General Mark Clark urges continued bombing of North Vietnam
In an exclusive AP interview in Chicago, Gen. Mark Clark argues the U S must press air and naval power against North Vietnam to avoid a Korea like outcome He says the lesson from Korea was that manpower wars fail and warns against showing weakness by limiting war options He supports the Johnson administration but questions reluctance to use full force noting aggressive action erodes Viet Cong bargaining power and emphasizes decisive use of force to deter communism.
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Chicago
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Korea
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North
Viet Nam
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Lana Turner Weds California Businessman in Virginia Ceremony
Lana Turner marries Robert P. Eaton in a private Arlington wedding attended by under 25 guests. Eaton, 34, and Turner, 44, tied the knot at his father's brick home with a simple ring ceremony. The actress wore peach Italian lace over coral silk and diamond jewelry.
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Robert P. Eaton
Lana Turner
Arlington
Hollywood
California
Virginia Hills
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Miss Turner
Artie Shaw
Stephen Crane
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Egyptian Aid Restore Ties With Egypt in Food Shipment
Washington reports that President Johnson will send 37 million dollars of surplus U.S. food to Egypt, ending a six month hold. State Department said the aid aligns with U.S. interest under a three year program ending June 30, amid strained relations following Cairo incidents and Nasser’s Congo arms support.
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
Congo
African-Asian Parley Faces Uncertain Algeria Summit
Foreign ministers from Africa and Asia gather in Algiers as Boumedienne's regime braces for pro Ben Bella protests. They weigh inviting the Soviet Union and Malaysia to the June 29 summit while riots and clashes with troops intensify, with Nyerere and Banda skipping attendance.
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Houari Boumedienne
Ahmed Ben Bell
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Soviet Union
Malaysa
Ben Bella
Senior Citizens Picket Doctors Over Medicare
In New York, about five hundred members of the New York Congress of Senior Citizens picketed the Americana Hotel where an AMA committee weighed resolutions on a Medicare boycott. They urged doctors to cooperate with Medicare, while AMA views favored nonparticipation. a five member committee heard varied opinions.
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Kennedy urges central priority to halt nuclear weapon spread
Senator Robert F. Kennedy urged President Johnson to make stopping proliferation a top national goal. He warned that delaying action risks more nations developing atomic weapons within three years and called for immediate moves on multiple fronts to curb nuclear spread.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Johnson
Kennedy
Senate
United States
Southeast Asia
U S Moves Toward Nuclear Pact and Nonproliferation Plan
The text outlines U S initiative toward negotiations with the Soviet Union on a comprehensive nonproliferation treaty. It envisions two power guarantees against nuclear blackmail and explores creating nuclear free zones in the Americas and Africa. It also proposes extending test ban to detect underground explosions, freezing stockpiles, and boosting the IAEA.
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Soviet Union
America
Africa
U.S
Fulbright Says Unity Impossible in Viet Nam Talks
Sen. J. W. Fulbright argues the Communists would balk at a supervised vote to reunite North and South Viet Nam. He cites Geneva accords and urges U S to back South Vietnam to deter a communist victory and offer a peaceful alternative to force.
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Washington
J. W. Fulbright
North
South
Viet Nam
Fulbright
United States
Southeast Asia
Dominica Rebels to Present OAS Election Plan Proposals
Rebel leaders in Santo Domingo planned to meet the OAS mediation committee to offer complemenary proposals to the international plan. Both sides accepted the OAS framework calling for a provisional constitution elections under supervision within six to nine months and civilian arms surrender. General Antonio Imbert Barrera said the junta would present no counter proposals.
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Dominican Republic
Mediation Committee
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Organization of American States
OAS
Antonio Imbert Barrera
Viet Cong Attacked On Ground and Air Strikes
U S Air Force and Navy planes pounded targets across North and South Vietnam including Son La oil complex and Moe Chau barracks. Ground forces clashed near Da Nang and in Quang Ngai, with dozens of Communist deaths and several American casualties reported. A Commonwealth chiefs conference pursued a peace mission amid diplomatic friction with Red China.
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Viet Nam
Son la
South Viet Nam
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Thua Thien
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Binh Son
Quang Ngai
Moe Chau
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Peking T
Harold Wilson
United States
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Peking
Philadelphia Lawyer Plans Move to Ireland for Slower Life
Michael von Moschzisker a prominent Philadelphia criminal attorney says he will move his family to Ireland in August seeking a calmer pace after a 1944 heart attack. The family will rent a home near Dublin in County Wicklow and he hopes to work with Irish firms trading with America while remaining a U.S. citizen.
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Ireland
Michael von Moschzisker
America
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Marjorie
Collette
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Susan
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County Wicklow
Dublin
O'schzisker
Chuckle Time Will Tell On A Man
A fragmented sentence hints at a humorous line about a man and timing. The exact subject remains unclear but suggests a local humor feature or cartoon caption. No clear names, dates, or organizations are identified in the readable text.
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