Johnson Tells AP Of New Cutback In A- Materials
NEW YORK The United States and Soviet Union announced a cutback in production of nuclear explosive materials. President Johnson said the reduction will be over four years, cutting plutonium by 20 percent and enriched uranium by 40 percent, with Khrushchev indicating a similar move. Johnson outlined foreign policy points and urged unity with Europe while stressing continued opposition to communism.
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Judge Declares Cohn Mistrial
The U S District Court trial of Roy M Cohn and Murray E Gottesman on perjury charges ends in a mistrial after juror Arielle Mabrey learns her father James Gaston died. Government will seek a new trial as soon as possible.
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Johnson orders review of military draft for voluntary system
President Johnson directs the Pentagon to study the draft with the aim of meeting military needs on an entirely voluntary basis within the next decade. The move signals a potential shift from conscription to volunteer service as national forces adapt.
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Laos Coup Collapses Reinstates Prince Souvanna Phouma
U S diplomatic sources report the right wing coup in Laos collapsed after one day restoring the neutralist Premier Prince Souvanna Phouma. Emissaries say leaders apologized to Gen. Phoumi Nosavan and ministers, with talks at Luang Prabang as Vientiane returns to pre coup conditions.
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Rockefeller veto blocks added state agency seats
Governor Rockefeller vetoes bills that would have added two more members to the State University Construction Fund and the Mental Hygiene Facilities Improvement Fund. He cites constitutional constraints and limited experience with these agencies. The action comes amid a flurry of late legislative decisions as he campaigns for president and awaits more signings before midnight Saturday.
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Five convicts captured after escape from Nebraska jail
A posse tracked down five dangerous inmates who tunneled from the Lincoln state penitentiary Saturday evening. They fled across the Missouri River and were recaptured less than 20 hours later in a Missouri River game preserve. The escapees are Dale Carstens, Charles Dean, Richard Ruhr, Richard Lavender, and Frank Hancock, all serving various terms for murder, rape, manslaughter, burglary, and auto theft.
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Truman Breaks Ground for Churchill Memorial in Fulton
Former President Harry S. Truman turned the first spade of earth Sunday for a memorial in Fulton to Sir Winston Churchill. Local officials described the ceremony as a landmark event honoring the wartime alliance and Churchill’s legacy.
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Mrs. Johnson Tours Cleveland On Housing Convention Visit
Mrs Lyndon B Johnson flies to Cleveland from Washington to promote President programs and women careers focusing on an 11 million dollar public housing project for 600 elderly residents and a golden age recreation center She will lunch with YWCA leaders and address 2000 delegates at the YWCA convention.
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Dutch Queen Shuns Irene Wedding to Spanish Pretender
Juliana will not attend her daughter Princess Irene's Catholic wedding to Prince Carlos of Bourbon-Parma in Rome on April 29 the Dutch government and royal family deny any rift with Irene while public friction between families grows. The ceremony will take place at St Mary Major basilica following Irene’s Catholic conversion.
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U S Warns Cuba On Interference Overflights
The State Department warned Cuba that interference with U S reconnaissance flights would create a highly dangerous situation. Reports say remaining Soviet troops plan to turn over 24 antiaircraft missile bases to Fidel Castro before returning home.
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Queen Elizabeth II Names Infant Son Prince Edward
Buckingham Palace announced the newborn son of Queen Elizabeth II will be named Prince Edward Antony Richard Louis. He will be known officially as Prince Edward.
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Traffic Tie-Up Plans Threaten World Fair Opening
A New York judge issued a temporary restraining order to prevent disruption of all transportation to the World’s Fair opening Wednesday. Civil rights leaders reportedly plan tactics to jam subways trains and highways with sit-ins and stalls to protest.
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Senate aims first vote on civil rights bill this week
Senate leaders expect a test vote on amendments to the House passed civil rights bill late this week. Humprey, floor manager, notes a seven week debate with 35 amendments and a filibuster by 19 Southern opponents. Leadership warns against marathon sessions while two hours early sittings continue.
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First Lady Lyndon B. Johnson Addresses Cleveland YWCA
Mrs Lyndon B Johnson spoke to about 2000 delegates at the YWCA national convention in Cleveland. She urged bold visions for society and said women can push legislatures while advocating for decent urban life and better homes schools and cities. She toured Riverview housing and Golden Age center.
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Rusk Ends 3 Day Viet Nam Visit
Secretary of State Dean Rusk concluded a three day fact finding mission in South Viet Nam pledging U S aid until peace returns. He left after a major Communist show of strength including a daylight assault on a Saigon suburb 14 miles from the capital as two Viet Cong companies fired mortars and heavy weapons at the outpost. Rusk was detached from the fighting and departed with tight security.
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Inside Radio Auditorials and Classifieds Highlights
Radio editorials and a mix of classifieds illuminate community concerns. Personal notices and sports briefs accompany Fulton features and the obituary column, offering a snapshot of local life across sections labeled Funerals Sports and Obituaries.
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Negros and Whites Meet at Home Visit Day Across Nation
Thousands of Negro and white families joined the first National Home Visit Day, visiting each other’s homes to discuss civil rights, schools, housing, and everyday relations. In Cleveland and Detroit large crowds participated, while Baltimore Louisville Alden Pa and others reported substantial exchanges and hopeful dialogue.
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Five Year Old Drowns as Dam Rescue Saves Father and Brother
Ronald DiLorenzo, five, drowned after his boat capsized at a 50 foot Hudson River dam. Father Raymond DiLorenzo, 29, and his son Ricky, 3, were rescued by helicopter crews after clinging to a shale ledge as swift currents pulled the craft over the dam.
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