OAS Pushes Wider Security Zone Around National Palace
The Organization of American States seeks to extend the security zone around the National Palace in Santo Domingo as Gen Antonin ImbertBarrera vows no foreign control of the palace. Col Francisco Caamano Deno supports widening the zone to include the palace grounds to deter a junta assault, while Inter-American Force patrols discuss limits. U S backing for a three nation peace committee is noted amid calls for tougher action.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
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One-Man One-Vote Rule Holds in Apportionment Rulings
The Supreme Court upheld the one man one vote standard across several cases. It left the New York special election redistricting in place for next fall, gave Illinois jurisdiction to supervise reapportionment, affirmed California Senate redistricting by July 1, and declined to intervene in Idaho as a federal three judge panel prepares action on a state redistricting plan from March.
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Lady Anne Mowbray Restored to Westminster Abbey
The bones of Lady Anne Mowbray, child bride of Prince Richard and heir to great lands, were returned to Westminster Abbey after four centuries. Archaeologists studied the remains before officials ordered reburial in Henry VII Chapel near her husband’s grave.
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Gloucester
Richard III
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England
House of Lords
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United States Proposes NATO Nuclear Policy Committee
Defense Secretary McNamara urged a four or five nation NATO panel to study allied nuclear policy and procedures. The aim is expanded participation in planning and rapid consultation on using strategic and tactical nuclear weapons, amid opposition to multilateral force schemes. The proposal leaves trigger control and voting methods unsettled.
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Robert S McNamara
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France
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Johnson urges debate but will act on own course
President Johnson told graduates at the National Cathedral School for Girls that while he believes in debate with the younger generation, he must proceed with the policies he regards as right despite criticism. His daughter Luci, 17, was among the graduates.
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Johnson Urges Young Americans to Aid Struggle of the Poor
The president urged youth to use their talents to help the world’s poor and called it a moral commitment. He stated he has given the issue much thought and noted most Americans back action to halt aggression while acknowledging that discussion remains essential to democracy.
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Miss U.S.A. Contestants Praised for Natural Figures
Miami Beach designer Joann Warner details fitting checks and bust padding bans for Miss U.S.A. contestants. Fifteen semifinalists chosen tonight with finals on CBS, as she notes larger suit sizes and overall well developed, natural appearances among the entrants.
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Astronauts Set for Gemini 4 Rendezvous Flight
Cape Kennedy reports two NASA astronauts McDivitt and White undergo a three hour medical exam before a planned 97 hour mission. They will test a tethered spacewalk near a tumbling second stage booster to study weightlessness effects and cardiovascular responses.
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Edward H. White II
C. Kraft
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Central Plains system nudges Ohio with warm rain
A low pressure area from the Central plains will push warm moist air into Ohio. Scattered showers are possible this afternoon and tonight, continuing tomorrow. Temperatures rise into the 90s and humidity grows after noon tomorrow. Yesterday's high reached 85 and today’s low was 45.
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Student Rescued From Mountain Cave After 36 Hours
University of California graduate student James Dowling, 24, of Connersville Indiana, was rescued in critical condition after 36 hours trapped in a 1170 foot Utah Wasatch cave. Dowling dangled on a rope for two hours as rescuers freed him then carried him out wrapped in a down filled bag.
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Irresponsible Driving Blamed For Memorial Day Deaths
The National Safety Council says three day Memorial Day traffic deaths surged to a record high for the second year, attributing the rise to incompetent and irresponsible driving and unsafe behavior on the roads.
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Ohio 27 Die In Holiday Weekend Traffic
Ohio reported 27 deaths in traffic accidents over the 78 hour Memorial Day weekend from Friday 6 p.m. to Monday midnight, above forecast. Ten fatalities occurred Saturday including a five life multivehicle crash north of Upper Sandusky, with seven more in other crashes and eight nontraffic deaths, such as three children burned in Portage County. Howard Pyle urged improved driving skills as cause analyses highlighted judgment errors.
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Record supports drivers test findings with high fail rate
The report notes most participants failed the nationwide drivers test. It cites several fatal accidents that raised the period total to 46 deaths from Friday 6 p.m. to Monday midnight, surpassing the 1944 record of 431 traffic fatalities.
Memorial Day Holiday Traffic Toll Sets Record
The AP surveyed highway fatalities for the three-day Memorial Day weekend from May 14 to May 17. The period saw 387 deaths, with the lowest postwar toll for a three-day observance at 204 in 1948 and a high of 609 in 1955. This year 35 boating deaths and 87 drownings occurred during the holiday period.
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Associated Press
Unclear plan cited as friend warns of upcoming marriage
Chuckie Young tells a friend that the fiancé has no future plan and has not found the bride a job, just before their wedding next month.
Abel Wins Major USW Leadership Shuffle In 23 Years
Abel takes the oath as president of the United Steelworkers of America in Pittsburgh, amid the largest leadership reshuffle in 23 years. He defeated David J. McDonald in February and assumes combined with a new secretary treasurer Walter Burke, new vice president Joseph Malony, and 29 district directors. Meany and Reuther expected to attend. The transition follows a 12 year stint as secretary treasurer and ends a long internal power struggle that stalled steel contract talks.
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