Canada May Recognize Red China Next Year
NATO ministers opened talks in The Hague as Canada hinted it may recognize Communist China next year. Ottawa expects changes in UN seating and NATO roles, while France pushes a stronger European voice and a looser US-led structure. Leaders debated how Europe and America should align against the Communist world.
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Netherlands
Paul Martin
North Atlantic
Canada
China
Alist
Formosa
United Nations
Martin
NATO
Ottawa
Arthur L. Gavshon
Hague
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
France
Gerhard Schroeder
West Germany
Paul Henri Spaak
Belgium
Spaak
U.S
Europe
America
de Gaulle
United States
Britain
Lonely Doctor Dies After Suicide Attempt In Albany
Dr. Jose Reposo, 40, a Cuban surgeon, slit his chest and abdomen then walked to a viaduct and leaped to the street. Firemen caught him in a canvas net as onlookers watched. He was described as lonely and distressed, having trained at Beesey Meee Ce Hospital.
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Albany
N.Y
Jose Reposo
Howard Turner
Beesey Meee Ce Hospital
Repese
Medical Center
Khrushchev Sees Soviet Backed Arab Aswan Dam
Soviet Premier Khrushchev and President Nasser visit the Aswan Dam site as 1,800 Soviet engineers finish the first stage of a $1.1 billion project. Credits of about $271 million are pledged with more to come before 1970. A four day program features ceremonies, a TNT blast, and propaganda on Soviet aid for underdeveloped nations.
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Aswan
United Arab Republic
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Cairo
Nile
Nasser
Comando-Style attack on Cuban sugar mill reported
Miami AP bulletin says an anti-C Castro action group reports a very successful commando type raid on a sugar mill in Cuba's eastern Oriente province.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
Oriente
Chuckle on Golf Course Weekend Optimism
A light jab at national mood notes that anyone believing the country is out of danger should tour a golf course on a weekend. The quip suggests leisure scenes reveal underlying tensions and public weariness.
Goldwater Leads Nebraska With Nixon Write-Ins
In Nebraska Goldwater won the Republican presidential primary with about 50 percent as write-ins for Nixon surged to roughly 27,314 votes. Nixon’s strong showing follows a last minute drive led by Fred Seaton. Rockefeller drew support in West Virginia, while Democratic totals echoed write-ins for Johnson and Morrison.
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Barry Goldwater
Tuedsay
Nebraska
Richard M. Nixon
Arizona
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Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
West Virginia
Rockefeller
Henry Cabot Lodge
Johnson
Frank Morrison
Robert F. Kennedy
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Morrison
Interior
Fred Seaton
Rocky Ahead As Oregon Vote Nears
Gov Nelson Rockefeller presses the Oregon presidential primary amid optimistic polls as Goldwater backers mobilize. Campaign focus shifts to California on June 2 with 86 California delegates versus Oregon's 18. Lodge and Nixon supporters aim to blunt Goldwater and curb his California hopes.
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Goldwater
Rhode Island
Rockefeller
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Rocky
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Portland
Ore
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Henry Cabot Lodge
Richard M. Nixon
California
Lodge
Nixon
Democrat Scoffs At Case Plea
Washington AP Chairman B Everett Jordan dismissed as the height of demagoguery a Senate Rules Committee probe into relations of senators with Bobby Baker. Sen Clifford Case urged a bottom line review as Baker refused to answer questions, invoking the Fifth Amendment amid a $2 million fortune claim.
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Washington
B. Everett Jordan
D-N.c
Senate Rules Committee
Bobby Baker
Clifford P. Case
R-N.j
Baker
Senate
Middletown Forecast Sees Rain End Tonight
The city sees its first rain in two weeks ending tonight with cool, fair weather tomorrow. Rain measured at 8 a.m. totaled 1.5 inches. Yesterday’s high reached 78 while today’s low dropped to 58.
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Middletown
Jill Kinmont’s World Inspires a Teaching Career
Jill Kinmont, paralyzed in a 1950s ski accident at Alta, pursues teaching remedial acting in Seattle. Now 2, she works as a cadet teacher at Ingraham High School with Kenneth Dulin, aims for teacher certification in June, and has applied to four local districts. Her family moved to Seattle in 1963 after living near Bishop, California.
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Wash
Jill Kinmont
Alia
Utah
Jill
America
Alta Jan
Ingraham High School
Kenneth Dulin
Dulin
Fill
School of Education
University of Washington
William Kinnent
Los Angeles
Robert
Jerry
Kinmonts
Bishop
Calif
UCLA
Bond Issue Is Upheld By Court
The Ohio Supreme Court dismissed a suit challenging the $250 million bond issue approved by voters for capital improvements, mainly schools. Paul J. Lynch, a Columbus teacher and former legislator, argued the financing acts. the court ruled he lacked standing as he is not a bond holder.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Paul J. Lynch
Lynch
Plans for Miami University Center at Armco Park Move Ahead
Logan Johnston Armco president and committee chair said the Ohio Supreme Court ruling does not delay plans for the Miami University Center at Armco Park. He noted advance planning for the Cennitz Fund work by McGraw Co and land from Armco, and that building funds will now be released following the vote by Ohio citizens.
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Miami University
Armco Park
Ohio Supreme Court
Logan Johnston
Armco
Johnston
McGraw Co
Ohio
Court upholds penny cigarette tax starting 1965
In a ruling the court states there is no reason why the new one cent per pack sales and use tax on cigarettes may not be collected beginning January 1, 1965, nor why the board...
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Lynch
Civil Rights Package Aims to Break Senate Stalemate
Washington AP Senate leaders and top Justice officials planned a final look at amendments to break the civil rights bill stalemate. Sen Dirksen expressed hope changes would win broad support to reach a two thirds majority to clamp a time limit after 14 days of debate. The amendments were negotiated with Attorney General Kennedy and aides.
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Senate
Justice Department
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Robert F. Kennedy
Dirksen
Wheelchair student pursues reading program career
While at UCLA Jill explored the psychology department and remedial reading, choosing this path as her life work. She plans to live fully, despite an accident, calling family and friends fantastic and noting she will do what she wants even from a wheelchair.
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Jill
Ucla School of Edtucation
Kinmont
Washington
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