U S Meeting Opens On Laos Crisis At Pearl Harbor
Top U S strategists gather in Honolulu for two day talks on Southeast Asia as Laos coalition government fractures Pathet Lao pullout widens crisis. Key officials including Rusk Lodge and McNamara join talks at Pacific Command headquarters near Pearl Harbor.
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Aid Call Won't Cut Our Viet Nam Load
In Saigon AP dispatch President Johnson seeks broader foreign aid for South Viet Nam while the US bears 97 percent of assistance. France averages 5 million annually. other nations together under 10 million. Officials flag a day of talks on military options against North Viet Nam amid Laos and South Viet Nam tensions.
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Teenagers Rampage on Subway and Ferry in Brooklyn and Manhattan
Bands of teenaged African American youths terrorized transit riders over the weekend striking in Brooklyn and lower Manhattan. Thirteen arrests followed including youths who attacked a motorman near Prospect Park and beat a white youth on a train.
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Supreme Court Reverses Alabama NAACP Ban
The Supreme Court unanimously vacated a Montgomery County Alabama injunction blocking the NAACP from operating in the state. Justice Harlan ordered the Alabama Supreme Court to promptly decree that the NAACP may qualify to do business in Alabama, citing lack of precedent for ousting a foreign corporation for registration failures.
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Reds Walk Out Laotian Coalition Collapse Looms
Laos faces the imminent end of its coalition government as Pathet Lao leaders order all Communist troops and officials out of Vientiane. Prime Minister Souvanna Phouma received the telegram from Vice Premier Souphanouvong amid Western talks aiming at a cease fire and troop withdrawal. If forces depart, the last links to the government would be severed and the coalition dissolved.
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Washington push to move into North Viet Nam discussed
Rep. Melvin Laird says the Johnson administration plans to prepare to move into North Viet Nam as defense appropriations leaders back such preparations. He notes other Republicans push to carry the war north, while officials deny current plans but allow potential actions to preserve Laos neutrality.
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Six Feared Dead In Plane Crash Near San Antonio
A light single engine plane crashed about eight miles northwest of San Antonio. Bexar County sheriff's office reported no injuries found so far but five or six persons were believed aboard the craft.
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Judge May Approves Fast Jail Treatment for Ruby
Dallas UPI Judge Joe B Brown proposes immediate psychiatric treatment for condemned killer Jack Ruby to delay a sanity hearing. Defense seeks a formal sanity trial, while prosecutors oppose delaying the trial and insist Ruby remains entitled to a hearing.
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Jim) Bowie
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Toll Reaches 559 Holiday Deaths Set New Record
United Press International reports a Memorial Day weekend record of 559 traffic deaths nationwide from 6 p.m. Thursday to midnight Sunday, with California leading at 36 fatalities and Texas 30. The total surpassed last year’s 371, while per mile death rate may be the lowest in years.
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Red Bloc Shattered as Moscow Moves Toward Break with Beijing
Moscow signals rapid split from Communist China and contemplates downgrading ties. Izvestia warns of political countermeasures as Beijing seeks to isolate the Soviet Union over peaceful coexistence and militant policy. A top level Afro-Asian conference looms as Beijing's stance hardens.
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Court Overturns Bible Reading in Florida Schools
Supreme Court reversed a Florida court ruling upholding Bible reading and Lord's Prayer in public schools. It cited the 1963 Abington Township decision and a Maryland case, ruling such exercises unconstitutional, though Florida argued the law aimed at secular moral training and citizenship.
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