Red Takeover Real Threat In Southeast Asia Bundy Warns
London AP Bundy warns of real danger of a Communist takeover in Southeast Asia amid Laos neutrality talks with Foreign Secretary Butler. British officials reject Soviet propaganda over U S reconnaissance flights, saying Laos must be inspected and Geneva accord respected.
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Southeast Asia
Bundy
London
William P. Bundy
Bunday
Washington
U.S
Laos
Britain
Far Eastern
Richard A. Butler
Cambodia
Viet Nam
United States
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Soviet Union
Russia
Foreign Office
Pathet Lao
International Control Commission
Johnson orders new review of Viet War in Honolulu
President Johnson has ordered top U.S. officials to meet in Honolulu on June 1 and 2 to review the Southeast Asia situation. Secretary of State Rusk will preside, with Henry Cabot Lodge, Robert McNamara, and General Maxwell Taylor among attendees. The White House said Johnson will not attend.
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Washington
Johnson
U.S
Honolulu
Southeast Asia
White House
Dean Rusk
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Hawaii
Robert S. McNamara
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Defective Copters Blamed In Deaths Of 8 Americans
Secretary of the Army Stephen Ailes said eight Americans were killed in South Viet Nam in CH21 helicopter accidents caused by structural failures. The older CH21s are being replaced by UH-1 Iroquois. the statement responded to Rep Oliver Bolton’s request for an investigation.
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Washington (Ap
Stephen Ailes
South Viet Nam
Ailes
Oliver P. Bolton
Ohio
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
House Armed Services Committee
Viet Nam
Bolton
Vinson
Pfe
Albert Laurence Shimek
Unionville
Army Pvt Bobby Carlson completes eight weeks at Fort Polk
Army private Bobby E. Carlson, 20, son of Mrs. Lillie M. Byrnes of 3214 Dick Taylor St., Monroe, has finished eight weeks of advanced infantry training with light weapons at Fort Polk. He trained in the automatic rifle, light machine gun, and the 3.5 inch rocket launcher after enlisting in December 1963 and completing basic training at Fort Polk.
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Army
Bobby E. Carlson
Lillie M. Byrnes
Dick Taylor St
Monroe
Fort Polk
Carlson
Northeast Louisiana College sets exam and graduation dates
Final exams start Friday at Northeast Louisiana State College and run through Wednesday. Graduation exercises are scheduled for Saturday, June 6, with summer registration beginning Wednesday, June 10.
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Northeast Louisiana State College
Nehru's funeral pyre amid India's mourning crowds
Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru was cremated on a sandalwood pyre beside the Jumna River watched by hundreds of thousands. His grandson Sanjaya Gandhi lit the pyre while police cleared crowds. The procession halted by the throng as dignitaries could not follow.
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New Delhi
India
Jawaharlal Nehru
Jumna
Nehru
Sanjaya Gandhi
Red Fort
U.S
Dean Rusk
Washington
Palam
Cyanide Fatal To College Student
Jackson Mississippi AP investigators ruled 21 year old Ole Miss student Ted Murphy died from a potassium cyanide overdose. Dist Atty Jesse Yancy noted a student physician on the Oxford campus found the cause after probing the death. Police warned more capsules may be in Oxford area and searched for the poison source while blaming no one.
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Jackson
Miss
Jesse Yancy
Bruce
Oxford
Ted Murphy
Ole Miss
Yancey
Yancy
Birthday party lights up Louisiana Legislature for Gov McKeithen
The Louisiana Legislature hosted a birthday celebration for Gov John J McKeithen age 46. A Dixieland band from New Orleans Irish Channel played When the Saints Go Marching In and a singer performed a song for the governor. Rep Lantz Womack jokingly called him Davis triggering laughter. McKeithen thanked him and joked about being called daddy. A large birthday cake was sliced for lawmakers and spectators. Mayor Victor Schiro of New Orleans also had a birthday but did not attend.
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John J. McKeithen
McKeithen
House
Senate
New Orleans
Rep. Lantz Womack
Winnsboro
John McKeithen
Louisiana
Lantz Womack
Gov. Davis
Moscow Hotel Televsion In Every Room Watches You
A Moscow hotel proclaims every room includes a television and jokes that the set watches guests. The playful boast highlights guestroom comforts while hinting at a tongue in cheek warning about surveillance in hospitality venues.
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Moscow
Gates Enters Ward 10 Parish School Board Race
Monroe businessman Wiley J. Gates age 28 announces candidacy for one of Ouachita Parish School Board seats from Ward 10 in the July 25 Democratic primary. He notes community service, education advocacy, and pledges integrity and cooperation with students, parents, teachers, and the public.
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Wiley J. Gates
Monroe
Ouachita Parish
Gates
Mildred Marie Caldwell
Wisner
Selman Dr
Memorial Methodist Church
Northeast Louisiana State College
United Givers Fund Drive
Romney declares public emergency in Hillsdale Michigan
Gov. George W. Romney ordered the National Guard into Hillsdale after 300 rock throwers stormed the jail during a strike protest. The Essex Wire Co plant was shut except for skeleton crews, and a ban on firearms and public assemblies was imposed as guards were deployed and production halted to prevent further violence.
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Hillsdale, Mich
George W. Romney
Hillsdale
National Guard
Essex Wire Co
Romney
Lower Michigan
C. Aubrey Paul
Four CIA Agents Executed in Havana Coup Context
Havana reports four men described as CIA agents were executed after landing in Cuba. They sailed from Miami and were tried by the First Revolutionary Tribunal of Havana District. Names identified include Felipe Vidal Santiago, Ladislao Gonzalez Benitez, Elias Rivera Bello, and Algredo Valdes Linares.
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Havana
U.S
Central Intelligence Agency
Cuba
United States
Miami
First Revolutionary Tribunal of
Felipe Vidal Santiago
Fulgencio Batista
Ladislao Gonzalez Benitez
Elias Rivera Bello
Algredo Valdes Linares
Chance Of Rain Seen Following 97 Degree Mark
The region saw Monroe and nearby towns reach 97 degrees making them among the hottest spots, with Monroes 101 in the country at Presidio Texas. Forecast calls for scattered thunderstorms today tonight Friday as a weak cold front moves in from Arkansas into north Louisiana bringing unsettled temperatures 88 to 94 with 65 to 70 at night.
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Monroe
Presidio
Tex
Jonesville
Mobile
Ala
Augusta
Florence
S. C
Tuscaloosa
Arkansas
Louisiana
Judy Garland In Critical Condition In Hong Kong Hospital
UPI reports singer Judy Garland, 41, rushed to Canossa Hospital in Hong Kong by traveling companion Mike Herron in near unconscious condition. ABC’s Stanley Rich filed the report from Hong Kong.
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New York
UPI
Judy Garland
Hong Kong
Stanley Rich
American Broadcasting Company
ABC
Canossa Hospital
Mike Herron
BAD IMAGE FEARED DISCUSSION ON WORLD'S FAIR EXHIBIT
Governor McKeithen said he would meet in New Orleans with an advisory committee to discuss Louisiana's exhibit at the World’s Fair. A representative of the New York fair sit in on the conference. McKeithen flies to Columbia for his son’s high school graduation and will speak at LSU New Orleans Friday. Legislature adjourns until Sunday night for final bill introductions. Rep. Lantz Womack pushes a bill to place REA under the Public Service Commission to settle future power company disputes.
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Baton Rouge
John J. McKeithen
New Orleans
Louisiana
McKeithen
Gay Ceicultalmil HL Lidiwior
New York
Columbia
LSU New
Lantz Womack
Rural Electrification Administration
Public Service Commission
Womack
Winnsboro
Victor Schiro
Schiro
REA
Louisiana Power and Light Co
Replacement For Morrison Hinted By Governor Inconflict
Gov John McKeithen said he has a man in mind to replace the late deLesseps Morrison as head of Louisiana's crash in dustry inducement program He declined to name the choice and said the governor will open the state office in New Orleans for the program head Morrison was to occupy that office
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Baton Rouge
John McKeithen
deLesseps S. Morrison
McKeithen
New Orleans
Morrison
Johnson pays tribute at JFK grave in Washington
President Johnson visited the grave of John F Kennedy to place a wreath and bow in silent tribute. In Austin police reported Secret Service preparations for his Friday arrival and arrest of a 50 year old West Texas man. In Baton Rouge new bills doubt reports of a merger between the State Sovereignty Commission and the Legislative Committee on Un American Activities. Cambodia accepted United Nations controllers to help prevent incidents on the frontier with South Vietnam.
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Washington
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Austin
Tex
UPI
Secret Service
West Texas
United Nations, N. Y
Cambodia
United Nations
Viet Nam
Goldwater accuses Rockefeller of threatening party unity
In Los Angeles AP reports Senator Barry Goldwater accused New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller of seeking California votes by implying he might bolt the Republican Party if Goldwater is not the presidential nominee. The exchange underscores intra party tensions amid campaign debates.
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Los Angeles
Barry Goldwater
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
California
Apollo moonship model rockets into orbit in inaugural Saturn 1 flight
Cape Kennedy Fla AP In the first of a long series aimed at manned lunar landings an unmanned Apollo moonship model atop a Saturn 1 booster roared aloft at 12 08 p.m. The flight marked a strong start for the 20 billion Apollo program with the spacecraft set to orbit Earth about 37 times for roughly 55 hours before reentry. The launch showcased the eight first stage engines burning 1.5 million pounds thrust and the new guidance system to be used for future manned missions.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Apollo
Earth
Moon
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Rowland Rites Slated Friday For 10 A.M.
Funeral services for Mrs Genie Miller Rowland wife of T C Rowland 105 Roselawn Monroe will be at 10 a m Friday at Grace Episcopal Church Burial under Mulhearn Funeral Home will be in the family cemetery on Swartz Road Mrs Rowland 80 died at 530 a m today in a local hospital after a long illness She was a native of Ouachita Parish daughter of the late Dr Wood and Sara S Miller born on the family plantation east of Monroe Ten years ago the Rowlands moved to their present address She was an active Grace Episcopal member until ill health Her family requests remembrances to favorite charities She is survived by her husband and four cousins
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Genie Miller Rowland
T. C. Rowland
Roselawn
Monroe
Grace Episcopal Church
Mulhearn Funeral Home
Swartz Road
Rowland
Ouachita Parish
Dr. Wood
Sara S. Miller
Cushman Eagle for sale in want ad
Sold via want ad 1959. Cushman Eagle listed with price 125 dollars. Runs good. Contact 708 South 6th, W.M. for details or to arrange purchase.
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WANT
Cushman Eagle
W.M
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