Talks in Honolulu Signal Southeast Asia Tensions Rise
In Honolulu, top U S officials and foreign envoys met behind closed doors as insurgent pressure in Laos and South Vietnam strained regional stability. McNamara called the talks particularly grim amid Communist aggression, while North Vietnam faced renewed US pressure and calls for militant options.
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Salve Regina Graduates Class of 103 Recognition and Addresses
Salve Regina and Sacred Heart University in Bridgeport confer degrees on 103 graduates in Roger High School auditorium. Rev. Vincent Dore and Dr. Joan Giannini address students, with 77 earning bachelor degrees and 26 B.S degrees. 37 receive teaching certificates, 20 nursing, and 2 medical technology diplomas. Bishop Meevinney presides. Governor and Mayor attend. Awards honor leadership and scholarship across multiple fields.
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Omaha Beach Revisited Brings Nostalgia and Sorrow
Fragments from Omaha Beach moments recall D-Day memory. Veterans from American Canadian British and French forces revisit the Normandy coast, sharing emotional links to the landings, beaches, and battles. Survivors describe scenes of wreckage, memorials, and the enduring impact of June 6 1944.
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Shastri Seen as India’s Prime Minister Candidate
Reported in New Delhi and press circles, Lal Bahadur Shastri, age 49, is favored to become India's next prime minister after Nehru. A Gandhian socialist with pro Soviet leanings, he faces opposition from Desai and others while preparing for parliamentary debate on foreign policy. Polling places indicate a forthcoming election result and party leadership shifts.
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State Sales Tax Surge Sparks Wide Increase
The tax rises from 3 to 34 percent on small purchases and cigarette packs, with the plan projecting $48 million in the coming year. Officials say the cigarette tax hike could raise about $2.2 billion to fund state needs.
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California Primary Countdown Push by Barry and Rocky
Barry and Rocky make final appeals ahead of Tuesday's California primary. The piece notes Rockefeller and Goldwater campaigns, legal fights within the GOP, and a split among California party leaders as undecided voters loom. John Kennedy era figures and national figures appear amid tension over delegation plans and support for Johnson at the Atlantic City convention.
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Chafee Backs Bay Bridge Support Speech
Governor Chafee voiced support for the proposed Newport Bay Bridge amid a transfer of authority from local to state control. He cited transportation benefits, cost studies, and potential toll implications while commending Bridge Authority leaders for their long effort since the project’s 183$ acquisition by the state.
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Supreme Court Overturns Bible Reading and Prayer Laws
The Supreme Court overturns Florida and Washington state rulings on school Bible reading and loyalty oaths. It voids Florida’s secular Bible reading law and strikes down Washington state employee loyalty oaths, citing vague provisions and lack of proper federal questions. The decision addresses broader issues of constitutional rights and state actions.
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State Votes Tomorrow On Six Bond Propositions
Rhode Island voters face six bond questions covering highway education and rehabilitation projects. Governor Chafee urged cross party support for five items including industrial building expansion and vocational schools, with turnout expected high and 193 of 475 polling places open.
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Kennedy’s Wife Loses Expected Baby in Miscarriage
Washington dispatch reports Mrs. Kennedy, 27, at a Georgetown hospital suffered a miscarriage during early pregnancy. Dr. Cusack, Kennedy’s personal physician, noted the loss as Mrs. Kennedy remained under care. This follows a previous miscarriage in May 1961. the family includes two children.
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