Pilot Rescues After Two Navy Jets Downed in Laos
In Laos two U S Navy Crusader jets were shot down by Communist ground fire. The pilot Cmdr Doyle W Lynn from La Mesa California was rescued by helicopter and returned to the Kitty Hawk. Lt Charles F Klusmann of San Diego parachuted safely but landing site unclear amid jungle terrain. Washington continued reconnaissance flights with fighter escorts as monsoon season sets in.
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Vimitane
Laos
U.S. Navy
Vientiane
Plaine Des Farres
Paihel Lao
Carrieruty Hawk
South China Sea
United States
Souvanna Pharma
Cmdr
Doyle W. Lynn
la Mesa
Calif
U.S
Ante
Charles F. Klusmann
San Diego
Calit Klusmann
Hle
Red China
Khang Khay
Pathet Lao
Plaine Des Jarress
Washington
State Department
Lynn
Ban Bai
Plaine Des Jarres
Johnnson
White House
Robert’s. McNamara
Ohio University
Baer quits prison post in dispute with Board of Control
DES MOINES Benjamin F Baer director of corrections since 1950 resigns after clash with State Board of Control over reform programs and a new warden. He criticizes board for unilateral actions and undermining his authority. Effective around July 7 he contested board influence and noted rebellions at the Men’s Reformatory and Penitentiary.
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Des Moines
Benjamin F. Baer
Baer
State Board of Control
Board of Control
Corrections
Bord
Herschel Loveless
Rials
Y Baer
Charles Haugh
Leavenworth
Kan
Haugh
Aluminum Co Strikes Planned Across Five States
Aluminum Worker's International Union plans a Tuesday strike at Alcoa plants in Davenport Indiana East St. Louis Illinois Chilli cothe Ohio and Lancaster Pennsylvania plus two others in mass massena Massena New York in solidarity with a Massena walkout. About 3,000 workers would be affected by the nationwide action. The Massena dispute began May 25 over reclassification of about 60 hourly jobs.
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Syracuse
Aluminum Co. of America
Aluminum Worker's International Union
Alcoa
Massena
Exidie Stahl
Snag Ertor
Stahl
William Davis
Pittsburgh
Davenport
Town
Lafayette
Yankeetown
Ind
East St. Louis
Chillicothe
Ohio
Lancaster
Gressona
Goldwater Eyes 600 Delegate Threshold In GOP Race
Barry Goldwater nears 600 pledged delegates as he expands the drive toward the Republican nomination. AP survey shows 538 direct votes secured with 120 needed for a first ballot win. Weeks ahead include five state conventions in Montana and Texas boosting chances while rivals forecast a tighter contest.
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Associated Press
Goldwater
Hig Sront
Montana
Texas
Bul Sen
Thrustond
Mocian
R Ky
Senate
Colorado
Alabama
Washington
Hickenlooper Not Committed in Des Moines Convention
Des Moines Iowa delegates at a GOP meeting backed Goldwater on the first ballot, raising Goldwater commitments to nine from Town. Five supported Scranton, while nine remained uncommitted. Nixon and Warren campaigned for their chosen leaders. Delegates adopted a resolution to support the San Francisco nominees regardless of final choice.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Arizona
Barry “Goldwater
Bourke Hickenlooper
Sue Reed
Goldwater
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
John &. Warren
Waterloo
Army
Richard Nixon
Fred Schwengel
Brown
Scranton
San Francisco
Christine Keeler Released From Holloway Prison
Christine Keeler, the red haired figure in Britain's sex and security scandal, freed from London's Holloway Prison early this morning. She served nine months for perjury and conspiring to obstruct justice, with three months cut for good behavior.
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Christine
Keeler
Britain
London
Holloway
LBJs Speech Targets Barry Goldwater Aimed At College Grads
President Johnson addressed Swarthmore College graduates and a broader audience, railing against what he called four major threats to liberty and arguing the federal government frees individuals, not enslaves them. He contrasted his civil rights and anti poverty programs with Goldwater’s philosophy, urging resolve against poverty. He said the civil rights program seeks to free 20 million Americans from racial discrimination and economic bondage.
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Swarthmore
Johnson
Goldwater
R-Ariz
Swarthmore College
Gov‘gramant
Progam
Shotgun Blast Fatal to Youth in Clinton Home
Police investigate the death of 16 year old James Michael Webb after a shotgun blast during a struggle with his father at the Webb residence. Authorities released preliminary reports and continued inquiries into the Sunday incident.
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Clinton
James Michael Webb
James Webb
Webb
Petition Seeks Debates Curbs as Senate Faces Civil Rights Clash
Washington reports 38 senators filed two petitions seeking a cloture on debate amid a long civil rights stalemate. Leaders push for a vote on key amendments to the House civil rights bill, with four-hour limits and a potential turning point after 73 days of stalemate as Congress eyes foreign aid authorizations and extended wartime tax measures.
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Washington
Senate
Billy the
Mike Mansfielt
Montana
Arvale
Teaders
Johnson
Turmoil Threatened At Saigon After Catholic Rally
Thousands of Roman Catholics demonstrated in downtown Saigon amid new religious political turmoil. Banners denounced U S Ambassador Lodge while others praised Buddhism as an ally of communism. The protest followed the Hue clash and Diem regime fallout, with 40 000 onlookers and Maj Dang Sy sentenced to life imprisonment.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States
Anlic Lodge
Neo Dinh Diem
Diem
Roman Cath
Hue
Maj
Dang Sy
Wassen
South
Wiet
Nam
Supreme Court Refuses Review of Communist Party Case
The Supreme Court declined to hear arguments on the conviction of the Communist Party of the United States for failing to register under the Internal Security Act. The lower court’s ruling stands, with the government’s request for reversal denied in a brief order. The case held the party liable for listing officers and sources of income, expenditures, and printing locations, though the Court did not address potential consequences for non registration.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Communist Party of the United States
Byron R. White
Leer Court
LU. S. Coat of Appeals
Justice Department
Fower Court
Ime
Dussiea
Court of Appeals
Subversive Activities Centre Board
High Court
Bernett Loses Jury Trial Appeal in Contempt Case
The Supreme Court refused to reconsider denying a jury trial to former Mississippi Governor Tess Barnett and successor Paul B. Johnson on contempt charges. The petition, by attorney general Tae Patterson, urged reversal, arguing party officers may refuse registration when self-incrimination risks arise and that information from registration should not be admissible in court.
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Piea
Washington
The
Supreme Court
Mississippi
Tess R. Barnett
Paul B. Johnson
James He
Tae T. Patterson
Attorneyeneral
U.S
Loans for Aid Being Repaid
Postwar repayment records show the United States will recover a large share of dollars loaned for foreign aid and accrue significant interest. Of $25.7 billion lent abroad by the U.S. government since World War I, foreign recipients have repaid $10 billion in principal and $4 billion in interest, Commerce Department statistics showed Sunday.
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Washington .m
United States
U.S
Commerce Department
Long Bicycle Trip Planned by Iowa Jaycees to Dallas
About 100 Iowa Jaycees will depart Webster City on June 2 for a 78 mile ride to Dallas Texas. The riders aim to attend the National Junior Chamber of Commerce convention starting that week.
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Webster City
Iowa
Weekend Accidents Claim Eleven Iowans
A string of weekend accidents in Iowa and nearby states claimed eleven lives. Victims include John Lang of Davenport electrocuted changing a pool bulb, Orville Koppess of Cedar Rapids from smoke inhalation, and A E Goolin of Des Moines who drowned after a boating mishap on Vermillion River. Additional fatalities were reported near Keosauqua, Sioux City, Washington, Mount Pleasant, Red Oak and other sites, with multiple collisions and a fatal truck collision in Afton.
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Tllows Hight
Tallic
Mineesota
John Lang
Davenport
Orville Koppess
Cedar Rapids
Minnesota
A. E. Goolin
Des Moines
Vermillion River
Craame Lake
Jon
James Vinvcent
Cedar Falls
Towa
Geokin
Towa Y Highway
Mary Elizabeth McGrath
Keosauqua
Lacey State Park
van Buren
William Young
Sioux City
Diana Lee Miller
Marion Miller
Washington
Saunday
Mount Pleasant
Fritz Barper Abernathy
Ottumwa
Abernathy
James Ellis
Oskaloosa
Robert Gene Gard
Willisea
Red Oak
Terry Franklin Swearingen
Liberty
Randy Klinker
Carl Giza
John Giza
Talmadge
Afton
Governors Want Goldwater to modify his views
Three Republican governors Nelson Rockefeller New York William Scranton Pennsylvania and George Romney Michigan urged Barry Goldwater to temper his conservative stance as a condition for GOP unity in the 1964 presidential race. They warned major states could turn away if he is nominee. Goldwater said he would discuss platform with Scranton and others and defended civil rights measures while Romney urged alignment with party heritage.
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Pennsylvania
William Scranton
Cleveland
Mary
Scranton
Ohio
Barry
Goldwater
R-Ariz
Republian
Nelson
Rockefeller
New York
William
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Wes
GOP
Mark 0
Hatfield
Oregon
Chester
Military College
Sean Rug
Congress
Romney
Michigan
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