boost. Johnsonbriefed Taylor for two hours and then announced Taylor will serve as senior adviser on military and diplomatic matters and join the intelligence board.
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Viet Nam
Maxwell D. Taylor
White House
Capitol Hill
House
Defense Appropriations
Grrd
Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Johnson
South Viet Nam
Dean Rusk
Robert McNamara
U.N
Arthur J. Goldberg
Henry Cabot Lodge
Ohio men die in crash in Maryland corn field near Unionville
Two Ohio men, Andrew Burner 37 and Edward E Potts 41 of Piqua, were killed when their light plane crashed in a corn field three miles north of Unionville Maryland during heavy rain. A witness said the craft approached and then burst into flames upon impact as a farmer's wife described the scene.
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Unionville
Ohio
Andrew Burner
Edward E. Potts
Piqua
Franklin Burrier
Chuckle The Quick Way to Lose Your Shirt
A light quip warns that overdressing or overdoing clothing can backfire. The joke contrasts fashion risk with the immediate result of pulling a shirt tight and failing.
War strategy remarks cite Vietnam troop goal
Official comments acknowledge progress and patience in the Vietnam conflict. The speaker defers on victory details while supporting a 125,000 troop target as a reasonable near term level for US military strength.
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Taylor
Viet Nam
Chicago Police Step Up Hunt For Killer
Chicago police intensified their search for two brothers suspected in the killing of Sgt. Charles Eichorst, a 1-year Chicago veteran. The officers were shot while stopping a grocery store robbery in which about $3,000 was taken. the bag ripped, dropping currency. The suspects, Holice Black, 21, and Richard Black, 20, fled after stripping shirts to avoid recognition.
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Chicago
Charles Eichorst
John Glas
Holice Black
Richard Black
Glas
UN Won’t Try Vietnam At UN Could Not Constrain Powers
UN diplomats doubt a decisive UN role in Vietnam. Secretary General Thant may help as a go between, but Security Council action is blocked by US and Soviet vetoes. Western and nonaligned delegates question US interest and note past disagreements over peace efforts.
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U.N
Viet Nam
U Thant
Security Council
Kremlin
Red China
Wortwtle
Arthur J. Goldberg
Johnson
Adlai E. Stevenson
Thant
Weather forecast predicts heat and storms this weekend
Forecaster notes a warm night with a low around 73 and a hot humid day tomorrow. Highs expected in the 90s with continuing humidity. Possible thundershowers Friday and Saturday. Yesterday’s high reached 85 and low 3 today, with .14 inch of rain yesterday.
Johnson to Sign Voting Rights Bill Friday
President Johnson will travel to the Capitol Friday to sign into law the voting rights bill. White House spokesman Moyers said the ceremony at noon will be open to live coverage with Cabinet present. The measure suspends literacy tests and allows federal oversight of registration under certain conditions, with court review of poll taxes in four states. Civil rights leaders offered mixed reactions, MLK praising the step to end poll taxes but James Farmer calling the bill too weak.
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Washington
Johnson
Capitol
White House
Bill D. Moyers
Moyers
Groes
South
Alabama
Mississippi
Texas
Virginia
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
Sinatra And Farrow Wedding Rumor Grows
AP report from Edgartown Massachusetts says Frank Sinatra and Mia Farrow, ages 9 and 19, are aboard a large yacht amid wedding rumors. They refused to confirm plans while island chatter cites a possible wedding at James Cagney’s Chilmark estate.
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Sinatra
Farrow
Edgartown
Mass
Frank Sinatra
Mia Farrow
Martha's Vineyard Island
Mc Colbert
Pewsmen
Miss Farrow
James Cagney
Chilmark
Dirksen Ready To Try Again For Senate Amendment
Sen. Everett M. Dirksen vows another bid for Senate approval of his constitutional amendment on legislative apportionment after a three vote shortfall. He hints at substituting a population based plan for the Taft Hartley repeal bill with a state referendum check. Sen. Paul H. Douglas and allies celebrate the unintended outcome tied to a Supreme Court decision last June.
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Washington
Everett M. Dirksen
Senate
Dirksen
Paul H. Douglas
D-Il
Supreme Court
White House names VA administrator to top government post
The White House announced the administrator for personnel of the Veterans Administration, saying she will assume the highest government personnel post ever held by a woman.
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Washington
White House
Veterans Administration
Viet Cong strike hits Da Nang aviation fuel dump
Viet Cong guerrillas attacked a Da Nang air base fuel complex, destroying two tanks and damaging two others, with about one million gallons lost. The blast damaged a harbor storage area used to feed jets and propeller planes before railroad transfer to the base ten miles away. An eyewitness said mortar fire accompanied the assault, targeting a government outpost. no Viet Cong casualties were reported.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
da Nang Air Base
da Nang
Basso Standard East
Marines face Viet Cong near Da Harbor base
The report states two miles from Marine positions heavy artillery and gunfire from a U.S. destroyer near Da harbor were used to probe suspected Viet Cong positions. Military sources say communist squads attacked the base over a month ago, destroying three planes.
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da Harbor
Munist
US Warships Shell Viet Cong Area Near Esso Facility
US warships shelled the billie surrounding the storage complex after a report Viet Cong planned an attack on the Esso facility. Earlier a Viet Cong mine derailed a railway engine near the oil storage tanks. No injuries were reported. A US Army task force was announced to coordinate all American ground combat forces in the 2nd and 3rd Corps areas to expedite support for the Vietnamese war effort.
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U.S
Esso
New Task Force Alpha to be based at Nha Trang
Maj. Gen. Stanley L. Larses will head the new Task Force Alpha with headquarters at Nha Trang. Viet Cong ground attacks were reported as U.S. spokesman listed actions. An estimated 50 to 150 Viet Cong attacked the Suoi Cao outpost, 35 miles northwest of Saigon, inflicting light casualties on defenders.
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Stanley L. Larses
Task Force Alpha
Nha Trang
Saigon
U.S
Suoi Cao
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