Missing U S Navy pilot in Laos rescue update
UPI reports one U S Navy jet pilot rescued in Laos near the Plaine des Jarres while a second crewman remains missing. Cmdr Doyle W Lynn of La Mesa California identified among the rescued. Lt Charles F Klusman of San Diego observed ejecting near Ban Ban as he photographed Route 7 amid the fighting.
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Laos
UPI
Plaine Des Jarres
Air America
U.S
Pathet Lao
US Defense Department
Doyle W Lynn
Gregory St. la Mesa
Calif
Navy
Charles F. Klusman
San Diego
Ban Ban
Route 7
Viet Nam
Senate Rights Debate Heads Toward Cloture Vote
Washington reports the Senate enters a decisive week with voting on civil rights bill amendments aimed at ending the Southern filibuster. Democratic Whip Hubert H. Humphrey warned the cloture vote could be tight but expected the measure to pass. A two thirds majority is required for cloture if all 100 senators are present.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minn
Humphrey
Johnson Refutes Phantom Fears of Government
President Johnson in Swarthmore address rejects claims the federal government menaces individual liberty. He argues government, at its best, frees people from environmental enslaving forces, serves all citizens, and contrasts Democratic emphasis on expansion of power with Republican focus on liberty. He spoke four hours at the Quaker college and planned to visit Holy Cross College next.
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Swarthmore, Pa
UPI
Johnson
Ege
Swarthmore Dolge
Quaker College
Philadelphia
Worcester
Mass
Holy Cross College
Air Force
Philadelphia International Airport
Swarthmore Camree
White House
Catholics Press Demands for Protection Committee in Saigon
In Saigon 30,000 Roman Catholics urged a committee to shield Catholics from alleged Buddhist persecution. Demonstrators pleaded for freedom for jailed Catholics and a tougher stance against the Viet Cong. Clashes erupted as protesters denounced U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge and his U S political ambitions.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
UPI
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Viet Nam
United States
Manila Woman Burns to Death in Cooking Accident
Alejandra Andeo, 25, was frying rice cakes when her dress ignited from the stove. Her father dashed to her aid with a pail of cooking oil mistaken for water, and she died from the resulting flames.
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Manila
UPI
Alejandra Andeo
Weather overview Beckley area with showers and mild night
Partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers possible this afternoon. High near 80. Fair and mild tonight. Low around 60. Tuesday fair and warm with highs in the 80s. Beckley: high 75 and low 55 in the last 24 hours. River greens Beck normal, Lake normal, 1.8 gates open. Five day forecast: WV temperatures 84/58 south and 79/53 north with rain between 0.25 and 0.75 inches late week.
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Beckley
Savnuanee
Greenbrier
Hinton
West Virginia
Moderates, Goldwater Clash at GOP Governors Meeting
A bloc of 16 Republican governors pressed Sen. Barry Goldwater to embrace a moderate 1964 platform as the GOP governors convened at their annual conference. Idaho’s Smylie led hopes for agreement, with Arizona’s Fannin coordinating, while Eisenhower’s expected attendance loomed and Romney, Chaffee, and Hatfield were absent. The session opened with tensions over state and federal relations as the main topic.
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Cleveland
UPI
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Robert E. Smylie
Idaho
GOP
Governors’ Association
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Paul Fannin
Arizona
Tito Arrives For Talks With Khrushchev
Yugoslav President Tito arrived in Leningrad to discuss Communist world problems with Soviet Premier Khrushchev. Khrushchev greeted Tito with a bear hug and two kisses. Observers expect talks to center on ideological tensions with China and the Kremlin’s seeking Tito's aid. The talks were set before Tito’s return from Finland.
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UPI
Tito
Leningrad
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Helsinki
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Ayaea
Kremlin
China
Finland
West Virginia's Disabled Veteran of the Year named
Kenneth S. Kayser of Alum Bridge West Virginia has been chosen as the state's Disabled Veteran of the Year. A double leg amputee he is praised for overcoming his handicap and serving his community. He will compete for the national title at the Disabled American Veterans convention in Phoenix Arizona in late August.
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Kenneth S. Kayser
Alum Bridge
W. Va
West Virginia
Kayser
Phoenix
Arizona
First Nuclear Powered Savannah Sails On Maiden Trip
The NS Savannah, the first U.S. nuclear powered passenger cargo vessel, sails on its maiden voyage to Europe. With 33 paying passengers and 250 tons of cargo, the ship will visit Bremerhaven Hamburg Dublin and Southampton before returning to New York in July.
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UPS
Bremerhaven
Hamburg
Dublin
Southampton
Savannah
Atomic Energy Commission
Maritime Administration
U.S. Pacific
Gulf
Atlantic
Pike Wreck Victim's Child Dies At Birth
Mrs Eugene Bernard St Clair of Columbus Ohio injured in a West Virginia Turnpike crash May 28 gave birth to an infant daughter Sunday at 7 10 p m The infant died at birth Graveside rites were set for 2 p m today at Sunset Memorial Park Father Michael Lazy officiating Survivors include two brothers Eugene B Jr and Jeffrey L at home maternal grandparents Leroy A Cascell and wife Roanoke Va paternal grandparents Roy E St Clair and wife Roanoke Va
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Eugene Bernard St. Clair
Columbus
West Virginia
Pike
Eugene B. Jr
Jeffrey L
Leroy A. Cascell
Roy E. St. Clair
Roanoke, Va
Typhoid Epidemic Reaches Edinburgh is In Scotland
Medical authorities report the first confirmed typhoid case in Edinburgh as Britain’s worst outbreak since 1936 grows. Thirteen suspected cases fill Aberdeen hospitals while Northampton reports a suspected case linked to Aberdeen. Confirmed cases in the Scottish capital reach three hundred forty two by Sunday night.
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Aberdeen
Scotland
UPS
Edinburgh
Britain
Northampton
Lady Attlee Dies at 68 in Amersham Hospital
Lady Attlee, wife of Britain's postwar prime minister, died in Amersham hospital Sunday night from a cerebral hemorrhage. She was 68.
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Amersham
England
UPI
Lady Attlee
Britain
Goldwater Poised for Big Delegates Boost at Convention
A UpI survey shows Barry Goldwater already has 506 pledged delegates and may gain at least 68 of 152 unpledged delegates this week. Florida's 34 delegates meet today with 2 pledged and 32 leaning toward him. Texas 56 delegates meet June 16, boosting Goldwater’s path to the nomination. New York’s Nelson Rockefeller sits with 111, Scranton 71, Lodge 46, Nixon 11. Ohio plans to meet June 22 with 58 members to discuss support for Rhodes on first ballot.
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Washington
UPI
Barry Goldwater
United Press International
Goldwater
San Francisco
Arizona
Florida
Texas
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Henry Cabot Lodge
Richard M. Nixon
Warren Panel Talks To Ruby
Chief Justice Earl Warren met with Jack Ruby in Dallas after visiting the Texas Schoolbook Depository and Oswald’s living quarters as head of the presidential assassination commission. The lengthy talks, conducted with aides in a jail conference room, yielded no released details beyond confirming testimony was taken.
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Unkle Nabob argues order while narrator recalls boil
A casual exchange features SHERWOOD Unkle Nabob visiting the narrator who debates the idea that everything has its place, while the speaker mentions a boil on their nose as a distracting detail.
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Unkle Nabob
Murder boast ends in deadly Amarillo chase
In Amarillo Texas two teens from Boys Ranch bragged of a murder then led police on a 15 mile pursuit. A 14 year old was killed and a patrolman slain. The 15 year old companion and a second cowboy were wounded as officers fired on the fleeing truck.
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Tex
UPI
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William S. Meadows
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Felix Wesley Fesmire Jr
Kohlers
Channing
Boys Ranch
Smith
Rippon
Charles Town
Larry Edward Taylor
Roger Lee Buckhannon
West Virginia Industrial School For Boys
Pruntytown
Buckhannon
Donald Cottrill
Cottrill
Logan County
Linda Childress
Violent Deaths Mark West Virginia Weekend
Nine people died violently in West Virginia over the weekend including a youth from Pruntytown who killed himself after release. Traffic crashes raised the highway toll to 190, while shootings and a refrigerator suffocation added to a grim tally across several counties.
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United Press International
West Virginia
Harrison County
State Reform School
Pruntytown
Prsons
West Milford
Maryland
Donald Smith
Braddock Heights
Carl I. Hamilton
Mt. Airy
Roger Hamilton
U. S. 340
Charles Town
Jefferson County
Union Rejects Wire Plant Pact
In Hillsdale Michigan 181 members of Local 810 IUE rejected ratification of Gov Romney brokered four year Essex Wire contract. Unanimous vote sent bargaining team back for more changes, signaling continued strike and ongoing policing by national guardsmen and state troopers after state of emergency amid rioting.
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Hillsdale, Mich
UPI
Essex Wire Corp
International Union of Electrical Workers
IUE
George Romney
Essex
Michigan
Hillsdale
Romney
State Methodists Aim to Unite Negro and White Churches
West Virginia Methodists at Buckhannon 26th annual conference seek integration of Negro and white churches under one administration. Bishop Fred P. Carson will lead 1,000 plus delegates at West Virginia Wesleyan College through Friday. Delegates will also consider aiding fulltime ministers in small, newly formed churches and replacing supply pastors. Bishop Holloway will open with the ministerial assignments for about 600 men. Seminary graduates will replace 13 retiring pastors.
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Buckhannon
UPI
West Virginia
Fred P. Carson
Philadelphia
Court Upholds Decision Reds Needn't Register
Supreme Court let stand a lower court ruling that the Communist Party of the United States need not register under the 1950 Internal Security Act. The 13 year legal fight culminated after the U.S. Court of Appeals here ruled the department failed to show a signatory for registration would not incriminate himself.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Communist Party of the
United States
U.S. Court of Appeals
Justice Department
Appeals
Subversive Activities Control Board
Space Center Picketed Again At Cape Kennedy Jobsite
Picket lines blocked entrances to Cape Kennedy spaceport delaying a $110 million vertical assembly building and a $40 million Titan-3 complex for a moon launch. About 4,000 workers faced union protests by the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes over a government spur on Merritt Island rail access. Other unions paused work earlier after similar protest actions. The dispute centers on NLRB jurisdiction over rail access to the Merritt Island site.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
UPI
America
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Merritt Island Space Complex
Florida Fast Coast Railway
Telegraphers
National Labor Relations Board
Corning Glass Works Workers Reject AFL-CIO Union
Corning Glass Works employees near here voted 414 to 65 against representation by the Flint Glass Workers union. NLRB reported all but 16 of eligible workers cast ballots. Also, St Albans residents approved a state liquor store operation by 2 127 to 1 913 in a local option vote with about 50 percent turnout. Loyal Order of Moose awarded Gov. W. W. Barron Pilgrim Degree of Merit for long service and he attended ceremonies before the Governors Conference in Cleveland. Barron has been a Moose member since 1947.
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Corning
Martinsburg
UPI
Corning Glass Works
Here
Afl-Cio
Flint Glass Workers Union
National Labor Relations Board
ST. Albans ST. Albans
Kanawha
Barron
Aurora, Ill
Moose Awards Highlight Parkersburg Lodge Winners
A Parkersburg West Virginia lodge won a major award at the 76th International Moose Fraternity convention. 34 awards were presented with several lodges earning gold silver and bronze honors.
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Chicago
UPI
Parkersburg
W. Va
International Moose
Aurora
Christine Keeler Free After Shortened Perjury Sentence
Christine Keeler, famed for the Profumo scandal, walked out of Holloway Prison a free woman after serving nine months for perjury, her release timed at five minutes past midnight under cover of darkness. An inmate said she remained strikingly beautiful despite imprisonment.
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London
UPI
Christine Keeler
Britain
Holloway
Christine
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