Flights to Cont Over Communist China and Supersonic Plans
The Nationalist air force said recon patrols over Communist China would continue despite the loss of another U2 aircraft, with Peking Radio claiming a noon downing. Moscow's Aeroflot chief claimed a Soviet supersonic airliner is being developed to beat the United States to flight, faster than the Concorde due in 1970.
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Formosa
China
Peking Radio
Taipei
Moscow
Soviet Union
Aeroflot
United States
Yevpony Loginay
Britain
France
Keokuk strike ends as Thermas Truck and Castor workers return
In Keokuk the walkout by Thermas Truck and Castor Co. workers ended as International Machinists Union Local 666 voted Tuesday to accept a settlement. Employees will receive hourly increases in a five year contract, completing the May 4 walkout. Democrats near end of platform work in Des Moines as educators and farmers group members meet to discuss party platforms.
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Tharmas Truck and Castor Co
Tigcal
International Machinists Union
Des’ Moines
National Farmers Organization
NEO
Des Moines Commission On Ayichls
Gebhart Defense Rests Case In Moscow Murder Trial
In Muscatine district court, the Gebhart murder trial nears end as the defense rests after four witnesses aimed to prove the couple were quarrelsome. Pathologist Dr. Francis Winter testified on death causes from gunshot wounds to Sarah Gebhart and Anna Yarbrough, with the state presenting rebuttal witnesses for a potential verdict.
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Abeuplly
Wiliam Gabbarl
Moscow
Muscatine
Matthew Westrate
Gebhart
Sarah
Anna Yarbrough
John Birkhofer
Moscow Farmer
Matthew Westrete
Francis D. Winter
Patholo
Burlington
Sarah Gebhart
Sac
Rights Act praised as integration test moves forward
The Associated Press reports Kennedy praised compliance with the Civil Rights Act amid nationwide efforts. In St Augustine Florida progress occurred with three groups of Negroes integrating establishments without incidents while violence erupted in McComb Mississippi and Selma Alabama. FBI and local officials investigated explosions and injuries as SNCC activists described events and security actions.
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Associated Press
Roberts K. Kennedy
St. Augustine
Fla
St. ‘Augustine
Bessemer
Ala
Selma
Barry Goldwater
Mississippi
Kennedy
U. S
Johnson
New Soviet U S Pact On UN. Forces Seen
Washington reports a major new negotiation path opening between the United States and the Soviet Union on the future makeup and financing of U N military forces. Officials say both sides differ on Security Council control versus General Assembly authority, but indicate cautious optimism for serious talks and UN cooperation amid Soviet China split and UN assessment funding tensions.
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United States
Soviet Union
U. N
Security Council
General Assembly
State Department Authoriies
Cramen
United Nations
Dean Rusk
Soviet ‘Union
Bobby Baker Report Sent To Senate
The Senate Rules Committee, led by Democrats, accuses Bobby Baker of gross improprieties in using his Senate secretary role to enrich himself. A minority Republican report protests a cover up and asserts the investigation incomplete while acknowledging evident wrongdoing and possible unlawful conduct.
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Senate
Washington
Senate Rules Committee
Baker
White “ House
No Win Claim Haunts Goldwater Foe Attacks
San Francisco report says Scranton backers attack Goldwater’s no win claim as prospects for civil rights fight shrink. Tadnson described as resigned to defeat if he secures GOP nomination, with McCulloch drafting platform civil rights language and convention leaders planning a brisk debate to limit lengthy civil rights discussions.
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William,w. Scranton
Barry Goldwater
Dent Tadnson
Sem Hugh Lee
Scott
Goldwater
Scranton
William M.mcculloch
Ohio
Senate
McCulloch
Scranton Draws Warm Illinois Reception in Bid Against Goldwater
Illinois audiences greeted Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton with attentive crowds in Chicago, Mattoon, Evanston and other stops as he seeks to persuade GOP delegates to back him over Barry Goldwater. Scranton promotes the old whistle-stop campaign style and urges writing and wiring Illinois delegates to favor his nomination. The governor attacks Goldwater’s campaign tactics during a nationally televised NBC appearance and vows to pressure the delegation toward a Scranton victory.
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Illinois
Barry Goldwater
School Center
Chicago
Mattoon
Evanston
Goldwater
Nowmall
Ign Abestaiings
Scranton
Llinois
San Francisco
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Fon
Springfield
Decatur
Champaign
Kankakee
Pennsylvania
Williamy
San’ Francisco
Ballefiged
Arizona
NBC
Smeara
GOP Leaders See Viet Nam War as Campaign Issue
Republican leaders in Washington debate how to frame the Viet Nam war in the 1964 presidential race. Some push for broader U S involvement, others for maintenance of current policy, and some for withdrawal or negotiated settlement. Henry Cabot Lodge questions its electoral relevance, while Goldwater urges intensified bombing of Viet Cong supply lines as Scranton backs stronger support to South Viet Nam.
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Viet Nam
U.S
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Wodge
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Tomination
Johnson
Daan Turelay
United’ States
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Nam
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Arigona
Andy
Cambodia
China
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Goldwater
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