Junta Troops Take Over Hue In Buddhist Rebel Hold
Vietnamese premier Ky’s forces seized Hue after a political pledge to end Buddhist resistance. The city’s radio station and key positions were captured with no reported opposition from Buddhist factions. U.S. consular staff evacuated. demonstrations calm in Saigon as Thi pledges loyalty to the Saigon regime.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Hue
Junta
Sai- Hue
United States
da Neng
Buddhist Struggle
Thich
Tri Quang
U.S
Thomas Corcoran
Imperial
Nguyen Chanh Thi
Thi
U.S. Marine
Chu Lai
da Nang
Four Congolese Ministers Hanged After Plot Trial
In Leopoldville the main square held between 100000 and 200000 spectators as four former Congolese officials are hanged for plotting to overthrow President Mobutu. Premier Evariste Kimba and ministers Emmanuel Bamba Jerome Anang and Alexandre Mahamba were executed after a swift military court trial.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Joseph Mobutu
Evariste Kimba
Emmanuel Bamba
Jerome Anang
Alexandre Mahamba
Princess Margaret Gives Fingerprints At Winchester Visit
Princess Margaret volunteered for fingerprinting during a tour of the new Hampshire police headquarters in Winchester. Her prints will be stored with about 30 000 others as a memento of the visit and the police building’s opening.
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London
Princess Margaret
Hampshire
Winchester
Gemini 9 Mission Advances Toward Final Ground Test
Cape Kennedy officials announced improved readiness for Gemini 9 as engineers fix a faulty signal relay and review a docking shroud issue. Astronauts Stafford and Cernan aim for a Friday 9 39 a m EDT liftoff for a 70 hour flight including satellite rendezvous and a 244 hour space walk. Albany lawmakers block changes to New York Medicaid law while Republican plans push deductibles and cost controls amid a national policy dispute.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Air Force
Thomas P. Stafford
Navy
Eugene A. Cernan
Earth
ATDA
Cernan
U.S
Luci and Lynda Johnson Shop for Clothes in New York
Luci Johnson and Lynda Johnson arranged with New York retailers to outfit for events and travel. They arrived from Washington with mother Mrs. Johnson, Lynda attending Broadway matinee Sky scraper and Mame with Angela Lansbury, while Luci prepares for her August 6 wedding to Patrick Nugent and Lynda plans a summer trip to Spain before her University of Texas graduation in Austin.
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New York
Luci
Trousseau
Lynda
Johnson
Washington
Sue Shine
Julie Harris
Mrs. Johnson
Angela Lansbury
Patrick Nugent
Spain
Austin
Tex
University of Texas
Mayor Lindsay's Office Displays Abstract Painting
New York Mayor John V. Lindsay has hung a painting described by critics as abstract. The watercolor features a white outer edge with a red center and blue blotches and is signed John L. It was identified as Lindsay's six-year-old son's work.
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New York
John V. Lindsay
John L
Lindsay
GOP House Members Press Draft Review Across Nation
24 Republican members call for a full-scale probe into the draft citing a Selective Service report that 73 percent of the 1A pool has not been fully examined and hundreds of thousands have stalled or unexamined papers. Sen Javits backs universal national service for all men under 23.
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Washington
House
Viet Nam
GOP
Selective Service
Jacob K. Javits
New York
Unseasonably Cool Weather Grips Eastern Northern U S
The June start brings record cold in Ohio with 39 degrees at Canton airport. Temperatures drop to 40s in North Carolina and northern Georgia, 50s in northern Florida, while Kansas Kansas panhandle Oklahoma and Texas report heavy storms and wind gusts up to 58 mph. Hail falls near Drummond Billings and Tucumcari as clear weather prevails elsewhere.
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Ohio
Canton, Ohio
North Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Kansas
Panhandle
Texas
Oklahoma
Drummond
Billings
Mont
Tucumcari
N.M
Minimum Pay Boost Passes Legislature in New York
A bill lifting New York State minimum wage from 1.25 to 1.50 per hour won final Assembly approval 128 to 13 after Senate passage the measure moves to Gov. Rockefeller for signature. About 600000 to 800000 workers would benefit, effective January 1, with Upstate Republicans the only dissenters.
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Albany
N.Y
Assembly
Anthony Travia
Travia
N. Y
Senate
Rockefeller
Afl-Cio
Labor Federation
Polio Vaccination Plan Passes Senate in New York
The New York Senate unanimously approved a bill requiring polio shots for nearly all children. The measure places the Health Department in charge of the program and mandates proof of vaccination before school entry, with religious exemptions as specified.
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Albany
N.Y
New York State
Senate
Assembly
State Health Department
Utica Votes to Buy Transit Firm for 692000
Utica New York city council approved the purchase of the Utica Transit Corp for 692000 to take over its 50 buses amid financial strain. The private firm warned in 1964 it might leave bus service by May 1965 and began cutting Sunday and holiday routes beginning last Sunday.
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Utica
N.Y
Utica Transit Corp
Balaguer Claims Victory in Dominican Elections
Balaguer's Reform party led as results showed him ahead of Bosch by margin with nearly half the vote tallied. Balaguer, a former Trujillo-era figure, campaigned on restoring democratic rule amid memories of civil strife and U.S. intervention.
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Santo Dominic
Dominican Republic
Joaquin Balaguer
Juan Bosch
Jose A. Quesada
Reform Party
Bosch
Dominican Revolutionary Party
Balaguer
Rafael Trujillo
Trujillo
Santo Domingo
Cancer Virus Clues Highlight New Front in Fight
A Columbia University team reports two finding suggesting cancer may start from virus like particles in adjacent healthy looking cells near tumors. They note these particles resemble the frog virus and that nearby normal cells grow as rapidly as cancer cells. Researchers aim to isolate the particles for further study.
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Chicago
Uvp
Columbia University
John K. Lattimer
Cochairman
Department of Urology
New York
American Urological Association
Myron Tannenbaum
Viet Vote Report Arouses Hope Skepticism in Congress
A Washington AP dispatch notes mixed reactions in Congress to the Vietnam vote report. Supporters praise momentum for policy shifts while skeptics warn of partisan divides and uncertain impact on wartime strategy.
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Congress
American Planes Hammer North Viet Nam And Red Convoy
U S planes pounded North Viet Nam for a third day targeting antiaircraft and missile sites. They hit a 20 truck Communist convoy. one pilot rescued as 254 Americans have been shot down in the war so far. Ground fighting in South Viet Nam remained light. casualty tallies for the week ending May 28 showed 87 Americans killed and 605 wounded, with totals since Jan 1 at 1 705 dead and 10 836 wounded. Kent Johnson said elections preparations in South Viet Nam were moving forward with cautious optimism amid Congressional debate.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
United States
Medina Man Dies in Flash Fire at Home
Peter Hiley, 62, of Medina, died at Medina Memorial Hospital from burns after a flash fire at his home Monday. Authorities said he poured kerosene into a heating stove believing the fire had died. Fire caused only local damage to nearby furniture and was quickly extinguished.
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Medina
N.Y
Peter Hiley
Medina Memorial Hospital
Hiley
King Constantine Celebrates 26th Birthday in Athens
King Constantine of Greece marks his twenty sixth birthday in Athens with public appearances and official tributes from Greek officials and crowds. The event underscores royal duties amid a period of national attention on the monarchy.
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Athens
Greece
Constantine
Agreement Reached With World Journal Tribune on Lithographers Pact
The Lithographers and Photoengravers Local 1 announced a basic agreement with World Journal Tribune Inc after last midnight. A few details remain but are not expected to affect the deal. Frank McGowan said terms will be disclosed after consulting the local executive board.
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Photoengravers
World Journal Tribune Inc
Newspaper Guild of New York
New Publishing Corporation
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