Civilians Join Saigon Junta Move Amid Buddhist Crisis
Ten civilians accepted a government invitation to join South Viet Nam's 10 man ruling junta in a bid to end the Buddhist crisis. Buddhist leaders rejected the compromise, warning of a bloody coup and urging continued non cooperation. Allied operations claimed major Viet Cong losses in the Crazy Horse campaign as pilots faced Soviet air defenses.
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Saigon
UPI
Jain
South Viet Nam
Varisuk
Nguyen Caoj Ky
Nausyen van Thien
U.S
Panhandle
Teachers Still Out at 3 Schools
Striking teachers in three southeastern Michigan districts returned to classrooms while three other districts remained on strike. Flint Education Association ratified a three year contract boosting pay and benefits for 1,877 teachers, with starting salaries and a two year reopen clause.
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Detroit
Southeastern Michigan
Flint Education Association
Michigan Education Association
Taylor Township
Melvindale
Crestwood
Dearborn Heights
North Dearborn Heights
Flint Board of Education
Flint
Dirksen Defends Viet Nam Policy Amid Polls Backdrop
Senator Everett Dirksen argued Americans largely back President Johnson's Viet Nam strategy, saying there is no viable alternative and warning of a wider war if U.S. efforts fail. Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield noted Arthur Goldberg's call for a ceasefire and resumption of the 1954 Geneva talks, urging wider attention to a settlement through civilian expansion in Saigon's military leadership.
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Washington
Everett M. Dirksen
R-Il
President Johnson
Dirksen
Senate
Eadet
Hugh Scott
Rpa
Scott
Johnson
Jonnsoh
Weit Nam
Tariland
Mike Mansfield
Montana
United Nations
Arthur J. Goldberg
U.S
Goldberg
Catholic University
Mansfield
U. S
Communist National Liberation Front
South Viet Nam
Hanoi
Phing
Saigon
Connally Backer Wins Texas Runoff Victory
In Dallas the Democratic runoff results show Oscar Mauzy defeating Ivy for attorney general by 8,532 votes to 7,580, a win seen as Gov. Connally aligned. Martin, a Connally supporter, led local results but was edged by Mauzy statewide while Robb Stewart and David Ivy trailed in the split field. The far reaching totals from 25 counties show Mauzy secure the nomination as Connally forces push toward the November general election.
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Dallas
Tex
Ford Martin
Franklin Spears
Conn
Oscar Mauzy
Ivy
oJhn Connally
Yic
Martin
Hillsboro
Tory
David Ivy
Richardson
Connolly
Gore Says U S Vetoed China Pact Proposal
Smyrna Tenn Senator Albert Gore says the United States rejected a Chinese plan for a joint no first use nuclear pact. He states the proposal was unpublished and dismissed and warns the U S is on the brink of confrontation as China deploys troops near North Vietnam. He notes a no first use pledge could have offered China security.
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Smyrna
Tenn
United States
Peking
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Gore
China
U. S
Asia
Red China
Jin North Viet Nam
Jihe Senate Foreign Relations ‘Committee
Geneva
Center For Sway of Democratic Institutions
Venter
Mississippi Primaries Mark First Negro Voter Test
Mississippi voters on Tuesday choose party nominees for Congress without poll taxes for the first time. Republicans hold a primary for a congressional post as thousands of newly registered Black voters rise from 30,000 to about 140,000. Doar leads 24 counties observers with 200 federal staff watching voting procedures nationwide.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Congress
Remubicans
Justice Department
John Doar
Doar
Civil Service
Reckless and Disorderly Kiss Sparks Troubles for Driver
Richard S. Wright a 23 year old schoolteacher from Orange City Iowa faced penalties after a Sunday kiss with his girlfriend led to a reckless driving ticket a police report said Wright tore up the ticket and threw it away drawing a littering charge he apologized and the reckless driving charge was dropped he was released on a $50 bond
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Pittshurgh
Richard S. Wright
Wright
Kimg
Weight
Orange City
Iowa
British Aviatrix Reaches Half Staff Halfway Mark
New York residents fly flags at half staff for Marine Lance Cpl. William Reilly, 20, killed in Vietnam near Da Nang on May 26. Reilly’s body returned home Friday as neighbors recall his goals to serve in the Marines and follow his father, retired officer Oliver Reilly.
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New York
Hatbush
Brooklyn
Marine Lance
William” Reilly
Reilly
da Nang
Marine’ Corps
Oliver Reilly
Nations Seek Protection as Cod Stocks Decline
Delegates from 13 nations gathered to discuss North Atlantic cod conservation amid alarms over vast catches depleting stocks. United States and Soviet union cited concerns as fleets from many countries push total annual landings near three million tons, prompting calls for stricter fishing regulations and unified action.
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Madrid
North West
Inda
Russia
France
Denmark
Portugal
Italy
England
Poland
Norway
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Aosertian Corporation
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