Senator Aiken Shifts View on Viet Nam War Policy
Vermont Republican Senator George D. Aiken once feared an open war could widen in Asia. After a recent inspection tour he expresses new restraint and faith in limiting the conflict to its current theater, while acknowledging ongoing pressures to either escalate or exit. He notes the administration has listened and doubts a quick victory is possible.
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George J. Marder Washington
UPI
U.S
Viet Nam
George David Aiken
Vermont
Senate
Congress
Mike Mansfield
Aiken
Asia
Ohnson
United States
Russia
Taltmate
China
Saigon
Dean Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
Robert S.) McNamara
North Viet
Faubus Won't Seek Ith Term
Orval E Faubus says he will not seek a seventh term as Arkansas governor ending a long tenure marked by desegregation era actions. He announced at a news conference that retirement is final despite earlier claims of ongoing leadership. Rockefeller remains skeptical about the statement.
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Little Rock
Ark
UPI
Orval E. Faubus
Central High School
Faubus
Rockefeller
Newark
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Eller
Feller
Feubnsier
Unidentified diplomat questions Trons Market mem as state policy
United Press International reports a diplomat questions whether Trons Market members can reach agreements under conditions. The piece notes forward-looking European policy is on the agenda while addressing potential limits on negotiation. Washington commentary cites Supreme Court Justice Tom Clark reacting to a controversial novel and reflecting on restraint.
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United Press International
Washington
Supreme Court
Tom Clark
Fanny
London heckler bans stray comments at rally
Former Conservative science minister Quintin Hogs faced a noisy protest during a cam speech in London. A heckler shouted an insult directing gendered terms at the audience, prompting the minister to call for calm and order.
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London
Quintin Hogs
Apollo crew said to be ready for first flight
SPACE CENTER Houston veteran spaceman Virgil Grissom, aboard the first Apollo crew with Edward H. White and Roger Chaffee, expressed confidence saying I think we have a good crew and I think it will be a good flight.
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Alvin B. Welj, Jr
Space Center
Houston
UPI
Edward H. White
Virgil I
Gus) Grissom
Roger Chaffee
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Cape Kennedy
Joseph Shea
Apollo Project
Shea
Moon
Grissom
White
Chaffee
James A. Lovell
Edwin E
Buzz) Aldrin
Lovell
Aldrin
Thomas P. Stafford
Eugene A. Cernan
See
Charles Bassett
Alan L.see
Clifton Williams
Young
Michael One
Charles
Pete) Conrad
Ee A F. Aan
Optometrists Get Call Washington
The Defense Department will draft optometrists under a plan outlined in Washington. The move aims to expand the pool of medical personnel available to military medical programs and address shortages in eye care staffing.
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Optometrists
Washington
UPI
The
Defense Department
New York Dailies Seek Government Merger Approval
Three major New York papers the Herald Tribune the Journal American and the World Telegram and Sun announce a merger plan to form a new company, downsizing afternoon and Sunday editions while keeping morning papers at three. Ownership will be shared by Hearst Scripps Howard and Whitney.
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NEW York
UPI
New York Herald Tri- Lune
New York Journal- American
New York World-Telegram
The
Sun
Department of Justice
Herald Tribune
World Journal
World Journal Tribune
Journal- American
World- Telegram
Hearst Corp
E. W. Scripps Co
Scripps-Howard
Whitney Communications Corp
Justice Department
Asst
Atty
Donald F. Turner
Turner
Publishers
Ing Force
Wall Street Journal
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Batman Fights for Air as Gemini 8 Troubles Top Bat TV
In a quirky mix of comic heroics and space drama, Batman and Robin battle a TV outage while Armstrong and Scott contend with Gemini 8 glitches. The scene shifts between Houston and Gotham as Batcast chaos disrupts the family viewing.
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Dick West Washington
UPI
Batman
Neil Armstrong
David Scott
Houston
Gotham City
Bat Cave
Space Center
Batstairs
NASA
Commissioner Gordon
Armstrong
Scott
Robin
Enstee
Pacific
Wonder
Blade
Cohen Wins 110000 Judgment From U S
UPI reports that the federal government must pay racketeer Mickey Cohen 110000 in damages for an August 1963 beating at Atlanta Penitentiary. Cohen, 51, was injured by inmate Berl Estes McDonald, 33, with a pipe, leaving Cohen largely wheelchair bound and severely disabled. Judge Sidney O. Smith ruled the government must exercise ordinary care for prisoners. Cohen, serving time for tax evasion, is hospitalized and partially disabled. McDonald has a long prison record.
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David M. Moffit
Atlanta
UPI
Mickey Cohen
Cohen
Los Angeles
Sidney O. Smith
Berl Estes McDonald
Anyi
McDonald
Aa Reformatory
Springfield
Smith
Belle
Six PSU students plead guilty to marijuana charges
Six Pennsylvania State University students pled guilty to marijuana use and were fined 500 dollars each after a February raid by federal agents and State College police. The defendants include Dennis Whitcof 23 Granada Hills California Charles L Aronson 19 Philadelphia David Z Levine 18 Narbeth Richard Step ler 20 Chambersburg James Ackerman 20 Freeland and Mark E Gould 17 New York City Kenneth K Doolittle 20 Valley New York will stand
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Bellefonte
UPI
Pennsylvania State University
State College
Centre County
R. Paul Campbell
Dennis Whitcof
Granada Hills
Calif
Charles L. Aronson
Philadelphia
David Z. Levine
Narbeth
Richard Stepler
Chambersburg
James Ackerman
Freeland
Mark E. Gould
New York City
Kenneth K. Doolittle
Valley
N.Y
Alcoa Workers Accept 10 Point Modernization Pact
In New Kensington Pennsylvania Alcoa workers voted 1413 to 253 to accept a 10 point agreement averting a plant shutdown The pact funds incentives and early retirement while preserving about 1700 jobs and sets new work rules seniority and transfer provisions The vote came amid tensions over output and the company plans to modernize the 4.5 million project and related staffing adjustments with USW involvement.
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New Kensington
UPI
Aluminum Co. of America
Alcoa
United Loskwarkere
USW
Joe Ivanusic
Idth
Sa E
New Kensing High School
Joseph Molony
William Hart
Arnold
Lower Burrell
Molony
Cox seeks divorce from Milagros in Los Angeles suit
Wally Cox known as television's Mr Peepers filed for divorce in Superior Court on cruelty grounds. He seeks all community property and custody of Milagros's daughter Lisa in the child's best interests. The couple wed October 19 1963 in Las Vegas and separated February 18.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Wally Cox
Mr. Peepers
Superior Court
Milagros
Cox
Lisa
Las Vegas
Nev
Man Indicted For 11 Year Jailbreak In Morgantown
Monongalia County grand jury indicted Carl Robey, 42, for a jailbreak that occurred eleven years ago at the Morgantown area jail while he was serving a sentence for assault. Robey, now of Pittsburgh, was recovering from injuries in an auto accident nearby when indicted.
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Morgantown
UPI
Monongalia County
Carl Robey
Robey
Nongalia
Pittsburgh
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