Quads Born to Cincinnati Couple at Booth Hospital
AP reports Willie Mae Mincey, 39, gave birth to quadruplets all boys at Catherine Booth Hospital in Cincinnati. Father Robert L. Mincey, 44, works at General Electric. Babies in incubators, in good condition, first quads born at 4:25 to 4:45 a.m. amid Salvation Army Week.
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Cincinnati
Catherine Booth Hospital
Willie Mae Mincey
Robert L. Mincey
General Electric Co
Booth Hospital
Salvation Army
Glenn Seiler
National Salvation Army
Rights Push Up To LBJ
Bipartisan backers count on President Johnson to seal civil rights bill passage as cloture moves near. Humphrey calls him the can do man and urges White House pressure to win a few undecided votes. Dirksen signals GOP efforts and a conference to address amendments with Kennedy and Robinson in sight.
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Washington
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Humphrey
White House
Aiken
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Robert F. Kennedy
Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
Optimistic Rocky Tours California In Four Day Swing
Gov Nelson Rockefeller kept a hopeful tone in the California presidential primary after Sen Barry Goldwater began a comeback. Goldwater accused Rockefeller of a costly hatchet job while Rockefeller pressed a massive statewide tour aiming to reach thousands over four days. Goldwater plans a grueling schedule, returning Saturday to boost votes ahead of the June 2 primary.
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Morrie Landsberg
San Francisco
Nelson A. Rockefeller
California
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Washington
Weather forecast notes heat wave and cool night
The Weather Fair reports hot weather due Saturday while Middle Tonians enjoyed a cool night. Temperatures today were expected to rise above yesterday's 83 with a low around 49.
Papa Doc Honored as Haitians Gather in Port au Prince
Thousands of Haitians attended an officially sponsored tribute in Port au Prince for President Francois Duvalier. reports say he postponed a life presidency announcement for a month and may seek a referendum. Duvalier, 57, a physician and voodoo practitioner, has led Haiti since 1957 amid a declared third term.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Francois Duvalier
Papa Doc
Duvalier
Papa Doe
Mansfield youth charged with first degree manslaughter
Grady Lee Tufts, 18, was held for the grand jury on $25,000 bond after two attempts to strike down his confession in the death of 17 year old Mattie Doris Williams. A Mansfield detective testified Tufts said he hit the girl May 4 at his home causing her to fall and strike her head on a TV stand. He allegedly moved the body to a secluded area and removed part of her clothing to imply an assault.
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Mansfield
Ohio
Grady Lee Tufts
Mattie Doris Williams
Tufts
Miss Williams
Montana's Too Crowded 1891 Vessel Heads to Alaska
Dale Nelson reports a seven member Choate family and crew on the Robert Eugene a 1891 fire boat converted for voyage to Unalaska Alaska with 500 sheep five horses six pigs one rooster a dog Smokey and baled hay livestock. They sold land near Miles City Mont leased 265000 acres from Uncle Sam and expect a 2400 mile two week voyage to build a larger ranch in Alaska.
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Seattle
Wash
Alaska
Aleutian Islands
Montana
Robert Eugene
Smokey
Rufus Choate
Choate
Miles City
Mont
Uncle Sam
Unalaska Island
Jack Graham
Alaskan
Jim
Susan
Ted
Cambodia Laos Viet Nam border patrols urged
Washington reports that U S jet reconnaissance flights over Laos may trigger broader military moves in Southeast Asia. Officials cited potential strikes on North Vietnam, increased air and sea power, Thai landings if needed, or direct Laos intervention as possible steps. A Navy carrier squadron also rejoined the 7th Fleet in the Pacific.
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Washington
U.S
Laos
Southeast Asia
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Thailand
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Pacific
Kong Le Reinforced as Neutralist Forces Hold
Lao neutralist commander Kong Le reportedly received 300 troops to link up southwest of Plaine des Jarres. After Pathet Lao advances routed his force from Muong Phanh, Kong Le’s remaining 1,600 men regrouped amid continuing clashes near Muong Kheung.
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Vientiane, Laos
Kong le
Plaine Des Jarres
Muong Phanh
Pathet Lao
Vientiane
London AP Brief On U S Move At Daily Conference
London AP reports a spokesman responded to questions at the daily news conference about the United States move. The exact policy or action is not detailed in the readable text.
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London
For
U. S
US extends air patrols as Laos conflict grows in Far East
Three carriers dock in Far East waters as tension rises over Laos crisis. Officials warn rapid developments possible if diplomacy fails while President Johnson and Secretary Rusk pursue pressure on Communists to halt their offensive. State Department confirms reconnaissance flights over Plaine des Jarres for Laos and IC C oversight.
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Far Eastern
Southeast Asia
Johnson
Dean Rusk
U.S
Peking
Pathet Lao
Plaine Des Jarres
State Department
United States
International Control Commission
India
Canada
Poland
Laos
Crabs Confuse Chefs As They Reach Paris Airport
Alaska king crabs shipped in marked containers were found at Paris airport with a sticker saying Please avoid eating. Chefs at Orly Field might have read the warning before serving. The live crabs, part of a last month's shipment, were headed for markets in England.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Orly Field
Paris
Vacation to two period exchange good and bad coins
The item jokes that a trip back in time to two periods trades good dollars for bad quarters, a humorous observation on currency value and exchange.
Possible Kong Le withdrawal toward Vang Vieng
Military sources think Kong Le may retreat to Vang Vieng a highway center 50 miles southwest. Neutralist Premier Souvanna Phouma fears Vang Vieng, 60 miles north of the capital, could become the Reds next target.
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Kong le
Vang Vieng
Souvanna Phouma
India seeks F104 Starfighter jets from US
India asks the United States to sell three squadrons of F104 Starfighter jets to bolster defense against China. Diplomats say the aircraft would cost about 150 million dollars.
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Washington
India
United States
China
Cadet Reinstated After Quibbling Charge At West Point
West Point cadet John H. Dunmar 21 of Anaheim California was expelled for quibbling and ordered reinstated by Secretary of the Army Stephen Ailes after Federal Judge Edward Curran threatened contempt unless reinstate Dunmar pending a temporary injunction hearing.
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Wins
West Point
John H. Dunmar
Anaheim
Calif
Military Academy
the Army
Stephen Ailes
Ailes
Point
Dunmar
Edward Curran
Army
Southeast Asia in News Map Highlights
The map traces Southeast Asian interests across world news. Laos fights near Van Vieng as neutralist troops move south. UN border tensions between South Viet Nam and Cambodia are discussed. Washington weighs policies to pursue Viet Cong across the Viet Nam border.
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Southeast Asia
World
Laos
Pathet O
van Vieng
United Nations
Viet Nam
Cambodia
Washington
Southern Baptists Reject Endorsement of Church Integration
ATLANTIC CITY N J AP Southern Baptists rejected backing church integration and left the issue to individual churches while the American Baptist Convention prepared a civil rights support resolution. Both conventions marked by a 150th anniversary celebration and debates over school prayer and race relations.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Southern Baptists
Southern Baptist Convention
United States
Deep South
Southern Convention
Convention
Christian Life Commission
U.N Watch Proposed By U.S. Drafters Debate
United Nations delegates weighed US proposals for a U N watch on the Cambodia South Vietnam frontier as Cambodian envoy Sonn called the idea a key part of Adlai Stevenson’s policy address to the council. Morocco’s Benhima and others sought a basis for a resolution amid reports of cross border troop activity and casualties. The council planned another meeting Monday.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N
Council
U.S
United Nations
Cambodia
Viet Nam
Voeunsai Sonn
U.N. Watch
Adlai E. Stevenson
Ahmed Taibi Benhima
United States
Sonn
Stevenson
Lansche urges Vietnam stay or exit over war end
Sen Frank J Lansche of Ohio says the United States intends to stay in Vietnam only if it leads to a successful end. He warned that failing to do so means considering withdrawal and argued the mistake was trusting Communists to cooperate in neutralization.
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Washington
Frank J. Lansche
Dohio
United States
Viet Nam
Ghie
The
Wemen
Lacs
Cambodian border tensions loom over council talk
Stevenson accused Cambodia of sheltering Communists fighting the South Vietnamese government and urged UN action. He proposed three options for a UN supplied force, including a joint frontier patrol, a UN observers force, or a full UN command with shared cost. South Viet Nam reported occasional cross border incursions in pursuit of enemies.
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Cambodia
Stevenson
Pham Khae Rau
South Viet Nam
Council
U Thant
U.N
Judy Garland Locks Self In Hotel After Tour
Judy Garland ended her Australian tour amid public boos and chaos in Sydney. She sealed herself in a penthouse suite with a guard outside as 21 suitcases were packed and flights to Hong Kong canceled or delayed.
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Sydney
Australia
Judy Garland
Hong Kong
Miss Garland
Judy
Karl Brent
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