Buddhists Rally Outside Saigon Amid Riot Clashes
About 1000 protesters chanted anti government slogans at the Buddhist Institute outskirts of Saigon. Riot police sealed the area as an eight foot Johnson caricature hung nearby and Buddhists set fire to three American vehicles including a U.S. Embassy jeep. Debris blocked streets while crowds, including hundreds of children, appeared to challenge riot forces.
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Saigon
Dao Thi Tuyet
Buddhist Institute
Johnson
U.S
Johnson opens door to Viet Nam peace talks anywhere anytime
President Johnson tells a White House audience the United States stands ready to discuss Viet Nam peace with any government at any place and date. He says the other side must also want talks, and notes Rusk ready to go to Geneva to meet Communist representatives. He cites UN role and aims to show force is not rewarded.
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U. S
Lbj
Washington
Johnson
United States
Viet Nam
White House Rose Garden
U.S
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
New York
Dean Rusk
Chen Yi
Mansfield
White House
Bill D. Moyers
Congress
Moyers
State Department
Peking
Robert J
Guam
Puerto Rico
United Nations
Proposed tax hike remains open question in Virginia speech
Secretary of the Treasury Henry H. Fowler said the proposed tax increase is still an open question despite signs of a slowing economy. He spoke at the 73rd annual Virginia Banking Association convention and warned that further fiscal restraints may be required if necessary.
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Hot Springs
Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Fowler
The
Virginia Banking Association
Johnson
Transit Fare Futures in New York After Tax Pact
New York fights to keep transit fares at 15 cents amid Albany tax deal. City officials debate subsidy use, possible transfers, and legal hurdles as the Legislature prepares enabling measures. Mayor Lindsay vows to follow legal opinion on fund transfers.
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NEW York
Albany
John V. Lindsay
Lindsay
City Hall
J. Lee Rankin
Rankin
State Senate
Senate
Earl W. Brydges
Niagara Falls
Medicare Survey Foresees Trouble With New Coverage
An Associated Press survey finds doctors predicting higher fees, crowded hospitals, and longer waits as Medicare begins July 1. Opinions vary, but many see the program exposing gaps in the U.S. medical system while promising long term improvements. Continued on Page Five.
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Sam
Associated Press
Seaway Strike Averted After Wage Increase Approved
Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson announced in Ottawa that Canadian Seaway workers' strike was averted as the cabinet approved higher wages for about 1,200 employees. Details of the settlement will be released in a few days after intensive negotiations following a vote to strike.
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Ottawa
Lester B. Pearson
St. Lawrence Seaway
Pearson
House of Commons
United States
Radar Essential For Space Rescue Missions
Gemini 9 astronauts say radar would be crucial if Apollo craft must rescue two crewmates deciding not to land. Rehearsal of the rendezvous technique during their three day flight yielded insights for future Apollo missions.
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Thomas P. Stafford
Eugene A. Cernan
Manned Spacecraft Center
ATDA
Stafford
Cernan
Lunar Pictures Show Man Can Walk on Moon
NASA officials say Surveyor 1 photos indicate the moon's surface is firm enough to support man and spacecraft. Future flights may test radioactivity and deep digging with a "scratcher" device as part of ongoing lunar exploration plans.
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Washington
Earth
Homer E. Newell
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Robert Gilruth
Manned Space Center
Houston
Surveyor 1
Newell
Lunar
Navy C130 crashes near South Viet Nam kills 12
A U S Navy C130 Hercules crashed into the East China Sea off the coast of South Viet Nam 20 minutes after taking off from Cam Ranh Bay bound for Okinawa and Moffett Field. Twelve people died including eight airmen and four passengers.
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Mountain View
Calif
U.S. Navy
East China Sea
South Viet Nam
Cam Ranh Bay
Okinawa
Moffett Field
Wilson to Visit LBJ in July
British Prime Minister Harold Wilson will fly to Washington next month for talks with President Johnson on world issues. No single problem prompted the visit was indicated.
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London
Harold Wilson
Washington
Johnson
Two Tankers Crash in New York Harbor Toll 20 Dead
In Kill Van Kull Channel a collision between the Texaco Massachusetts and the British Alva Cape sparked flames and a sea of fire. 12 still missing, 40 hospitalized, 69 survivors from 101 crew and two tugs. The Esso Vermont rescue craft reported nine crew aboard. eight missing. Coast Guard investigates cause as bodies counted in morgues.
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Kill van Kull
New York Harbor
Coast Guard
The
Alva Cape
Texaco Massachusetts
Gulf of Mexico
Alfonso Colon
Colon
Alva
Esso Vermont
Bayonne
N.J
Richard F. Pinder
Clarksboro
Esso
Newark Bay
Meany Wins ILO Dispute Defends AFL CIO Leadership
AFL CIO President George Meany defeats Walter Reuther in a heated clash over the ILO boycott. Meany denies Reuther charges that the federation undermines Johnson and blocks visas to communists, asserting continued work with the ILO to prevent a Communist takeover. The Executive Council votes 18 to 6 to reaffirm Meany’s leadership. Reuther comments that he is glad the AFL CIO remains in the ILO.
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Washington
Aflcio
George Meany
Walter P. Reuther
Meany
Reuther
Afl-Cio
Johnson
Auto Workers
Victor
International Labor Organization
Central Intelligence Agency
State Department
Dean Rusk
Geneva
ILO
Leon Chajn
Poland
Rusk
U.S. Labor
Walter Reuther
AFL Cio
Fires Consume Arizona Forests
Fires raged out of control in the Tonto and Coronado national forests with eleven new lightning fires in southern Arizona. Up to 5000 acres burned in the Tonto Forest as 550 firefighters battled blazes near Superstition Mountain amid forecasts of thunderstorms and gusty winds.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Tonto and
Coronado
Arizona
Tonto Forest
U.S. Forest Service
Superstition Mountain
L. B. Christianson
Forest Service
Catalina
Tucson
U.S. Weather Bureau
California
Los Padres National Forest
Santa Barbara
Missing Peace Corpsman Found in Brazilian Hotel
U S Peace Corpsman Stephen Rutledge 25 of Croton on Hudson New York who had been missing since June 7 was located Friday in a Petro landia Pernambuco hotel The embassy said Rutledge had been working on a Maravilha community project in Alagoas state Local residents said he may have left to seek medical help Johnson Edward Rutledge flew to Rio to assist in the search.
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Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
U.S
Peace
Stephen Rutledge
Petrolandia
Pernambuco State
Rutledge
Croton-on- Hudson
N.Y
Maravilha
Alagoas Ctate
De Gaulle Heads to Moscow Amid West’s Unease
Paris and Greenwood Mississippi scenes frame a tense day as President Charles de Gaulle departs for Moscow amid American and West German worry over possible treaties with the Soviet Union. In Mississippi 1000 marchers chant for black power, SNCC leader Stokely Carmichael rallies foes to shift power, despite jailings and a tense stand-off over camp tents at a Negro elementary school.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Moscow
America
West Germany
United States
de Gaulle
Soviet Union
Germany
Carmichael
Bob Smith
SNCC
Bruce Baines
Congress of Racial Equality
Stone Street Negro
Broad Street Park
Greenwood
George Raymond
Freedom Democratic Party
Romney panel urges Great Lakes regional transportation body
Gov George Romney's Commission on Transportation recommends forming a regional transportation commission for the Great Lakes area from Green Bay to Albany. The 31 page report issued after six months argues the body is needed to assure adequate facilities by 1980 as regional population is projected to reach about 57 million.
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Lansing
Mich
George Romney
Commission On Transportation
Great Lakes
Green Bay
Wis
Albany
N.Y
Utica Woman Killed in Rural Road Crash
Joyce C. Nemyer 24 of Utica died when her car left a rural road near Rome and struck a tree. The AP report notes she was alone in the vehicle and the crash occurred early today.
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Rome, N.Y
Joyce C. Nemyer
Utica
Here
Four Die In Buffalo Area Auto Crash
A 4yearold Michigan girl survived with critical injuries as four family members died in a highway crash near Batavia New York. The victims were Elias Cassis 31 Mona Cassis 26 Rachid Cassis 60 and Mary Cassis 63. Mary Lou Cassis was hospitalized with head and internal injuries after the car left the interstate, skidded off the road and struck a bridge embankment.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Michigan
Batavia
Mary Lou Cassis
Elias Cassis
Flint
Mich
Mona
Rachid Cassis
Mary
Highland Park
Mary Lou
Children’s Hospital
Mona Cassis
Car Crash Kills Two Young Men Near Ballston Spa
Two men aged 23 and 22 from Mechanicville were killed when an automobile left Route 67 two miles south of Ballston Spa and struck a tree. A third occupant, 23, Dan Pickett of Mechanicville, was listed in good condition at a Saratoga Springs hospital.
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Ballston Spa
N.Y
Saratoga County
John Malinowski
Thomas Devoe
Mechanicville
Dan Pickett
Saratoga Springs
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Nancy Ellen Fitch
Worcester
Mass
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Soviet
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Stokely Carmichael
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
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University of Mississippi
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