Coup In Laos Appears To Fail After Sunday Night Attempt
Rebels led by Col. Boulert Lycossie seized the Vientiane radio station and urged reforms in the army high command. Government forces under Gen. Kouprasith Abhay moved into Vientiane without reported fighting as Premier Souvanna Phouma and officials met.
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Laos
Boulert Lycossie
Souvanna Phouma
Souvanna
Vientiane
Pathet Lao
Kouprasith Abhay
Kouprasith
Tobey
Burundi Ouster Deals Setback to Chinese Africa Push
Washington says Burundi’s decision to break relations with China marks a significant setback for Beijing’s influence drive in Africa. Beijing embassy staff in Bujumbura allegedly funded rebels in Congo and ran propaganda, while Soviet rivals gain leverage as Africa’s leaders become wary of external meddling.
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Lewis Gulick Washington
Burundi
U.S
Peking
Africa
Bujumbura
Congo
China
Mwambuisa
King Calls Negroes To New March In Selma
Dr Martin Luther King Jr summoned hundreds of Negroes to march on the Selma courthouse for a right to vote. Civil rights leaders also organized a voter registration drive in Perry County, the only Alabama county with a federal referee handling discrimination complaints.
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Selma
Ala
Martin Luther King Jr
Perry County
Alabama
King
Todays Chuckle on Bigamy and Family Ties
A quip notes that having two wives to support need not imply bigamy, but rather that a man has a son who recently married. The joke hinges on wordplay about family roles and social expectations.
Ex Governor Ellington Named To Lead OEP
President Johnson selects former Tennessee Governor Buford Ellington to head the Office of Emergency Planning a \$28,500 a year post. Ellington would join the National Security Council if Senate confirms. He would succeed Edward A. McDermott who resigned to join a Washington law firm.
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Washington
Johnson
Tennessee
Buford Ellington
Senate
Ellington
Edward A. McDermott
National Security Council
McDermott
Man plans own funeral at Scioto Fairgrounds
Gerald McKinney, a 42 year old Springfield factory worker, prepared for his funeral set for Sunday June 6 at the Scioto County Fairgrounds in Lucasville near Minford. He will sit in a grandstand seat with no casket and hopes friends and relatives attend to share memories while he is alive.
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Robert FE. Miller
Springfield
Ohio
Gerald McKinney
McKinney
Scioto County Fairgrounds
Lucasville
Minford
Portsmouth
Lorenzo Dow McKinney
Bill Burns
Scioto County
Federal War On Quacks Sought By Probers
Senate investigators urge a federal war on quacks and pitchmen who profit from schemes aimed at the elderly. A 1964 hearings report says unscrupulous operators drain billions yearly, selling phony arthritis cures and youth devices. Senator Harrison A Williams Jr. says he will press recommendations for action.
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Washington
Senate
Police Training Realism Triggers Murder Scare In KC
A 71 year old former executive F Earl Swain and his family were swept into a police academy drill that faked a murder named Loraine. Officers questioned and searched them and their home before realizing it was training. Swain and his wife reacted with a mix of shock and relief.
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Kansas City
F. Earl Swain
Swain
American Type Founders Co
Wendell
Metro
Police Academy
Loraine
Swains
Suspect In Slaying Is Caught
The FBI reports the arrest in Los Angeles of Walter Lee Parman 32, listed among the 10 most wanted. He is to be questioned in the strangulation death of Shirley Ann Cary 32, a State Department secretary in Washington DC. Authorities charge him with first degree murder and a federal warrant for unlawful interstate flight to avoid prosecution. The manhunt centered in Ohio with ties to Cincinnati and Youngstown.
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FBI
Los Angeles
Walter Lee Parman
Shirley Ann Cary
State Department
Washington, D. C
Miss Cary
Wakefield
Mass
Parman
Ohio
Cincinnati
Youngstown
Dock Tieup In 22nd Day Delays Across Ports
A revised contract was sent to rank and file Baltimore longshoremen with union leaders backing it as idle docks from Maine to Texas marked the 22nd day. In three other ports workers continued bargaining under the New York master contract approved over a week ago.
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Baltimore
Maine
Texas
New York
Russians Favoring Meetings
Washington officials welcomed the Soviet Union to Johnsons call for top level visits and contacts. They noted an unexpected Soviet move in Southeast Asia and suspected it signals a basic shift in Moscow foreign policy. The Pravda commentary said the Johnson proposal met with a positive response in the Soviet Union.
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USS
Soviet Union
Johnson
Southeast Asia
United States
Red China
Moscow
State of the Union
Pravda
U.S
Schools Close But Reopening Seen Tuesday
Weather forecasters predicted a snow storm that arrived near midnight bringing as much as five inches. By 10:30 am three inches had fallen and officials said all area schools would reopen Tuesday except those in Hamilton and Oxford.
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Hamilton
Oxford
Winter Storm Ravages Northwest Midwest Stirring Closures
A massive storm with heavy snow and fierce winds battered the Northwest and Midwest while extreme cold hit the South and Florida. Blizzard conditions stretched from Minnesota to Missouri and Kansas with multiple state warnings. Denver saw four inches of snow in six hours with gusts to 45 mph, while Minneapolis and other cities reported several inches. Schools closed in Middletown and Oxford. many meetings and events were canceled. The storm halted travel, triggered road closures in Idaho and Colorado, and caused evacuations in Wyoming and Oregon as flood and freezing conditions persisted.
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Midwest
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Florida
Minnesota
South Dakota
Missouri
Kansas
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Ohio
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U.S. Weather Bureau
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Colo
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Rochester
Alexandria
Minn
Lone Rock
Wis
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Miami University
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Oxford
Academic Center
Hampton - Bennett Junior High School
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Amoma
First Baptist Church
Middletown
Fenwick High School
Nebraska
Broken Bow
Montana
Idaho
U.S. 12
Colorado
Lake Eldora
Rocky Mountains
Miami
Fla
Pensacola
Tallahassee
Malaysian Forces Brace for New Indonesian Guerrilla Raids
Malaysian security forces prepared for further Indonesian guerrilla raids after a clash Saturday in which about 60 guerrillas crossed the jungle border into Malaysian Borneo and were driven back by a British Gurkha patrol.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Malaysian Borneo
Ohio Roads Snowbound
Snowbound streets and treacherous highways across Ohio as drifting snow slows travel. The Ohio Turnpike speed limit was cut to 40 mph while central Ohio measured three inches at dawn and forecasts up to five more inches by night. Cleveland reported just over two inches with four to five inches expected, and Sandusky Toledo Lorain and Akron each reported around three inches.
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Ohio Turnpike
Ohio
Weather Bureau
Cleveland
Sandusky 4
Toledo
Lorain
Akron
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