Korean Youth Riots Spread Across South Korea
Demonstrations against the government erupt in four provinces led by students in Kwangju and other cities as President Park's cabinet threatens to extend martial law nationwide. Police and troops clash with protesters. injuries reported among police and demonstrators.
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Seoul
South Korea
Chung Hee Park
Kwangju
Park
Inchon
Pusan
Chunchon
Min Ki-shik
Narrow Margin LBJ Grip Safe On Rules Panel
The House Rules Committee is expected to stay under Democratic control in 1965 with two or three new members. The seat held by Rep. Carl Elliott of Alabama will be vacant after his renomination defeat. Republican vacancies include Elmer J. Hoffman of Illinois and William H. Avery of Kansas. Prospective replacements focus on Avery and Hoffman, with John B. Anderson as a possible Hoffman successor. Claude Pepper is a leading liberal name mentioned to replace Elliott, a difficult task due to Southern liberal resistance.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
Democrats
Congress
House
Carl Elliott
Alabama
Elmer J. Hoffman
Illinois
William H. Avery
Kansas
Avery
Hoffman
Howard W. Smith
Virginia
William M. Colmer
Mississippi
John B. Anderson
R-ld
Noone
Elliott
South
Rep
Claude Pepper
Florida
Pepper
Senate
Wichita Falls Sheriff Indicted for Perjury and Forgery
Wichita County grand jury indicted Sheriff Hammett Vance on multiple counts of forgery and perjury and filed a civil suit seeking his removal. The 52 year old civic leader faces reelection and was not arrested pending service of the 12 indictments.
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Wichita Falls
Wichita County Grand Jury
Hammett
Ham) Vance
Vance
Law Enforcement Officers Association of Texas
Arthur Tipps
Grand Jury
Florida
Marie Cavet
Dist
Stanley Kirk
Sheriff's Office
Barry Goldwater Poised To Claim GOP Nomination
UPI reports Barry Goldwater nears 613 delegates from pledges and states, just 42 short of the 655 needed. After a California victory, strategists predict gains in Texas Alabama Washington Colorado Idaho New Mexico and Virginia, while moderates weigh a possible stop movement in Cleveland.
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UPI
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United Press
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Hawaii
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Goldwater
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Virginia
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Cleveland
Rockefeller
Johnson pleased by Goldwater win in California primary
President Johnson showed no direct reaction to Barry Goldwater's California Republican primary victory but aides signaled approval and private aides indicate Johnson views Goldwater and Nixon as top opposing potentials. Johnson in New London urged varied strength to meet varied dangers and warned against bravado with nuclear options in Viet Nam.
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Barry Goldwater
California
Johnson
Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
New London
Conn
Arizona
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Kennedy
Rockefeller
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Henry Cabot Lodge
George Romney
Michigan
Lodge
U.S
Saigon
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
United States
Viet Nam
Grandfalls Woman Dies In Collision
A 21 year old Grandfalls woman, Cassie Faye Payne, was killed in a head on crash with a pump truck south of Monahans in Ward County. The driver Dwain Mason of Monahans was hospitalized for shock but uninjured. Payne lived in Grandfalls about a year and is survived by her husband William and her parents.
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Grandfalls
Ward
Cassie Faye Payne
Well Service Company
Dwain Mason
Mason
Texas Highway Patrol
Payne
Oon
Barnes Funeral Home
Louisiana
William
C. M. Shirley
Scranton rejects Goldwater VP bid in 1964 race
Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton ruled out joining a Goldwater ticket as vice president even if asked. He warned the eventual nominee could not be his running mate under any circumstances. A Bucci poll suggested Scranton or Cabot Lodge would perform best if Goldwater led the ticket.
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Scranton
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
California
New York
Neilson Rockefeller
E. John Bucci
Pennsylvania
Cabot Lodge
Richard M. Nixon
Bucci
Rockefeller
Johnson approves Laos Viet Nam plan to curb communists
Washington reports Johnson endorses intensified military effort in South Vietnam to check Red guerrillas and seeks a formula to block Communist advances in Laos. Rusk and McNamara return from Honolulu strategy talks with recommendations while ruling out immediate direct intervention in Laos or North Vietnam.
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UPI
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South
Viet Nam
Laos
White House
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Honolulu
Cials
Southeast Asia
Rusk
McNamara
Hawaii
U.S
Red China
North Viet Nam
John F. Kennedy
Rusk McNamara
Fire erupts on Manhattan-bound subway in Brooklyn
Hundreds panic as a flash fire on an IND train between Nostrand Avenue and Hoyt Schemerhorn stations sends about 30 injured to hospitals for cuts and smoke inhalation. The blaze and a broken water main disrupt Sixth Avenue service near Rockefeller Center amid chaos. A separate stabbing at 72nd Street and Broadway leaves Ismael Valez injured.
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New York
Subway
Brooklyn
IND
Nostrand Avenue
Hoyte Schemerhorn
Charles Robinson
Cumberland Hospital
Sixth Avenue
Rockefeller Center
Ismael Valez
72Nd St
Broadway
Commu n Prince Renews Tough Line On Laos
Red Prince Souphanouvong demands talks only if premier Souvanna Phouma ousts Pathet Lao leaders from the April 19 coup and restores the party to power. Conditions include repealing cabinet post orders, dissolving the revolutionary committee, punishing coup leaders, and restoring pre coup status. Souvanna agreed to move remaining Pathet Lao officials from Vientiane and arrange their departure to Hanoi.
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Tokyo
Souphanouvong
Souvanna Phouma
Pathet Lao
New China News Agency
Revolutionary Committee
Souvanna
Vientiane
International Control Commission
Hanoi
Viet Nam
Cuban Refugee Chief Nabbed By Destroyer
In Nassau Bahamas the British destroyer Decoy picked up eight Cubans and Americans amid a late chase off Anguilla Cay. Among those seized is Manuel Ray 39 chief of the Cuban revolutionary junta, who had pledged to fight in Cuba by May 20. Ray was the most prominent captive. others faced illegal entry charges at Magistrate's Court.
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Bahamas
Manuel Ray
Cuba
Ray
Fidel Castro
Andrew St. George
New York
Tom Dunkin
Florida
Anguilla Cay
Pentagon says alleged May flight to Cuba never occurred
The Pentagon told a House committee that investigations by four agencies found no evidence of an anti-Castro plane flight to Cuba on May 25 and return. The defense department said the tale was a publicity stunt. Frank Fiorini denied any flight occurred.
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Pentagon
House Committee Today
Cuba
Defense Department
Frank Fiorini
International Anti-Communist Brigade
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