Security barrier blocks Laos peace talks summit plan
Premier Souvanna Phouma rejected a proposal to demilitarize Luang Prabang for a summit with Souphanouvong and Pathet Lao. He urged security conditions similar to those at Plaine des Jarres, seeking a delegation for a Geneva reassembly. Moscow urged all sides to resume talks and the U S and others to honor Geneva agreements and avoid interference.
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Britain
Russia
Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Kennedy narrowly avoids death in fatal plane crash
Sen Edward Kennedy, youngest brother of the late president, survives a crash that killed two. he suffers a broken back but is listed in fair condition. Sen Bayh and his wife are less seriously injured. The report notes the Kennedy family has faced tragedy amid fame.
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Malaysia Indonesia summit ends in clash and walkout
At Tokyo the Malaysia Indonesia talks fractured after President Sukarno walked out during a dispute raised by Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman. Sukarno returned briefly then left again, sending talks back to foreign ministers level and delaying a Philippine proposal for a regional conciliation commission. Indonesian guerrillas have pressed into Malaysian Borneo, prompting Malaysia to seek Thailand's help in verifying guerrilla withdrawals.
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Indonesia
Tunku Abdul Rahman
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Thailand
Mrs Peabody Leads Writers State Company Projects
New York socialite Mrs Samuel P Peabody, sister-in-law of Governor Endicott Peabody, heads Writers State Company with three partners. The company has produced two one act plays Victims of Duty and The New Tenant and plans a season featuring David Rayfiel whose PS 93 was staged in 1962. She says she is drawn to theater creative work and enjoys organizational duties.
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Samuel P. Peabody
Endicott Peabody
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Heat Strikes Firemen Parade Crowd At Lake George
About 300 people collapsed from heat at the Hudson Valley Firemen's Association parade in Lake George New York. Ambulances and fire trucks rushed the seriously ill to Glens Falls Hospital nine miles away while others sought aid at the school and emergency HQs. The hospital treated 50 to 60. two were admitted as temperatures reached 94 with high humidity.
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Scranton Attacks Johnson and Goldwater at Boston Rally
Pennsylvania Governor William W. Scranton rips Johnson foreign policy and Goldwater civil rights stance at the Boston Arena after a warm reception. He meets delegates from Massachusetts Rhode Island and New Hampshire aiming to win secondary support for Lodge. An AP poll shows mixed delegations leaning Scranton or Lodge with Goldwater backing wavering among some delegates.
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