U S May Risk War With Red China In Southeast Asia
Washington reports quote several lawmakers fearing the administration could widen conflict in Vietnam and Laos to counter communist advances. Senator Aiken says expansion seems decided, hoping Russia would stay out, while Gen Harkins argues risking war might be worthwhile to save Southeast Asia. House inquiry and Senate testimony follow on defense aid requests.
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Foreign Relations Committee
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U.S
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Peking
Robert S. McNamara
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Johnson
Pan American Ignores Red Warning Continues Berlin Flights
Pan American World Airways defied Soviet warnings by flying from New York to Berlin through the East German corridor. The jet, with 77 passengers, landed at Tegel at 1 27 p.m. after stops in Iceland and Scotland, and plans to continue three weekly flights. The Soviet note called the service illegal. Pan Am and State Department officials disputed this, noting prior approvals and continued operations.
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Britain
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Prestwick
State Department
West Berlin
Washington
New York-Berlin
West Germany
British European Airways
Air France
Paris
Frankfurt
London
Duke of Windsor Celebrates 70th Birthday in Paris
The Duke of Windsor marked his 70th birthday with a private dinner at Maxim's in Paris. He spent the day at his desk working on personal accounts and correspondence. His wife Wallis Warfield Simpson, 68, joined him at the Paris mansion as supporters in Britain urged royal recognition of their marriage.
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Duke of Windsor
Maxim’s
Britain
House of Friends
Wallis Warfield Simpson
Alcoa Must Divest Rome Cable, Supreme Court Rules
The Supreme Court refused to reconsider its June 1 decision requiring Aluminum Co. of America to divest the Rome Cable Corp. Alcoa and Rome had jointly petitioned for reconsideration.
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ROME
Cable Washington
Supreme Court
The
Aluminum Co. of America
N.Y
Cable Corp
Birth Control Being Studied Says Pope Paul
Pope Paul VI said the Church is studying the birth control issue in light of new developments, likely contraceptive pills, while barring their use by Catholics for now. He urged prelates to avoid public discussion and promised forthcoming Church studies, noting no reason yet to approve general pill use. He referenced the Bombay Eucharistic Congress and possible India visit, and tied the topic to the rhythm method and Pius XII guidelines.
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Paul VI
Bombay
India
Paul
Burns Prove Fatal in Hadley NY
Joseph Galib aged 80 of Albany died at Glens Falls Hospital from burns suffered while burning trash at his summer home near Hadley in Saratoga County.
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N. Y
Joseph Galib
Albany
Glens Falls Hospital
Saratoga County
Lodge Resigning and Gen Taylor to Vietnam
President Johnson announced Henry Cabot Lodge resigns as ambassador to South Viet Nam and will be replaced by Gen Maxwell D. Taylor. Gen Earle Wheeler becomes Army chief of staff. Alexis Johnson named deputy ambassador. Taylor to join Viet Nam mission, with Lodge returning home by week’s end. Johnson also disclosed plans on desalinization cooperation with the Soviet Union and urged adherence to law following civil rights legislation.
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Maxwell D. Taylor
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U. Alexis Johnson
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
Earle G. Wheeler
Army
Robert S. McNamara
Wheeler
Laos
International Control Commission
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Soviet Union
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Viet Nam
U.S
Kennedy Progress From Hospital After Plane Crash
Senator Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts, immobilized for 10 to 12 days to heal a broken back, keeps up with world news from his hospital bed. His cooling neurological status improves, and doctors report his abdomen softening while he receives fluids and IV nutrition.
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Mass
Edward M. Kennedy
U.S. Senate
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Lawrence
St. Augustine’s Catholic Church
Andover
Edward S. Moss
Kennedy
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E. Donald Andrew
Easthampton
Thomas F. Corriden
Birch Bayh
Marvella
World War I hero Alvin York listed in hospital
Sgt. Alvin York, 76, famed WWI hero, is in satisfactory condition at the Veterans Hospital in Nashville after entering Friday with internal bleeding.
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Alvin York
Veterans Hospital
Nashville
York
Plot to kidnap Khrushchev thwarted by Swedish police
Swedish police smashed a plan to seize Soviet Premier Khrushchev during his five day state visit. A 30 year old foreigner was arrested near Haga Castle after allegedly planning to ram gates with a truck. Ustashi links were rumored, but police warned to shoot anyone threatening the Soviet leader.
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Sweden
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Ustashi
Expressen
Aake Magnusson
Magnusson
Denmark
Three Civil Rights Workers Vanish in Mississippi
Three young civil rights workers, Andy Goodman Mickey Schwerner and James Cheney disappeared after a speeding incident in Philadelphia Mississippi. FBI and Mississippi authorities led a broad search while civil rights groups urged action and officials reviewed possible rights violations. Cheney was a CER member from Meridian and the trio had just completed a Mississippi Freedom Summer orientation in Oxford Ohio.
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Miss
Mississippi
FBI
Mississippi Highway Patrol
Andy Goodman
Mickey Schwerner
New York City
James Cheney
Congress of Racial Equality
Meridian
Oxford
Ohio
Cheney
Neshoba County
Council of Federated Organizations
Washington
Edwin O. Guthman
Justice Department
Embezzlement Probe Hits $700000 At New York Firm
Jeremiah Moran, 61, longtime Burnham and Co. employee, is sought on a grand larceny warrant in an embezzlement case that may total $700000. Moran, a race track frequenter, was last seen leaving the Wall Street office Friday as Burnham notes a $25 million policy covers losses.
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New York Stock Exchange
Jeremiah T. Moran
Burnham and Co
Moran
Burnham
Wall Street
Population climbs 12 million in four years
The U S population rose about 12 million since the 1960 census reaching 192 million at 8 35 am Monday The 1960 census count stood at 180 007 000 with the new figure reflecting births deaths and immigration estimates by the Census Bureau population clock
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Washington
U. S
Census Bureau
Civil rights bill push faces potential 10 day delay
President Johnson desires passage of his poverty bill before adjournment for the Republican convention, risking a clash with a pre convention recess sought by Republicans. House Rules Committee members, led by Charles Halleck, weigh cooperation if denied early recess as the San Francisco platform committee meets prior to the July 13 convention.
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Johnson
House
San Francisco
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
House Rules Committee
Auburn Man Nominated for Federal Judge in New York
President designates Ed Mund Port of Auburn New York for federal judgeship in Northern District New York port submission to Senate judiciary committee on June 29 Port would succeed retired Judge Stephen W Brennan from Auburn NY heading to new post in federal court system
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Washington
Edmund Port
N.Y
New York
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