Viet Nam Peace Plan Rejected by North Viet Nam
Saigon AP report says North Viet Nam rejected Indian ceasefire plan calling it an offense to Vietnamese people and accusing Indian authorities of siding with U.S. imperialists. The United States considers the proposal under review and has halted aerial strikes pending damage surveys and policy decisions. Vietnam reports 85 more Viet Cong dead in the Song Be area, bringing confirmed total to 184 after heavy fighting 74 miles northeast of Saigon.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Viet Nam
U.S
India
China
United States
Washington Post
Edward CC. Outlaw
7Th Fleet
Song Be
Time Not Right for Peace in Viet Nam Talks
In Vienna on the ten year anniversary of the Austrian independence treaty the Big Four foreign ministers discuss Viet Nam peace. Rusk and Stewart seek a private line to Gromyko though Western officials sense Soviet openness is unlikely.
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Vienna
Dean Rusk
Michael Stewart
Andrei Gromyko
Red China
Viet Nam
Gromyko
Soviet Union
Maurice Couve de Murville Alselieves
Rusk
Cyclone Toll in East Pakistan Reaches 1435
The death count from the cyclone in East Pakistan now stands at 1435 as it swept eight districts. The storm, moving slowly, left tens of thousands homeless and prompted U S aid announced by Ambassador Walter P Mc Conaughy who pledged 25000 dollars for foreign relief.
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Rawalpindi
Pakistan
East Pakistan
U.S
Walter P. McConaughy
Classifying people as good or bad hinges on the good
The remark divides humanity into two groups, with the classifying done by those who are deemed good. It reflects a moral judgment about who can determine virtue versus vice.
UN advances watchdog team as Dominican crisis widens
An advance UN secretariat contingent reports on the Dominican Republic crisis heading a new third force alongside the United States and the OAS. Rebel Radio Santo Domingo returns after an air attack as fighting, shelling, and cease-fire violations rise. U S Marines suffer casualties and negotiations falter. Honduran troops set up near Duarte Bridge while Costa Rica and Nicaragua pledge officers to an inter American peace force. Venezuela debates participation.
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Indarjit Rikhye
U.N
U Thant
Dominican Republic
United States
Organization of American States
Radio
Santo Domingo
U.S
Imbert
Ellsworth Bunker
OAS
Washington
John Bartlow Martin
Martin
Duarte Bridge
San Isidro Air Base
U.S. 82Nd Airborne Division
Senate
Ignacio Iribarren Borges
Venezuela
Raul Leoni
Charges Against Monks In Smuggling Case
Rome AP reports charges of complicity in smuggling were filed against Capuchin monks of St. Francis Monastery Albano near Castel Gandolfo. A dead man and 64000 dollars in contraband cigarettes were found. Convictions could bring up to two years in jail and penalties up to 16000 dollars.
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Rome
Ignazio Badali
Velletri
Castel Gandolfo
Carabinieri
National ‘Police
Customs
Missionary pair face lengthy Cuba spy trial in Havana
Cuban prosecutor seeks 10 and 18 year prison terms for Rev. Herbert Caudill and Rev. David Fite two American Baptist missionaries accused of spying for the United States. Trial of 32 Cuban Baptists ended, sentencing expected next week.
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Havana
United States
Herbert Caudill
David Fite
Caudill
Clinchport
Fite
Fort Worth
Tex
China Fights Nuclear Test Fallout With Diplomatic Moves
The report covers China declaring its second atomic blast a great victory while pledging not to be the first to use nuclear weapons. The U S says it will back non nuclear nations against Chinese pressure. Japan reacts with protest and calls for an immediate halt to tests. India condemns the explosion, and North Vietnam welcomes it as encouragement to socialist nations. The pattern of delivery and potential air deployment clues sparks debate.
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Tokyo
China
Wusvuii
United States
Johnson
Japan
Peking
Kyodo
Mainichi
India
United Nations
Vishnu C. Trivedi
Challenge By South Next Week
Washington AP reports the Senate delays in passing the voting rights bill as Southern amendments face a Monday test. The fight centers on striking the preclearance requirement for seven Southern states and keeping federal court review for changes in elections.
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Senate
Washington
South Bend Teachers Face Firing Over Boycott Clash
South Bend school officials prepare contract terminations for 360 union teachers after a weeklong boycott by AFL CIO members who demand face to face negotiations. Administrators warn notices will go out as parents report rising discipline and limited learning while coaches and substitutes brace for impact.
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South Bend
Ind
American Federation of Teachers
Aflcio
George T. Bull
Federation
Alex Jardine
Jardine
Weekend Rain Forecast for Southwestern Ohio May Break Drought
A chance the May drought in southwestern Ohio will ease this weekend with scattered showers and thunderstorms. Rain is most likely tomorrow afternoon while temperatures hold near 55 overnight and around 85 Sunday under heavy clouds.
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Southwestern
Ohio
Middletown
Kennedy memorial statue unveiled in London for JFK
Robert F. Kennedy presided at the unveiling of a life sized bust of John F Kennedy in London. The ceremony at International Students House near Regent's Park honored JFK as president of the young people of the world. Donations for the sculpture funded by readers of the Sunday Telegraph. The memorial rests at Runnymede, where Magna Carta was signed, with Queen Elizabeth II inaugurating the site.
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John F. Kennedy
Robert
Robert F. Kennedy
Dn.y
Edward M. Kennedy
D-M
International Students’ Hows
Regent's Park
Jacques Lipchitz
Sunday Telegraph
Michael Berry
Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
Franklin D Roosevelt
Meadow
Runnymede
John
Elizabeth II
Jealous lover opens fire. two dead on Columbus street
Police say Ralph Crawford, 33, fatally shot Jack McCann, 24, and Neva Crawford, 25, then killed himself after a confrontation on a South Side Columbus street. A woman was wounded in the shooting. The assailant had tried to break up his partner's companionship with another man.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbus
Ralph Crawford
Jack McCann
Neva Crawford
McCann
Crawford
Green Named U S Ambassador to Indonesia
WASHINGTON AP Mars hall Green a career Foreign Service officer is President Johnson's choice to succeed Howard Jones as U S ambassador to Indonesia. Green is 49 and currently deputy assistant secretary of state for Far Eastern affairs. nomination announced Friday by the White House.
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Marshall Green
Caeer
Johnson
Howard Jones
U.S
Indonesia
Green
Bureau of Far Eastern Affairs
Jones
White House
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