Southeast Asia policy notes from Honolulu talks
Secretary of State Rusk and Defense McNamara returned from Honolulu with recommendations for President Johnson to strengthen anti-Communist efforts in Southeast Asia. They gave no firm plans to expand the war north, while emphasizing determination to prevent a Communist victory. Johnson seeks support from De Gaulle in Paris on Friday to pressure a tougher military stance.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
Honolulu
Johnson
Southeast Asia
Andrews Air Force Base
Rusk
New England
McNamara
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Nguyen
Red China
Soviet Union
U.S
Hawaii
India
Nehru
Viet Nam
Laos
Thailand
George W. Ball
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
de Gaulle
Ball
UN Study Sought On Asian Crises
The U N Security Council was asked to send three members to Cambodia and South Vietnam to study border tensions. Ivory Coast and Morocco sponsored the resolution with Czechoslovakia possibly proposing amendments. The plan aims to form a fact finding mission amid disputes over responsibility for border clashes.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. Security Council
Cambodia
Viet Nam
Ivory Coast
Morocco
Council
Czechoslovakia
Brazil
Bolivia
Norway
Czecoslovakia
Arsene Assouan Usher
Rioting Erupts as Park Faction Declares Martial Law
About 20 000 students and citizens demanded President Son Hee Park resign and fought police in Seoul and other cities. Martial law was declared after a National Security Council session attended by US Ambassador Samuel Berger and General Hamilton Howze. Berger and Howze left in a helicopter as clashes continued.
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Seoul
South Korea
Son Hee Park
Park
National Security Council
United States
Samuel D. Berger
Hamilton H. Howze
U.N
Korea
Berger
Howze
Ibo Suk-chan
Aircraft Carrier Collides With Motor Vessel In Fog
In Chesapeake Bay near Patuxent River Maryland the aircraft carrier Lake Champlain and the Norwegian motor vessel Skauvaag collided at 3 30 am Atlantic Fleet reports no injuries on either ship. Fire in two Champlain hangar deck bays extinguished in four minutes. Both vessels sustained damage with the Champlain reporting no underwater damage and the Skauvaag saying it needed no assistance.
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Norfolk, Va
Lake Champlain
Skauvaag
Chesapeake Bay
Atlantic Fleet Headquarters
Champlain
Annapolis
Patuxent River
The
Decatur
Cape Henry
White Motor Strike Set by United Auto Workers Local 32
About 3,200 members of United Auto Workers Local 32 were scheduled to strike today at White Motor Co.'s truck division plant in Cleveland. The action was called by the local executive board after workers granted strike authority last Thursday. A prior wildcat strike on May 21 protested an efficiency study labeled a spy system. Warner cited seven grievances, four of which involved discharges including two stewards. the company offered arbitration, which the union says is not in the contract. The two sides met Tuesday.
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Cleveland
United Auto Workers Local 32
White Motor Co
Southerners Turned Down On Amendment Vote Plan
Washington AP report on Senate civil rights debate as Southern block shifts tactics to allow or block votes ahead of a cloture vote set for next Tuesday. Leaders expect passage by mid June if two thirds for cloture is achieved. Johnson expresses confidence the bill will pass. Russell outlines potential amendments on jury trials and double jeopardy while Mansfield and Dirksen coordinate revisions amid illness and timing constraints.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Russell
New York to Deploy 1000 Police for Hoodlum Crackdown
Mayor Wagner ordered nearly 1,000 police to patrol streets and subways on overtime after Memorial Day vandalism and attacks by bands of youths. An additional 500 officers on streets and 200 in transit will work extra eight hour tours, with radio upgrades planned for subway lines.
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New York
New York City
Robert F. Wagner
Staten Island
Manhattan
Wagner
Transit Authority
1000 Guards Keep Peace In Hillsdale
Nearly 1,000 Michigan National Guardsmen kept the peace in Hillsdale as negotiations at Essex Wire Corp collapsed. Gov. Romney had kept the plant closed for five days, with imported labor aiding partial operation during the strike. Bitter feelings and sporadic violence marked the dispute as the IUE sought its first contract after replacing the Teamsters.
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Michigan National
Hillsdale
Midh
Midwest
Essex Wire Corp
George Romney
International Union of Electrical Workers
IUE
Essex
Teamsters Union
Goldwater wins California primary sparks GOP tilt
Senator Barry Goldwater rode an upset to capture California's 86 delegates, narrowing Nelson Rockefeller's hold on the GOP race as he moved toward the nomination. Rockefeller gained in New York but slipped overall in a rollercoaster primary night with several incumbents losing or facing tough battles. Pierre Salinger seized the Democratic Senate nomination, tying to Kennedy era ties, while Murphy defeated Kaiser and Hall in a Republican showdown.
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Arizona
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
California
Rockefeller
Goldwater
South Dakota
Pierre Salinger
White House
Kennedy
George Murphy
Alabama
Mike Mansfield
Montana
John C. Stennis
Mississippi
Los Angeles
Oregon
Henry Cabot Lodge
New York State
Golfwater
Clair Fagle
Salinger
John F. Kennedy
Alan Cranston
GOP
Murphy
Leland M. Kaiser
Fred Hall
Kansas
Charles A. Buckley
House
Public Works Committee
Jonathan A. Bingham
Yale
U.S
United Nations
Buckley
Bronx
Robert F. Kennedy
Bingham
Robert Wagner
James C. Healey
James H. Scheuer
Carl Elliott
House Rules Committee
Elliott
John Tyson
Mansfield
Joseph P. Monaghan
Senate
Alex Blewett
Santa Claus Wins Richest Epsom Derby Ever
EPSOM England AP Santa Claus won the richest Epsom Derby of all time today. Indiana owned by Charles Engelhard of New York was second and Dilettante II owned by Larry Gelb a New York cosmetics manufacturer was third.
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Epsom
England
Santa Claus
Indiana
Charles Engelhard
New York
Larry Gelb
Cincinnati Workers Remain On Strike
Several thousand greater Cincinnati workers stayed on strike. Local 1198 of the AFL-CIO voted to continue the walkout at General Electric Co. Blue Ash plant after 380 members left May 24 over a work rules dispute and the firing of a union official. About 1,400 Formica employees and over 1,000 building trades members also remained out on strike as their contracts expired last weekend.
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Cincinnati
Greater Cincinnati
Afl-Cio International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Blue Ash
General Electric Co
Formica Corp
Chuckle: Some People Never Do Anything On Time Except Buy
A light humorous note suggesting people delay tasks but promptly purchase items instead, highlighting a playful take on procrastination and shopping habits.
Father and two children perished in Akron house fire
In Akron Ohio a father Junior Jackson 40 and his children Gary 9 and Sandra 6 died in a two story frame house fire on the south side. The mother Florence 39 and two older sons Larry 16 and Darrel 18 escaped. The father and older boys tried to reach the younger children and the fire was blamed on careless smoking in an overstuffed chair.
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Akron, Ohio
Junior Jackson
Gary
Sandra
Jackson
Florence
Larry
Darrel
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William N. Oatis
Want Park
Chin
White Motor
By Joe Hall
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirk
Humphrey
Dirksen
Associated Press
Ann Landers
Dr. Crane
Sereteeee
Neon
Society Tee
Sports
Theater
Etree
Valley News
By Larry Osius
Stennis
Akron
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