U S Soviet Agree To Open Consular Offices
President Johnson announced a historic consular treaty with the Soviet Union, the first bilateral pact, to open consular offices in Washington and Moscow. It aims to safeguard access to American officials for any detained Americans and expand consular protection for travelers and business visitors.
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Johnson
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Moscow
United States
George Reedy
White
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Jonson
Leaders Seek Votes To Curb Senate Debate
In Washington Senate leaders scramble for votes to end the civil rights bill debate. Bipartisan talks aim to attract undecided support while preserving core provisions as a revised bill moves toward a June passage target. Democratic and Republican leaders express guarded confidence about timing ahead of a potential July 4 signing.
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Senate
Appea
Ramtin
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Johnson
Mansfield
Montana
McNamara cancels shipyard visit amid workload
Seventh Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara has indefinitely canceled plans to visit the naval shipyards in Charlestiny, D.C. and Portsmouth, Va. Aides cited a pileup of work as the reason for the cancellation.
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Robert S. McNamara
Naval Shipyards
Goldwater Slate Loses In Florida Primary
In Florida, Brown's slate won control of the delegation amid discontent with Goldwater’s national prospects. The six remaining slates stayed uncertain as burns won the gubernatorial nomination, signaling a likely November contest against Republican Charles Holley. Goldwater’s campaign faced strong opposition from a largely anti-Goldwater mood in the state.
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Tom Fairfield Brow
Tampa
California
Florida
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Teast
Jeadership
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Regia
Associated’ Press
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Haydon Burns
Charles Holley
Damage suit filed in Muscatine district court
Columbus Junction automobile dealer Hardy 3. Duncan sues Muscatine resident Robert William Briggs for 100000 in damages after an July 11 collision on West Mississippi drive. Duncan suffered fractures to his right knee and wrist, plus lacerations and contusions. He was hospitalized 16 days and says he was totally disabled for nine months and partially disabled thereafter. He claims loss of income and extra hired help during recovery.
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Duncan
Columbus Junction
West Mississippi Drive
Muscatine District Court
Robert William Briggs
Muscatine
Mississippi Drive
Briggs
Town Avenue
Mutecatine General Hospital
Rock Island Deals Shake Up Rail Merger Talks
Financial circles buzz over Midwest rail mergers with Rock Island, Union Pacific, Chicago and North Western, and Chicago Great Western names. North Western and Great Western discuss a potential acquisition while Union Pacific seeks stock exchange control of Rock Island, pending ICC approval and a July stockholder meeting.
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Rock Island
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Chicago and North Western
Chicago Great Western
Ben WW. Heineman
The
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Pacific
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Chien Pacific
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Grinnell Man Escapees Crash Lands Plane For Flight
Steven Barner, 25, of Martelle, a prison inmate with no pilot training, stole a Cessna 162 from an airport after finding a flight manual. He flew about six hours before crash landing in a hayfield northeast of Grinnell, suffering a chipped heel and forearm lacerations. He walked away, was found, and officials plan to return him to prison with an escape charge filed.
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Steven Barner
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Richard’ Beck
Here
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State Penitentiary
Reba Barnet
PTA Editor Raps Films And Video
CHICAGO i The American child is being exploited by magazine and book publishers and the producers of movies and television programs, says Mrs Norman Grant editor of the PTA Magazine. She spoke on the final day of the 68th convention at the National Congress of Parents and Teachers warning that Hollywood may fail to reform and television remains a wasteland of dangers to children.
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Magazing
Norman Grant
The
PIA’ Magazing
Gait
National Congress of Parents
Vandoe
Memorial Day Shift Alters Carrier Collection Schedule
Journal notes collectors will move pickups earlier this week because Memorial Day falls on Saturday. The change affects routes for carriers and may cut service delays, with 80 percent earlier collection referenced in notices.
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Mustafine
Journal
Louisa County Recorder Resigns After Health Reasons
WAPELLG Miss Mildred Baird Louisa County recorder for 26 years announces resignation due to health. The resignation is effective Tuesday June 2 and a successor will be appointed to serve until the general election in November.
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Mildred Baird
Louisa’ County Reemrder
Nehru Dies and Nanda Becomes Acting PM in India
Senior Cabinet member G L Nanda sworn in as acting prime minister after the death of Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru at New Delhi. Nanda pledged to handle administrative details while President Radhakrishnan contemplates a successor. Indira Gandhi present. U S aid offered but not requested. Nehru, 74, died after a second stroke. funeral plans set with cremation near Gandhi’s site.
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New Delhi
New York City
New-Delhi
Inga
G. L. Nanda
Nanda
Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan
Radhakrishnan
Nanila A
Deta Nehru
C. Subramaniam
U. S
Indira Gandhi
Nebni
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Y. B. Chavan
Defense
President Johnson hails Nehru as beloved world leader
President Johnson paid tribute to Indian Prime Minister Nehru calling him a great and beloved man. He said Nehru’s death marks the loss of a statesman who served humanity in fearless pursuit of a world at peace and offered a fitting memorial in a peaceful world.
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Washington
Johnson
Nehit
Todia
Indian leadership shuffle after Nehru’s stroke and death
The report outlines a potential line of succession after Nehru’s illness, noting Shastri’s brief cabinet role and subsequent sidelining. It mentions G L Nanda and J Krishnamachari as possible successors, and explains the ceremonial role of President Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan with a state funeral planned upon death.
Rusk Heads Delegation Attending Nehru Rites
Secretary of State Dean Rusk leads a U.S. delegation to India to attend Prime Minister Nehru's funeral. The party includes Ambassador Bowles and defense minister Chavan, who were notified of Nehru's death in Colorado Springs. Chavan was invited to join the trip and planned to leave for New York and fly home.
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Dean ‘Rusk
U.S
India
Nehru
Chester. Bowles
B. Chavan
United States
Chavan
Colorado “Springs
Galo
U. S. Air Force Academy
Rusk
New York
U.N. Debate Postponed Honor Nehru At U.N.
The U.N. Security Council postponed debates on Cambodia's aggression charges against the United States and South Vietnam for 24 hours to honor Prime Minister Nehru. Tributes filled the hall while flags flew at half staff. Debate to resume Thursday with South Vietnam likely to seek UN control along the border.
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Cambodia
United States
South Viet Nam
I-Nation Council
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Ithe Ue
World Organization
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South Vietnam
Wu. van Mau
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Stevenson
France
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Himei
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