Why We Can't Lose Laos Commie Victory Threatens Southeast Asia
James Marlow analyzes the Laos crisis, noting a Communist win would spread Red influence across Southeast Asia and strain U S credibility. He cites Laos as landlocked and vulnerable to guerrilla warfare, threatening neighbors and U S prestige, with a historical frame on alliances and aid.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
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Southeast Asia
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John Foster Dulles
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Two Groups Form Pushing For Equal Rights In Maryland
Two groups mobilize for approval of Maryland public accommodations law. Baltimore Mayor McKeldin to lead a civic and business alliance for a November ballot, while civil rights leaders form a separate committee co chaired by Dr. Chester Wickwire and Rev. Frank L Williams.
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Wickwire
Beatles Idols Return Home After Escorted Flight
Two Virginia girls Alison Moore and Carole Pan 'ta were returned home from Philadelphia after attempting to travel to England to visit the Beatles. The runaways carried LiverpooI or Bust luggage and wore Beatle fashion, expressing lifelong fascination with the famous group.
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Warrenton
Virginia
Philadelphia
Alison Moore
Carole E. Pan‘ta
Atlantic
Liverpool
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