Doubts Over China's Hydrogen Bomb Test
Washington sources suggest China may have set off a dud or failed to achieve fusion in its third atomic explosion. Officials note the term thermonuclear materials could indicate deuterium or tritium use or a non-fusion detonation. Analysts await fallout readings and seismographs to determine if a thermonuclear device was used.
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Red
China
Defense Department
Peking Radio
Communist
Peking
Pentagon
State Department
Marshall Wright
Wright
Glenn T. Seaborg
AEC
Red China
Sen
Henry Jackson
Jackson
Joint Atomic Weapons Subcommittee
LBJ Forms Vietnam Talks Back in Washington
President Johnson returns to Washington from a Texas ranch for Viet Nam policy talks with Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge. Lodge will brief the National Security Council after meetings with Johnson, Rusk, and McNamara, with further conferences planned through the week.
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Washington
Johnson
Henry Cabot Lodge
Texas
Andrews Air Force Base
Maryland
Lodge
White House
Saigon
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
National Security Council
John A. Gronouski
Poland
Europe
U.S
States urged to safety power over auto rules
Michigan Governor George Romney told the House Commerce Committee that federal auto safety proposals would erase state progress and replace it with absolute federal control. He urged states to enforce federal standards and criticized overemphasis on style and speed. Romney supported state authority and resources to regulate new vehicles, with federal standards enforced at the state level.
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George Romney
Michigan
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Washington
Romney
American Motors Co
House Commerce Committee
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
Congress
Midshipman Denis H. McDonald Receives Hold Memorial Award
Twin Cities CHIT CHAT notes that Denis H. McDonald, son of Mr and Mrs H G McDonald of Monroe, won the Melbourne H Hold Memorial Award at Tulane University. The annual prize honors a Marine Corps candidate excelling in summer training, presented at Tulane’s Navy Drill Field during the 26th annual CHIT-CHAT event on a weekend.
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Denis H. McDonald
H. G. McDonald
Riverside Dr
Monroe
Melbourne H. Hold
Tulane University
Marine Corps
Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps
Mao Meets Albanian Delegation in Peking Return
In Tokyo AP dispatches Mao Zedong reappeared after a six month absence to host a banquet for an Albanian government delegation led by Premier Mehmet Shehu. Lin Piao and Premier Chou En-lai joined Mao at the meeting, the New China News Agency said.
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Tokyo
Mao Tze-tung
Mehmet Shehu
Communist New China
Mao
New China News Agency
Lin
Chou En-lai
Peking Radio
Red China
Ion
Shanghai
Aides Of LBJ Seek To Save Rent Subsidies
Washington AP One day to vote on a large omnibus bill amid a fight to preserve a rent subsidy program for low income private housing. House action to finance the program hinges on administration votes and absenteeism as backers push to reverse the Appropriations Committee’s 25 to 21 decision.
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LBJ
Washington
Johnson
House Appropriations Committee
House
Appropriations
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Appropriations Committee
Lawrence F. O’ Brien
Robert C. Weaver
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Edward P. Boland
Stocks Rebound From Sharp Setback Amid Heavy Trading
The New York market rebounded strongly in early trading with the Dow up 6.51 to 893.51 at 1 p.m., after a 12.03 advance earlier. Volume reached 6,030,000 shares in the first three hours, with blue chips rising and auto makers cutting production dragging sentiment.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
General Motors
Ford
Cloudy Skies Stay In Area Forecast
The Monroe area has partly cloudy skies and cool temperatures through tonight and Wednesday. Highs range 64 to 70 degrees today, 66 to 72 degrees Wednesday, with tonight's low 42 to 50. In the Twin Cities, Monday highs reached 84 with a 50 degree low.
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Monroe
Twin Cities
Former Local Couple Found Dead In Home
Former Monroe residents Mr and Mrs J Roumain Peters were found dead in their Atlanta home amid unclear cause. Peters was an assistant vice president for Southern Bell and Mrs Peters a Monroe native and Newcomb College graduate. Funeral services will be held in Monroe with burial at Old City cemetery. memorials may go to charities.
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Monroe
J. Roumain Peters
Atlanta, Ga
Peters
Alexandria
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
Alma Potts
Old City
W. Bradley Trimble
Louisiana State University
Telephone Company
Flora Maxwell Potts
J. J. Potts
Breard St
John J
Flora) Potts
Admiral James Peters
Honolulu
Hawaii
John Saxon
Hammonds
Kennedy Abington
Gordon Cummings
Thomas R. Gilhura
Murray Hudson
Henry Bernstein Jr
George Miller
Wiliam Yerger
Edward Yerger
Rufus Yerger
Maxwell Yerger
Wesley
S. Shafto Jr
Five Die in Saigon Mine Attack and Shootout
Viet Cong mine on a Saigon street killed five and wounded 32 as U.S. troops fired in the panic that followed. An earlier U.S. embassy note offered condolences and aid while seven suspects were captured. Air strikes and sorties continued against Viet Cong targets around Saigon and in North Vietnam.
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Saigon
Hai Ba Trung
U.S
South Viet Nam
Amer
US. Army
Guam
Air Force
Navy
North Viet Nam
Mu Gia Pass
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Two term foes push House resolution against McKeithen
In Baton Rouge AP four representatives introduced a House resolution accusing Gov. John McKeithen of weak leadership for not addressing a joint legislative session and urging a session next Monday. The move signals early legislative tactics by two term proponents amid ongoing reapportionment, tax, and budgeting battles.
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McKeithen
Davis
Triche
Parey Branton
Webster Parish
House
Branton
Vail Delany
Louisiana Casualty and Surety Rating Division
Today's Chuckle An Adult Grows From Ends to Middle
A light humorous quip notes that an adult is someone who has finished growing at the ends and has begun growing in the middle, a playful take on aging and change. It uses a classic jokey, observational tone.
Freezing Weather Hits Many Areas
Western Maryland and nearby regions recorded new May records as temperatures sank below freezing across the eastern half of the country. From Ohio to Pennsylvania and New York, readings dropped to near 20s, with Alaska comparable cold in some areas, while Atlas weather forecasters expected moderation by midweek.
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Iowa
Missouri
mid-Atlantic
Mansfield
Ohio
Elkins
W.va
Maryland
Philipsburg
Alaska
Anchorage
Fairbanks
Juneau
New
Hampshire
Blue Ridge Parkway
Carolinas
Kansas City
New York City
Midwest
Dirksen Breaks His Hip In Fall At Hospital
Washington Sen. Everett M. Dirksen fractured his right hip in a fall at Walter Reed Army Hospital where he had checked in for a Monday night visit. Doctors performed a 90 minute hip repair operation starting at 10 a.m. A hospital statement said he will stay two to three weeks and use crutches for several weeks after.
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Washington (Ap
Everett M. Dirksen
R-Nl
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Dirksen
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