Brewster Defeats Wallace In Maryland Presidential Primary
Senator Daniel Brewster defeated Governor George Wallace in Maryland by 53.23 percent to 42.66 percent as Wallace faced a tough vote and a court challenge to Maryland’s unit vote system. Easter took 4 percent, with 53.23 percent for Brewster and a possible legal challenge looming over the state’s nominating votes.
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Alabama
George C. Wallace
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Indiana
Wisconsin
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Cambridge
Andrew J. Easter
Washington
U.S. District Court
Total Cuban Mobilization Declared Amid Exile Threats
Eastern Orienta Province workers voted for total mobilization for defense and production as exile subversion fears grow. Rumors circulate of guerrilla landings and secret radio stations in Sierra de Escambray near Matanzas. Miami exiles mark 62nd Independence Day with optimism that Manuel Ray has returned to Cuba to rally saboteurs. Clandestine radio broadcasts urge youths to revolt, though no group claims responsibility.
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Plaine Region Falls to Communists in Laos Crisis
VIENTIANE Laos AP The last neutralist positions in Plaine des Jarres have fallen to the Communists Premier Souvanna Phouma said Neutralist Gen Kong Le abandoned his post and withdrew further southwest amid continued pressure U S Secretary of State Rusk recalled Adlai Stevenson from Europe due to the crisis The Lao Viet Pathet Lao and North Vietnamese troops attacked neutralist lines at Muong Phanh and the plateau of Xieng Khouang with Kong Le’s headquarters falling Monday
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Laos
Plaine Des Jarres
Souvanna Phouma
Kong le
Souvanna
Pathet Lao
Muong Phanh
Xieng Khouang
Fraternity Tarred and Feathered Mix-Up at Illinois Campus
Police rushed to a Champaign fraternity house on Tuesday night after a tip claimed a student was tarred and feathered. Investigators found the student was coated with syrup and feathers as part of a fratern ity tradition marking an engagement.
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Champaign
Ill
UPD
University of Illinois
Hidden microphones found in U.S. Embassy Moscow
U S security teams removed more than 40 secret microphones from the U S Embassy in Moscow and search for others. Ambassador Kohler filed a formal protest as officials review whether sensitive information was captured. The devices were embedded before occupancy in 1952 1953 and nine floors were checked over 11 years with a new demolition driven probe.
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U.S
Moscow
Fay D. Kohler
State Department
Department
G. Marvin Gentile
United States
Kohler
Secret Service Agent Linked To $50,000 Deal
Abraham Bolden, a four year Secret Service veteran, was arrested on charges he offered to sell a secret government file on counterfeiting ring operations for 50,000. He and accomplices were released on recognizance as authorities described the forged bonds and counterfeit traveler's checks tied to the ring.
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UPID
U.S
Secret Service
Abraham Bolden
Bolden
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Joseph Spangoli, Jr
Bank of America
Hanrahan
Meet On Rights Bill Amendments
Washington AP Senate Republicans meet behind closed doors to consider amendments to the civil rights bill focusing on equal employment opportunity. Senate leaders and Attorney General Kennedy helped shape the package. Dirksen said some senators may favor closure though he doubts the Southern filibuster ends before early June. Humphrey echoed optimism from the Democratic side after a party conference.
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Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Robert F. Kennedy
Dirksen
Added Viet Nam Funds Approved
The House Foreign Affairs Committee approved Johnson's request for an extra 125 million dollars to press the war in Viet Nam as part of a 3.4 billion foreign aid authorization. The vote was divided, with details not immediately available. Defense Secretary McNamara told a House panel U.S. forces are receiving the best equipment for jungle warfare amid a separate Armed Services inquiry into claims of obsolete gear.
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UPI
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Johnson
Viet Nam
House
U.S
McNamara
House Armed Services Committee
Foreign Affairs Group
Arrest Pair In Beating Of Bay Officer
GREEN BAY AP A traffic violation stop led to a violent struggle as Patrolman Lawrence Van Pay was beaten and disarmed by two brothers Jude Alberts 23 and Virgil Alberts 18. A massive manhunt with 50 officers ended in their arrest. Van Pay remained hospitalized with a possible concussion a forearm injury and a broken hand. The gun was recovered from a relative’s garage after Virgil was traced to a Preble home and Jude contacted police from his Green Bay residence.
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Jude Alberts
Virgil
Lawrence van Pay
Brown County
Preble
Jude
van Pay
Uney
Insurance Man Draws Probation for Fraudulent Premiums
David R. Maloney of La Crosse received three years probation after pleading guilty to fraudulent use of insurance premiums. He allegedly took renewal payments from policyholders of a former employer and diverted the funds for personal use late last year and early this year. Also pending: Mercer Cook nominated as envoy to Senegal and William Witman TIT named ambassador to Togo, awaiting Senate confirmation.
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UPI
David R. Maloney
la Crosse
Maloney
Authoriies Said
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Mercer Cook
Senegal
Wiliam Witman Tit
Togo
Senate
Milwaukee garbage workers seek new title public works fuel men
Milwaukee UPI reports draft request to rebrand city garbage collectors as public works combustible field men. The proposal aims to reflect broader municipal duties. The common council will consider the request amid budget and union discussions.
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Milwaukee
Wis
UPI
Common Council
Ship Survivors Greeted Warmly After Sea Disaster
45 survivors from the Norwegian freighter Sandanger reached Long Beach aboard the German ship Bodenstein after an explosion ignited cargo of baled cotton and wood pulp. The rescue followed a predawn blast near Baja California 450 miles south of Long Beach. The fate of captain John Kellmer, two stewardesses, six California passengers, and other crew remained unclear as fires delayed boarding and the search continued.
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Iterafly
Baja California
Mexico
Long Beach
John Kellmer
California
Tentamvels
Juanita M. Benoy
Alamo
Calif
Viet Nam Seeks Border Parley With Cambodia
A South Vietnamese spokesman at the United Nations said Saigon wants border talks with Cambodia and would welcome U.N. help to arrange them. Pham Khac Rau stated this after the Security Council debated Cambodia's charge that South Vietnam and the United States committed aggression. Rau blamed Viet Cong use of Cambodian territory as sanctuary and said talks aim to remove border incident causes. The council, with the Soviet Union and Czechoslovakia voting no, allowed South Vietnam to join the debate after credentials are submitted. The discussion was recessed to await Saigon's word.
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United Nations
Cambodia
U.N
Pham Khac Rau
Washington
Security Council
United States
Rau
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Retired Dean Among State Road Victims
Miss Laura Sutherland 75 longtime Eau Claire State College history professor and former dean of women died when her car hit a semi truck at an Eau Claire street intersection. The Crawford County crash Tuesday claimed young driver McDonald H. Muller 18 of Muscoda near Prairie du Chien on Highway 16. The state's 1964 traffic toll rose to 346 with the day’s deaths.
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Crawford County
Laura Sutherland
Eau Claire
Sutherland
Eau Claire State
National Youth Administration
McDonald H. Muller
Muscoda
Grant County
Praine du Chien Memorial Hospital
Praine du Chien
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