Schoolmaster and Doctor Plan Atlantic S voyage to England
Fort Lauderdale report says Ray Wilkinson 33 a Bahamas school head will sail a handmade ketch Odette with Dr Julia Ambler 27 to England. The pair aim 1 206 miles to Bermuda then 2 700 to the Azores and 1 490 to England, expecting 60 days at sea.
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Johnson Tours California as Democrats Unite for Johnson
President Johnson arrives in California for a weekend tour as Democratic leaders seek to unite after a bitter primary. Pierre Salinger leads in to greet him, with Salinger and Cranston set to attend a gala dinner and a ground breaking for a Bay Area rapid transit project worth 792 million dollars.
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White House
Pierre Salin
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Salinger
Alan Cranston
Edwards Air Force Base
San Francisco Bay
Concord
Bay
Washinton
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Rebels Seize Albertville as Katanga Unrest Spreads
Reports from Leopoldville say Albertville the North Katanga capital on Lake Tanganyika fell to antigovernment rebels. An airline pilot described the airfield crowded with armed men and trucks headed toward the town. Albertville and Elisabethville messages said about 200 Europeans were in panic with escapes by lake steamer.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Albertville
Katanga
Lake Tanganyika
Elisabethville
Security Council Votes To Extend Cyprus Peace Force
The United Nations Security Council moves to extend the Cyprus peace force into late September with a three month, 64 006 man mandate by five nations. President Asher says opposition is unlikely though Kyprianou and Turkish envoy Eralp oppose. A clash on the Ayios Theodhoros coast leaves one Turkish Cypriot dead and several wounded as Swedish patrols reinforce a cease fire. Diplomatic sources say Secretary General Tong Thanthag urged Kyprianou not to demand expulsion of British troops, who comprise about half the force.
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Security Council
U.N
Cyprus
Council
Arsene Assouan Asher
Ivory Coast
Ayios Theodhoros
Thanthag
Kyprianou
Indonesian Malaysian Peace Talks Set To Begin In Tokyo
AP reports a summit of Sukarno Rahman and Macapagal to start Saturday in Tokyo as Indonesian guerrillas withdraw from Malaysian Borneo. They aim to set stage for further talks with no expectation of full resolution, and discuss a four nation neutral committee proposal.
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Malaysia
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Tunku Abdul Rahman
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Macapagal
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Goldwater Opposes Civil Rights Bill as Scranton Warns
Sen. Barry Goldwater declares opposition to the civil rights bill citing constitutional concerns. Gov. William Scranton warns his stance could hinder Goldwater against Johnson next November, while Sen. Ellender suggests a Southern vote could swing the South for the President.
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Barry Goldwater
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Johnson
Allen J. Ellender
Louisiana
Goldwater
South
Javits
San Francisco
Scranton
Ellender
Would-Be death by own action Swims 80 Miles In 39 Hours
Leo Ledoux says a planned death by own action turned into a two day Atlantic swim. He started Monday night near Miami Beach and was rescued Thursday 30 miles off Riviera Beach after 39 hours and about 80 miles. He told authorities he contemplated drowning but fought on as rescuers searched the area.
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Ledoux
Palm Beach
Walker Suit Deliberated in Fort Worth Libel Case
A US District Court jury began deliberating Edwin A. Walker's $2 million libel suit against The Associated Press in Fort Worth. The panel of four women and eight men, after nine days of trial before Judge Charles J. Murray, met briefly and recessed until 9 am.
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Tex
APA US
Edwin A. Walker
Associated Press
17Th District Court
Charles J. Murray
Chuckle Conceit Describes A Pervasive Social Ailment
The piece defines Chuckle Conceit as a social disorder that saps health and happiness in others while leaving the sufferer unaffected. It surveys widespread impact on communities and hints at a humorous yet pointed critique of shared norms.
St Augustine Negroes Reject Truce Terms After Pool Clash
In St Augustine Florida Negro integration leaders reject a truce offer following renewed violence at Monson Motor Lodge. Dr Martin Luther King Jr says a counter proposal will be made while 57 more demonstrators including 16 rabbis are jailed bringing total arrests to about 250. Police charged those in the pool incident with breach of peace trespassing and resisting arrest with violence as bond set at 400 dollars each.
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Fla.ap
Monson Motor Lodge
Turkish premier to quit amid Cyprus crisis vote
Inenu failed to win clear support from Parliament over Cyprus policy and announced his intent to resign. He led a minority government formed at Christmas and was to visit Washington to talk with President Johnson as communal fighting on Cyprus intensified between Turkish and Greek Cypriots.
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Big City
Chicago
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Washington
Ankara
Turkey
Ismet Inenu
Cyprus
Inenu
Johnson
Flying record set by 72-year-old woman flyer
Anna Hirschberg arrived at John F. Kennedy Airport and established a world circumnavigation record of 57 hours 52 minutes using regularly scheduled commercial flights. The prior mark stood at 62 hours 58 minutes.
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New York
Anna Hirschberg
Joan F. Kennedy International Airport
Warren Commission report due in two weeks
The Warren Commission aims to release a 500 plus page report with transcripts by June 30 detailing the Dallas Kennedy assassination. Sources say no major new disclosures against the FBI’s conclusions. Oswald is identified as the lone gunman, with Ruby having killed him in Dallas.
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John F. Kennedy
Karl Warren
Dallas
Johnson
Pearl Harbor
Commission
FBI
Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
Jack Ruby
Senate expected to pass civil rights bill by tonight
Senate leaders estimate about 75 or more will vote for passage as 100 senators gather to finish a long debate. The House plans swift action to send the measure to President Johnson by July 4, with leaders aiming for final passage by 6 p.m. and possible weekend sessions if needed.
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Senate
House
Clair Engle
D-Calif
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Rules Committee
Howard W. Smith
D'Va
Smith
Jono W. McCormack
D-Mass
White House
Niigata Rocked By New Quake Amid Fire Fight
Niigata Japan reported a new tremor off the Sea of Japan with a magnitude 3 on the local scale as firefighters battled fires from Tuesday’s 5 quake. U S Air Force planes dropped 14 tons of fire fighting foam helping crews at dusk. A waterfront storage complex blaze sent flames high and crews contained the ocean cemetery area amid earlier large tank fires.
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Japan
Central Meteorological Agency
Sea of Japan
Niigata
U.S
Retery
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