Moscow embassy bugging probe reveals 40 secret mikes
U S security agents removed more than 40 hidden microphones from the walls of the American Embassy in Moscow over the past month and search for others. Ambassador Fay D Kohler protested to the Soviet government. State Department security chief G Marvin Gentile said devices were placed before occupancy in 1952 53, with 130 devices found since 1949 in Moscow and other capitals.
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Brewster Defeats Wallace in Maryland Democratic Primary
Senator Daniel Brewster beats George Wallace 53.23 percent to 42.66 percent in Maryland with 264,613 votes to Wallace’s 212,068. Easter takes 4 percent as undecided delegates. Court ruling nullifies Maryland unit vote system. hearing set on ban to presidential primary.
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House Foreign Affairs Committee Approves Viet Nam Aid Aid
The House Foreign Affairs Committee quickly and unanimously approved an added 125 million dollars in military and economic aid for South Viet Nam.
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House Foreign Affairs Committee
South Viet Nam
Bobby Baker Probe Nears Release As Parties Clash
Washington AP report describes storm over the Senate Bobby Baker investigation draft. The Rules Committee plans to discuss findings while Republicans threaten a minority report. GOP members accuse Democrats of whitewash as White House aides and witnesses remain contested.
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Rights Bill Republicans Weigh Amendments To Equality Section
Washington AP Republican leaders met behind closed doors to study changes to the Civil Rights Bill focusing on equal employment opportunity. Senate Republicans hope amendments ease GOP objections while maintaining the package Kennedy Kennedy aides signal progress. Dirksen stresses the Southern filibuster may last until early June and that proposed edits target the job discrimination title.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Robert F. Kennedy
Dirksen
House
Chuckle Says Some People Only Light Up After They Leave
A lighthearted quip notes that some individuals appear quiet at gatherings until they depart, at which point the mood shifts and others might feel the room brighten. The line captures a playful social observation about behavior and timing.
Cambodia Viet Nam border talks sought with UN help
A South Vietnamese spokesman at the United Nations said Hanoi seeks talks with Cambodia on the border and would welcome UN mediation. The U N opened debate on Cambodia’s charge that South Vietnamese raids and U S actions were aggression. Rau denied the aggression claim and blamed Viet Cong forces for border incidents.
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Plaine des Jarres Falls To Commies
VIENTIANE Laos AP The last neutralist positions in Plaine des Jarres have fallen to the Communists Premier Souvanna announced Gen Kong Le abandoned his post and withdrew under pressure A government statement said massive attacks by Lao Viet Pathet Lao and North Vietnamese troops destroyed neutralist positions on the plateau of Xieng Khouang Kong Le withdrew to Ban Khong near Phanh as observers noted possible further losses
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Stevenson recalled from London amid Southeast Asia crisis
Adlai E. Stevenson, U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, was urgently recalled to New York by Secretary of State Dean Rusk due to the widening Southeast Asia crisis. He would depart London immediately after arriving from Sweden, canceling speeches to the Imperial Defence College and a U.N. Association of Great Britain parliamentary group.
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McNamara Praises US Gear in South Vietnam
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara said American troops in South Vietnam are receiving the best equipment available for the unique task at hand. He spoke in Washington as tensions and military actions continued in the region.
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McNamara testifies on Viet Nam trip and aid requests
Secretary of Defense McNamara outlines his South Viet Nam inspection findings and backs a combined $125 million in military and economic aid. He warns the war will be long and hard, with Viet Cong tactics under pressure but the conflict deteriorating since last fall.
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Minuteman Leader Tied to Large Arms Cache Seizure
U S Treasury agents seized a stockpile of machine guns flame throwers mortars and explosives and arrested Richard Lauchli 37 a former Illinois leader of The Minutemen. An inventory listed 100 submachine guns five 50 caliber machine guns a flame thrower bombs mortars pistols rifles and ammo. Lauchli and Donald Sturgis 36 were charged with unregistered possession of weapons.
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Burma Ends U S Backed Rangoon Mandalay Highway Plan
Rangoon Burma reports the revolutionary government has terminated the 4.5 million Rangoon Mandalay highway project financed by the United States. The decision ends the 1963 agreement with Washington after the survey for the first section had progressed. The move follows a sequence of steps reducing U S influence in the neutralist nation.
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Weather cooled after heat. cold front lingers
Yesterday's heat eased as a cold front moved through. Tonight will be even cooler with 40s. The high tomorrow is forecast at 75, while yesterday's high reached 92 and the low was 6.
Vietnam War Echoes in Stevenson Recall
A government embassy statement condemns repeated Communist violations of the Geneva accords and urges urgent study of measures to aid endangered nations. The text cites no single Southeast Asian country but links the Lao situation to Stevenson's abrupt recall.
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Communists gain control of Laos Plaine des Jarres
Pro Communist forces win control of the Plaine des Jarres in Laos and claim about 60 percent of the kingdom. The U N Security Council debates Cambodian charges against South Vietnamese and American forces. The United States denies aggression, backed by the Soviet Union.
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U.N. Security Council
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Moonship Model Flight Planned
Cape Kennedy Florida AP reports the first unmanned Apollo moonship model will launch next Tuesday. A Saturn 1 rocket will propel the model toward an intended Earth orbit of 110 to 140 miles, serving as a forerunner to manned three crew moon missions planned later this decade.
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Pearson's Rule Hanging On New Maple Leaf Flag
AP Ottawa reports Prime Minister Lester Pearson's Liberal government faces a test over a proposed new maple leaf flag and its policy on ending separatism in francophone Canada. Pearson warned opposition could trigger a confidence vote and possible elections. He also voiced hope to declare O Canada the official national anthem this session.
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