Truman Birthday Party at Independence Celebrates Peace Leader
More than 400 friends gather in Independence to honor Harry S Truman on his 82nd birthday. He dedicates a federal office building and jokes about urging officials along. Guests include Governor peers. Johnson and Warren plan congratulations by phone. A centerpiece cake features the proposed Truman Center for the Advancement of Peace at Hebrew University in Jerusalem.
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Sorensen Brothers in Nebraska Governor Primary Fight
Philip C. Sorensen, Lincoln attorney and lieutenant governor, seeks the Democratic nomination for Nebraska governor. He faces Henry Ley and J. W. Burbach, while former Gov. Val Peterson runs on the Republican side with four challengers including Norbert T. Tieman. The Morrison-Sorensen win in 1964 marked a 30 year gap with both offices held by Democrats. Senate races show Sen. Carl Curtis unopposed for the GOP nomination and Morrison favored in the Democratic primary defeating Raymond Arndt of Columbus.
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Turncoat Back From Red China Reported On Way Home
AP reports one of the last three Korean War turncoats in Red China is nearing home. Clarence Adams of Memphis Tennessee did not reach the Hong Kong border as predicted but U S authorities say he is expected this week. Border sources say Adams is bringing his Chinese wife and two young children.
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Rhodesia Begins Talks With Great Britain
Talks between British and Rhodesian officials were to begin today aiming to find a basis for negotiations ending a six month crisis. Rhodesian white minority leaders meet with British officials while African nationalists fear a sellout amid ongoing push for African majority rule.
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Ky Says He Will Remain Premier Amid Vietnam Crisis
In Saigon the premier Nguyen Cao Ky asserted he will stay in power for at least another year. Buddhist leaders warned of renewed protests if elections for a national assembly are delayed. Ky said elections this fall will only form the assembly to draft a constitution, taking a year to appoint a civilian government. A 2 man election committee began work to set the legal groundwork for voting.
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Chinese Journalist Targeted in Beijing Campaign
Chinese press veteran Teng To, director and former editor in chief of the Peking People's Daily, is singled out by the Liberation Army Daily as anti party and antisocialist amid tighter campaigns against dissidents in China.
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