De Gaulle Begins 11 Day Soviet Visit in Moscow
President Charles de Gaulle arrived in Moscow to an enthusiastic reception and plans talks with Soviet leaders on European security and peace. He will visit Novosibirsk Leningrad Kiev and Stalingrad site and meet Podgorny and Kosygin to discuss political issues and possible scientific cultural accords. The visit aims to strengthen Franco Soviet cooperation and exchange views on Germany and other matters.
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Charles de Gaulle
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Stalingrad
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Lynda Johnson Heads to New York and Spain After Utah Visit
Lynda Bird Johnson spent a quiet weekend with George Hamilton in Kanab Utah while filming Long Ride Home. She said she would leave today for New York City then Spain. The group included Glen Ford and Inger Stevens and they dined together at a motel restaurant.
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Southern Christian Leadership Conference
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Meridian
James Chaney
Michael Schwerner
Andrew Goodman
Floyd McKissick
Congress of Racial Equality
Martin
Ricks
Father Kills Four Children Then Ends Own Life
In Helena New York on Fathers Day K Wesley Sturgeon took his four children aged 3 to 8 for a ride. Near Massena the mother found them shot to death in a field and the father dead from a face wound. Police believe four murders followed by a suicide. Sturgeon worked for the GM Chevrolet Foundry in Massena joining in 1959.
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John
Sturgeon
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Massena
Ed Wynn Dies at 79 A Legendary Comedian Remembered
Hollywood mourns Ed Wynn age 79 after a cancer death in his sleep. Keenan Wynn recalled his father’s decline with health loss while noting his grandsons’ visit and a fond memory of the Dodgers score. Wynn’s long career spanned stage radio and film culminating in “the perfect fool” persona and later dramatic roles.
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Red Skelton
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Wynn
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Ned
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Uncle Samson
Marjorie Morningstar
Anne Frank
Philadelphia
Migrant Worker Held in Slaying at Lyons Camp
A 23-year-old laborer was shot to death at Flax labor camp and Arthur Lee Miller, a fellow migrant worker from the camp, was charged with first degree murder. Miller surrendered near the railroad tracks after patrolmen found him armed with a 22 caliber rifle. motive not known. He was arraigned before Peace Justice George Britten and sent to Wayne County Jail for a preliminary exam Wednesday. Napper lived on Pearl Street in Lyons.
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Willie J. Napper
Miller
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George Britten
Wayne County
Napper
Pearl St
Supreme Court won’t revisit New York reapportionment
The Supreme Court dismissed the 1965 appeal by Secretary of State Lomento and Atty. Gen. Lefkowitz seeking review of federal court rulings that three 1964 New York apportionment plans using registered voters were unconstitutional. A fourth Plan A then passed muster, with a new plan ordered by the Court of Appeals and a constitutional convention set for April.
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New York State
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Senate Ethics Panel Opens Dodd Misconduct Hearings
The six member Senate ethics committee begins secret hearings on charges of misconduct against Sen. Thomas J. Dodd. The case involves Dodd's ties to Julius Klein and West German interests, with columnists Pearson and Anderson accusing Dodd of acting as Klein's errand boy and ghostwriting speeches. Dodd has denied the allegations and filed a $2 million libel suit.
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Senate Ethics Committee
Thomas J. Dodd
Dodd
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Julius Klein
Chicago
Pearson
Anderson
Connecticut Democrat
Klein
West Germany
Warm Dry Weather Expected Across Upstate New York
The extended forecast from the U S Weather Bureau covers Tuesday through Saturday. Upstate New York will see warm conditions with above normal daytime highs in the 80s and nights in the mid 50s to low 60s. Most days look dry with only sparse activity and a chance of showers late in the week.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
U S European Policy Faces New NATO Challenges in Senate
Senate hearings on NATO and European problems begin with McGeorge Bundy as the first witness. Fulbright calls the sessions educational, aiming to focus attention on U S and Europe issues amid De Gaulle tensions, Viet Nam costs, and allied commitments.
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Europe
Hue siege tightens as monk Thich Quang starves in hospital
In Saigon, Ky’s forces seal Hue’s hospital room holding Thich Quang after a 13 day fast. U.S. forces fight near Tuy Hoa as Air Force B52s strike Viet Cong targets. Marines report light casualties but heavy fighting and attacks on Hue and Chu Lai defenses.
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Nationwide information bill faces House vote today
The U S House weighs final congressional approval of a free speech bill to widen government records access. Rep John E Moss says bipartisan support exists despite agency opposition. The measure would allow court injunctions against agencies and shift the burden of proof to the agency in disclosure cases.
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Senate
White House
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D-Calif
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New FCC Chairman Urges Selective TV Viewing
Rosel H. Hyde, 66, newly designated head of the Federal Communications Commission, urged viewers to be selective in their programs. He likened TV choices to reading material and advised not to watch everything that is convenient. Hyde cited watching Batman once and enjoying one Western but refused to name it.
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Federal Communications Commission
Rosel H. Hyde
Johnson
State workers threaten strike over Condon-Wadlin law
Albany New York State employees threaten a strike unless the Legislature amends the Condon-Wadlin statute which bars public employee strikes. Council 50 AFL CIO cites harsh penalties and says members may act in coming months while law remains intact.
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Council 50
New York State
Afl-Cio
Alfred Wurf
Public Employes’ Union
Supreme Court Limits Retroactivity Of Confession Rule
The Supreme Court says its new limit on using confessions applies only to trials begun after the ruling. Chief Justice Warren states the 1964 Es cobedo right to counsel applies only to trials starting after June 22, 1964. Dissenters Black and Douglas argue protections should apply to the Camden murder case.
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Supreme Court
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High Court
New Jersey
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Hugo L. Black
William O. Douglas
Sylvester Johnson
Stanley Cassidy
Warren
Escobedo
Britain’s first nonwhite patrolman takes oath in Coventry
Constable Mohamed Usuf Daar, 23, born to Indian and Pakistani parents, began his first patrol in Coventry as Britain’s inaugural nonwhite police officer. He said he hopes to inspire others to join the force and serve with distinction.
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