Johnson Heads For Conference in Viet Nam
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson travels to South Viet Nam for talks with President Ngo Dinh Diem on countering guerrilla warfare. He arrives in Saigon after a flight from Honolulu and stresses U.S. resolve and vigilance in a decisive struggle against communism.
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Viet Nam
Honolulu
Lyndon B. Johnson
South
Ngo’ Dinh Diem
Saigon
Guam
Hickam Air Force Base
United States
Diem
Adm
Harry D. Felt
U.S
Pacific
State Department
South Viet Nam
Laos
Pathet Lao
Burns Fatal To Burrton Girl
Lynn Hoskinson six year old Burrton girl dies at Wesley Hospital Wichita after critical burns and weeks of treatment at St Elizabeths Hutchinson. Her parents Mr and Mrs Marvin Hoskinson of Burrton mourn her loss as the case details unfold at Burrton, Hutchinson and Wichita medical facilities.
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Burrton
Burrton, Kan
Lynn Hoskinson
Marvin Hoskinson
Wesley Hospital
Wichita
Hutchinson
Cheney Man Dies in Car Collision
John P. Spurgeon, 54, of Cheney, was killed instantly nine miles west of Anthony Kansas when his auto collided with a tractor pulling a bruck and skidded into a tree. A passenger Ora is not identified in the readable text.
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Cheney
N. Coen
Galloway Hospital
Anthony
William C Curry
Alva
Oka
Spurgeon
Curry
Lhe Highway Patrol
Wesley Hospital
Wichita, Kan
John P.spurgeon
Kan
Ora
Fulbright Pressures Kennedy Over Diplomatic Nominees
Washington AP Kennedy faces Senate Foreign Relations friction as Fulbright denounces the policy of rotating ambassadors. The clash centers on consultation, timing, and the handling of nominations including Iran ambassadorship to Julius C Holmes and the broader reshuffle under President Kennedy.
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Kennedy
State Department
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Fulbright
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Fulbight
C. Holmes
Foreign Service
Holmes
Senate
Arkansan
Algerian Peace Talks Set To Open May Twenty
Paris and the Algerian rebel government in exile in Tunis announced that peace negotiations will begin May 20 in Evian les Bains on Lake Geneva. Talks, delayed since April 7, are to break into subcommittees addressing self-determination as proposed by French President Charles de Gaulle.
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Paris
Tunis
Tunisia
Evianlas-Bains
Lake Geneva
Charles de Gaulle
MOPAC to cut off train to Omaha
Missouri Pacific Railroad Board elected officers at the annual stockholders meeting and announced it will discontinue passenger trains 105 and 306 between Kansas City and Omaha effective June 18. The move is described as economically necessary as costs exceed revenue. Russell L. Dearmont was re elected chairman and D B Jenks became president. J H Lloyd Jr was named VP operations, succeeding L A Gregory who retires May 31. L A Bruns elected treasurer. The company will file notice with the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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E. G. Wagner
MOPAC
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kansas City
Omaha
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