Planes Hit Near Hanoi Line and Soviet Parley Sought
US Air Force planes struck the Ban Nuoe Chieu depot near Hanoi as 46 aircraft hammered North Viet Nam. The raid destroyed 22 buildings and damaged seven others with 45 tons of bombs. a Canberra bomber was reported missing after a prior strike. Washington then sought an early resumption of 17 nation disarmament talks in Geneva with the Soviet Union to discuss an expanded test ban and nonproliferation.
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Disarmament Commission
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Senate Debates UN Intervention in Viet Nam and Korea-type War
Senators urged United Nations mediation to seek peace in Viet Nam and pressed for congressional debate on deploying U.S. troops. Sen. Church urged inviting UN services and direct talks with Viet Cong, while Sen. Javits sought a formal authorization framework for possible large-scale ground combat and to avoid unilateral decisions. Secretary Rusk warned of continued heavy casualties and reinforced insistence on congressional review.
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R-Ny
Javits
Korea
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Soviet Union
Congress
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Dean Rusk
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Vietnamese Break With De Gaulle Severs France Ties
South Viet Nam’s military government declares a break with France accusing Paris of aiding enemies. Foreign Minister Tran Van Do says relations are severed and future matters to be handled by South Vietnamese consulates. A state of war is also declared.
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South Viet Nam
France
Tran van Do
de Gaulle
Cincinnatians Bound Over On Murder Charges
Two Cincinnatians Charles Wright and James P Burt both 2 charged with murder in the Riverside California man Anthony League death waived preliminary hearing and were held for the grand jury after pleading innocent. Body found at a roadside market in Newport on June 8.
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James P. Burt
California
Anthony League
Riverside
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Kennedy's Speech Praised in Senate By Colleagues
In Washington, Senators from both parties lauded Robert F. Kennedy after his nuclear arms speech. Senator John Pastore warned of a world destroyed by fire if inaction continues and urged dialogue with Red China. Senate Leader Mansfield said Kennedy raised critical questions despite disagreements.
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Senate
Robert F. Kennedy
John C. Pastore
D-R.1
New York
Pastore
House Atomic Energy Committee
Kennedy speech praised by Aiken as Johnson to curb nuclear spread
Senator Aiken called Kennedy's address profound and brave while at the White House press secretary George Reedy said President Johnson is seeking ways to halt nuclear proliferation and has formed a task force led by Roswell Gilpatric to study the issue.
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George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Kennedy
White House
George Reedy
Johnson
Roswell Gilpatric
Sen
Reedy
Senate votes on silver coinage bill test near finish
The Senate opens voting on a silver coinage bill with a key test over retaining silver in half dollars. Senator Mansfield hopes for passage tonight while Senator Pastore proposes removing silver from half dollars as well. Both sides expect a close result.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate Banking Committee
John ©. Pastore
D-R.l
Construction Slowed Down In Cincinnati
Construction work in Greater Cincinnati slowed as about 1200 damp and concrete truck drivers of Teamsters Local 100 stayed on strike for the 11th day. Negotiations with trucking firms broke off Wednesday night with no talks scheduled. The strike could idle roughly 12,000 construction workers, as deadlock centers on seniority and starting times.
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John C. Appianius
Building Trades Council
Dominica Junta Demands Changes, OAS Peace Plan Split
The Dominican junta seeks major revisions to the OAS peace plan while rebels push for minor changes. Both sides agree only on elections within six to nine months with possible postponement. The junta wants itself at the core of a provisional government and bars Communists, while rebels demand democratic figures. The stalemate leaves the OAS three man committee to decide next steps.
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Organization of American States
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AMA Decides On Boycott Of Medicare Action
New York AP The American Medical Association faces a key decision today on urging doctors to boycott the proposed federal Medicare program. A high level committee proposed a compromise resolution while hearings continued with eight witnesses and many written pleas. The Medicare bill supported by the Johnson administration has passed the House and faces Senate votes.
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Medicare for Seniors Bill Advances to Senate Floor
The Senate Finance Committee approved a health care program for people over 65 and a Social Security increase for about 20 million Americans. The 12-5 vote sends the billion plan to the Senate floor with expected passage in July.
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Physicians Debate Boycott or Delaying Medicare Decision
The article notes a split among doctors over whether to boycott Medicare or postpone any decisive action. It discusses potential impacts on patient care and hospital policies as the debate unfolds.
Helen Keller Near 85 Enjoys Quiet Retirement at Home
Easton Connecticut AP reports Helen Keller nearing 85 lives a quiet life at Arcan Ridge with her flowers garden dog and birds. Friends say she is in good health though vitality wanes and she has given up most public speaking and writing. Family plans a small birthday celebration with brother Phillips Brooks Keller and sister Mrs L Warren Tyson visiting later.
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Miss Keller
American Foundation For the Blind
Sundey
Phillips Brooks Keller
Dallas
Tex
L. Warren Tyson
Montgomery
Ala
Tuscumbia
Anne Sullivan
Algerian May Fold Looms Over Asian African Summit
In Algiers Asian African foreign ministers favor postponing the summit amid unrest after Col Boumedienne's coup. Preparatory committee plans to refer the postponement decision to the ministers with a presummit meeting set for Saturday and the main talks slated to open Tuesday.
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Col
Algeria
Cloaked Crisis At The Crossroads Clover Leaf
A sharp critique frames civilization as a messy crossroads, likening it to a convoluted clover leaf project. The speaker questions modern planning and efficiency, hinting at broader social frustration.
Church backs Johnsons stepped up Vietnam war actions
The church leader said he supports the intensified military actions ordered by Johnson. He noted American strength in South Vietnam had doubled recently and would likely double again, with bombing of the North becoming systematic and combat troops expanding from base sentinel duty to broader engagement.
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Church
Johnson
South Viet Nam
Disability Succession Accord Reached In Congress
Washington AP conferees finalize a constitutional amendment on presidential disability and succession. Congress would have 21 days to act if a disabled president seeks to resume power, with a vice president filling vacancies and nomination subject to majority approval in both houses.
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House
Senate
Congress
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
American Bar Association
City Saved By Dike Help Of Teen-Agers
Great Bend Kansas residents credit a 200 yard temporary dike and the help of almost 300 teenagers for fending off Arkansas River floodwaters. Mayor H C Davis praised the teens for doing the hard, unpleasant labor and turning to the effort.
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Great Bend
Kan
Arkansas River
H.C. Davis
Weather snapshot: showers fade as weekend dries out
Brief showers touched parts of the city last night with no expected heavy rain through Saturday. Forecast calls for a fair cooler night with a low around 60, and sunny mild conditions tomorrow. High yesterday reached 86 with a low of 66 today.
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