Top Korea Ride Quits As Riots Stir Nation
The article reports Kim Chong-pil resigning as chairman of South Korea's ruling Democratic Republican party as student protests grow. Park Hee-joon accepts the resignation and closes colleges until July 4. Riots escalate in Pusan and other cities amid martial law and campus clashes.
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Kim Chong-pil
South Korea
Chung Hee Park
Democratic Republican Party
Park
Kim
Japan
Pusan
Dongo University
Soviet Report Reawakens Yank Spy Case With New Charges
The Red Star claims fresh espionage charges against American and British military attaches and denies drugging allegations in Odessa. It cites alleged spying in Soviet zones and forbidden photography by six American aides including Leonard Bracken Frank Babbitt and James Landrigan.
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Red Star
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Washington
Odessa
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Leonard Bracken
Frank Babbitt
David Colgan
Murmansk
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James M. Landrigan
Cmdr
Stuart Savage
James F. Smith
Air Force
Rostov
Batumi
U.N. Takes First Action on Asia Border Incursions
The Security Council voted to form a three member commission to investigate incursions by South Vietnamese forces into Cambodia. The resolution deplores recent border raids and expands U.N. role amid Laos and Vietnam turmoil. The United States denies aggression claims and notes 15,000 advisers in South Vietnam.
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Viet Nam - Cambodia
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Viet Nam
Indochina
Vientiane
United States
South Viet ‘Nam
South Viet Nam
Rebels Score Victories in Congo Conflict
In Kivu Province near Bukavu rebels reportedly score new victories against Congo troops. An army source notes losses and heavy wounding, with rebels including boys aged 12 to 13 seen in the attacks carrying lances and short spears.
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Congo
UPI
Bukavu
Kivu
Laos Communists Fail In First Push On Phou Koutt Hill
Pathet Lao forces attacked the neutralist hill Phou Koutt northwest of the Plaine des Jarres but were repulsed after seven hours of fighting. The army said 10 enemy dead were left behind. neutralist casualties were not reported. Air support requests from U S aircraft were hindered by bad weather.
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Laos
Pathet Lao
Plaine Des Jarres
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Phou Koutt
Muong Kheung
Muong Soui
Kong le
Ban Na
Ball Holds Southeast Asia Talk With French Leader
U S Undersecretary of State George W Ball met with French Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Murville in Paris for a review of the Southeast Asia situation. The two spoke briefly to reporters and planned further talks with President de Gaulle. Ball heads to London for more discussions while De Gaulle meets China's new ambassador Huang Chen on Saturday. Ball arrived as a Johnson administration emissary.
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Paris
U.S
George W. Ball
Maurice Couve de Murville
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Southeast Asia
Couve de Murville
Charles de Gaulle
Ball
West Texas runoff races shape Democratic contest for congress
In Ector County voters go to the polls Saturday from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. to decide runoffs for the Democratic party in the at large U S House seat and the 16th District senate race. Joe Poole and Robert Baker lead the congressional contest as White and McGregor vie for the El Paso seat. Foreman faces no opposition in the Republican senate race. See CONGRESS, Page 2.
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Senate
George Bush
Jack Cox
Houston
U. S
Joe Poole
Dallas
Robert Baker
West Texas
Richard C. White
Malcolm McGregor
el Paso
Ed Foreman
Foreman
Odessa
White
McGregor
Texas
Congress
D Day Veterans Return to Normandy for 20th Anniversary Observances
About 5000 Americans and thousands of British and Canadian veterans travel to Normandy for ceremonies marking the 20th anniversary of the June 6 1944 invasion. De Gaulle skips the event, sending Triboulet and Sainteny, while Omar Bradley heads the U S delegation at Omaha Beach. Veterans observe peaceful shorelines and memorials amid white crosses and war cemeteries.
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France
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Normandy
Omaha
Utah
Ste. Mere-Eglise
Europe
Nazi Germany
U.S
Paris
de Gaulle
Raymond Triboulet
Jean Sainteny
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Viscount Montgomery
Texans Ballot Tomorrow In Runoff Races
United Press International reports a Texas GOP Senate runoff between George Bush and Jack Cox as the state embraces its first real contested GOP primary. Democratic races include congressman-at-large in Dallas and Valley and West Texas contests with endorsements shaping outcomes.
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United Press International
U.S
Texas
Big City
Houston
George Bush
Jack Cox
Ralph Yarborough
Joe Pool
Dallas
Robert W. Baker
Bush
Cox
Milton Davis
la Houston
Jack
Ralph
Yarborough
Price Daniel
Weston
Rio Grande Valley
House
Eligio de la Garza
Lindsey Rodrigez
Joe Kilgore
McAllen
Kilgore
de la Garza
West Texas
Malcolm McGregor
Richard White
el Paso
Ed Foreman
Odessa
Rights Backers Demand Cloture
Senate Democratic Leader Mansfield urged colleagues to back a cloture petition to curb the 70 day Southern talkathon over the civil rights bill. Mansfield called for signatures from all senators willing to let the Senate face its responsibility as leaders plan to submit the petition Saturday requiring sixteen signatures.
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Senate
Mansfield
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