Secret Parleys Opened On Strategy For Asia
In Honolulu the two day talks behind closed doors at Pacific Command began as Laos frayed its coalition government with Pathet Lao withdrawing. Secretary Rusk and Ambassador Lodge arrived from Saigon, McNamara joined from Washington, and discussions focused on possible pressures against North Vietnam as Laos and South Vietnam faced renewed Communist activity.
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Lodge
Saigon
Defense Roberts
McNamara
Washington
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South Viet Nam
Johnson
Viet Nam
South
Tathel Lao
Tanshagan
China
U S to Provide Major Share of Aid for South Viet Nam War Effort
Des Moines report notes United States shoulders most foreign aid to South Viet Nam, about 97 percent, while 18 nations respond with modest, mostly economic and technical assistance aimed at rural areas. France is next with roughly 85 million yearly. others total under 10 million.
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Joanson
Mare Flags
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France
Memorial Day Weekend Traffic Deaths in Iowa Rise
Memorial Day weekend in Iowa claimed four lives in traffic incidents. Victims included Mrs. Carl Warren Spiesser near Clarence and Gerald Richardson near Jefferson, with other fatalities in Stanwood and Plainfield. The truck driver involved in one crash was not hurt. National toll surpassed 400 deaths for the three day observance.
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Associated Press
Iowa
Carl Warren Spiesser
Clarence
Spielger
California
Indiana
Ronald Lee McConnell
Botna
Gerald Richardson
Jefferson
Bawin Crist
Stanwood
John “A. Wieland
Peat Plainfield
Plainfield
Linus Edward Meierotta
West Point
Fort Madison Hospital
Iis
Lee
Figue
Light primary turnout in Des Moines statewide contests noted
Iowans vote in Congress state and local races with little statewide impact. Veteran observers predict about 340000 turnout from an eligible 1.7 million voting age population. Polls open late in Central Daylight Time. Lt Gov William Mooty faces challenger Robert Naden. A reapportionment plan seeks to expand Iowa Senate and House seats, creating more district races and longer ballots. Nomination battles include attorney general and other local offices, with local posts varied by term lengths. The article notes many races but few decisive contests emerged.
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Congress
Legislatira
William Mooty
Robert Naden
Webster City
Iowa Senate
House
Call Journal Election Data Retweny for Town Primary
Call Journal reports tonight the Town Primary results will be available by telephone from The Journal Office. AP leased wire will relay statewide returns as fast as tabulated with polls closing at 9 pm and no totals until after. Democratic contenders include Lawrence F. Scalise and Don Wilson. Republicans are W N Bump and Garry D. Woodward.
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Journal Office
Undi
Voters flock to Muscatine polls for party primaries
Muscatine residents vote in Republican and Democratic primaries with polling places listed across wards. Key races include state attorney general sheriff and county representative, with Garry Woodward challenging Witaur N. Bump and Lester Taylor Jr. opposing Charles Anson Sr. in Democratic sheriff and attorney general races.
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Second Ward
Sycamore Street
Margaret George
H. Warren Allen
Frank Killian
Bob Miller
Journal Phata
Muscatine County
Garry DR. Woodward
Witaur N. Bump
Des Moines
Nominaton
Lawrence Sealise
Carlisle
Din Wilson
Des’ Moines
Richard D. Qppelt
Mike Martin
Leonard L. McIntire
Shere If Is
Lester L. Taylor Jr
Charles L. Anson Sr
Oppelt
Supreme Court voids Alabama ban on NAACP operations
The U.S. Supreme Court unanimously reversed a Alabama order barring the NAACP from intrastate business, ruling the state deprived the organization of constitutional rights. Justice John M. Harlan delivered the decision, noting the lower court judgment must be reversed.
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NAACP
Washington
Baring
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
John M. Harlan
Mentgemery County
Ala
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Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Harlan
Washington Loyalty Oath Rules Struck Down by Court
The Supreme Court invalidated two Washington state laws mandating loyalty oaths for all state employees. Justice Byron R. White delivered the court's decision, stating the actions violated constitutional protections.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Washington State
Byron R. White
Shastri Favored In India Election News
New Delhi reports Congress leaders to meet on Tuesday to elect India's second prime minister. Lal Bahadur Shastri, a moderate socialist like Nehru and a Gandhi disciple, leads. he lacks Nehru's Western polish and faces Morar Desai. Shastri seen as anti-Communist and potential tamer, while Desai challenges.
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India
Congress Party
Lali Bahadur Shastri
Nehru
Shastri
Gandhi
Nehrw
Indira
Delhi
Swase
Morarj
Desai
Waterloo Girl, 19 Stabbed in Family Home
Diane Kay Gable, 19, daughter of a Waterloo real estate and insurance firm owner, was found stabbed twice in the chest at her parents house. Dr. Eugene Smith said clothing was disordered and no weapon was found. She likely died Sunday night. Her parents were away camping when Larry D. McGreevy located the body.
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Diane Kay Gable
Waterloo Real Estate
Eugene Smith
Miss Gable
Mack Gable
Harpers Ferry
Mississippi River
Larry D. McGreevy
Gable
McGreevy
Dr. Smith
Brooklyn Teens Rampage on Subways Alarms City
A string of incidents roiled Brooklyn and Manhattan as about twenty youths, described as teen arrestees, attacked riders on subway cars from Coney Island to Prospect Park and lower Manhattan. A white teacher, Miss Charlotte Lipstik, 38, was raped and killed in Crown Heights. Police and Hasidic volunteer patrols increased vigilance amid fears of further violence.
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Wight
Charlotte Lipstik
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