Korean Students Renew Rioting Amid Martial Law Threat
Antigovernment protests erupt in eight cities as President Park Chung Hee's cabinet weighs extending martial law to the entire country. In Inchon about 1,000 students demand Park's resignation, while Seoul endures violent clashes and police injuries. Demonstrations spread to Chunchon Chongju Taejon Pusan Taegu Mokpo with thousands involved.
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South Korea
Chung Hee Park
Inchon
Park
Kwangju
Chunchon
Chongju
Taejon
Pusan
U.S
Taegu
Mokpo
Syngman Rhee
Dr Burton Quits Coroner Post to Pursue Psychiatry
Ouachita Parish coroner since April 25 1958 Dr John P Burton today announced his resignation to Gov John J McKeithen to take effect at end of June He will spend three years in psychiatry training then return to Monroe to practice He praised local police and sheriff departments for cooperation and said he is proud to have served Ouachita Parish He was named coroner by Gov Earl K Long after J T French died and was re elected twice He took oath for a second term about six weeks ago Burton is a Minnesota Medical School graduate 1939 and did surgical training before practice in Hattiesburg and Monroe He served in the U S Army Medical Corps 1942 46.
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Ouachita Parish
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Quachita Parish
West Monroe
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J. T. French
University of Minnesota Medical School
Charity Hospital
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Hattiesburg
Miss
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Johnson keeps Viet Nam action plans tight lipped
Washington AP reports President Johnson maintains secrecy on possible Viet Nam escalation. A White House note signals no immediate drastic moves for now. Rusk and McNamara reviewed Hawaii talks, stressing efficiency of current programs rather than immediate war expansion. George Reedy says no North Viet Nam or Thailand force buildups discussed.
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Viet Nam
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Robert S. McNamara
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Thailand
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Rusk
South
Reggie Named Welfare Chief In Louisiana
Gov John McKeithen named City Judge Edmund Reggie to be state commissioner of public welfare in Baton Rouge Reggie age 38 suggested he serve without pay McKeithen said he will forward the appointment to the State Welfare Board for consideration.
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Baton Rouge
John McKeithen
Edmund Reggie
Crowley
Reggie
McKeithen
State Welfare Board
Aeroflot Named World’s Largest Airline by Guinness
Russia’s government run Aeroflot is cited as the world’s largest airline with more than 240 aircraft and capacity to carry up to 27 million passengers annually.
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Russia
Aeroflot
Chuckle: explosive remark on women causes backlash
A provocative quip about women sparks controversy and social backlash. Readers debate humor boundaries and gender respect as the remark circulates in social media and press venues.
Picasso Sketch of Shakespeare hailed as magnificent
A 14 line drawing of William Shakespeare by Pablo Picasso is praised as magnificent by Dr Roy Strong deputy keeper of Britain's National Portrait Gallery. Patron Roland Penrose recalls visiting Picasso last November and proposing a Shakespeare portrait for the festival celebrating Shakespeare's 400th birthday.
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William Shakespeare
Pablo Picasso
Roy Strong
Britain
National Portrait Gallery
Roland Penrose
Shakespeare
Picasso
Playwright-Poed
Goldwater slips from public view after California win
In California Goldwater claimed a first ballot path to the Republican nomination as he left his victory to aides. Campaign manager Denison Kitchel said he would be out of circulation for days and incommunicado. Rockefeller urged GOP unity for the November race.
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Washington
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
California
Goldwater
San Francisco
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
GOP
Denison Kitchel
Kitchel
Los Angeles
Whites Protest Pupil Transfers To Remote Schools
New York Board of Education, pressed by civil rights leaders and white parents, approved a plan to transfer 10 000 pupils across 33 elementary and 10 junior high schools to begin integration. About 1,500 demonstrators gathered outside as 20 police kept order during the 2 30 a m vote following a public hearing. The plan, backed by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People and the Congress of Racial Equality, aims to balance racial enrollment amid boycotts and opposition from white civic groups.
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Board of Education
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Congress of Racial Equality
Calif conservatives seize edge in GOP after primary
San Francisco AP reports a reshaped California politics scene after Tuesdays primary. Barry Goldwater defeated Rockefeller, boosting conservative Republicans toward a state GOP takeover. Goldwater won by 59,433, carrying 14 of 58 counties with strong showings in Los Angeles and Orange counties offsetting Rockefeller’s Northern strength. Early moves aim to solidify a mandate, with party leadership to be decided August 1, likely Gaylord Parkinson as state chairman.
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California
Barry Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Edmund G. Brown
Alan Cranston
U.S
Senate
Pierre Salinger
United Front
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Arizona
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Republican State Central Committee
Gaylord Parkinson
la Jolla
Thundershowers Predicted Across Northwest Louisiana
Scattered thundershowers are expected to break out in the northwest of Louisiana late tonight and spread across the state on Friday. Showers should end Saturday with no rainfall forecast for Sunday. Temperatures will warm to 84 to 88 during today and Friday, with tonight’s low 65 to 69 and winds 5 to 15 mph. Monroe reached 83 Wednesday with a 61 overnight. A low pressure system from the Texas panhandle drives the showers, which are expected to cover 15 to 25 percent of the area.
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Texas Panhandle
Ohio Lad Wins Spelling Bee
William Kerek, 12, of Cuyahoga Falls Ohio, wins the 37th National Spelling Bee in a final against Columbus teen Robert Mathhews, after spelling geophagy and sycophant to clinch the title. A Greensboro NC finalist, David F. Labell, exits early in a two-person Ohio showdown.
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UPI
William Kerek
Cuyahoga Falls
Ohio
Kerek
Robert O. Mathews
Columbus
Mathews
David FE. Labell
Greensboro
N.C
Winston-Safem Journal & Sentinel
Rayburn Loses Fight Over 40-Hour State Police Week
In Baton Rouge Sen. B. B. Rayburn challenged Gov. McKeithen's floor leaders on a bill to set the state police at a 40-hour work week, arguing it would aid underpaid troopers. Opposing him, Sen. Michael O Keefe and Col. Thomas Burbank warned of costs, with Burbank citing a $240,000 bill and 75 new troopers needed. The clash highlighted a rift as Adcock praised a new era of independent governance.
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Bogalusa
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McKeithen
Michael O'Keefe
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Louisiana
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Subway stabbing shocks New York commuters
New Violence On Subway reports Ismael Valez, 42, stabbed at an IRT station near 72nd Street and Broadway. The assailant, described as an unidentified Black man, fled the scene. Valez was hospitalized in satisfactory condition after saying the assailant plunged the knife without a word as he stepped off a train.
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Ismael Valez
72Nd St
Broadway
Valez
Eight detained by British destroyer in the Bahamas
Bulletins report Manuel Ray an anti Castro rebel leader among eight held by the British destroyer Decoy in Nassau Bahamas as May 20 fighting in Cuba remains pledged. An American Army officer died in Viet Nam after a unit hit a mine field. Governor Scranton rejects a Goldwater Scranton Republican ticket. Southern Democrats oppose early civil rights bill debate. George Romney seeks legal action to shut Essex Wire Corp plant. Sailor Robert Lawson Jr. killed in a single car crash near USS Independence.
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Bahamas
Manuel Ray
Cuba
Siagon
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Goldwater poised to secure 613 votes at GOP convention
UPI tally shows Barry Goldwater with 443 delegates from California and other states, plus at least 170 more from remaining contests, aiming for 613 of 655 needed for the nomination. The California win boosts momentum while party factions loom. Rockefeller aides hint at possible unity efforts.
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Washington
UPI
Barry Goldwater
United Press International
Arizona
California
San Francisco
Johnson Pleased With Goldwater Triumph in California
President Johnson, reacting indirectly to Barry Goldwater's narrow win over Nelson Rockefeller in California, showed pleasure at the GOP result. Administration aides suggested Goldwater's victory aligns with Johnson’s anticipated autumn contest, echoed by a New London speech hinting at the same outcome.
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Barry Goldwater
California
Johnson
Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
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New London
Conn
Arizona
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