Peking Calls for 14 Nation Laos Conference in Phnom Penh
China urges a June meeting of Geneva participants in Phnom Penh to address the Laos crisis described as increasingly grave. Chen Yi sent notes to Britain and Russia as Geneva co chairs, rejecting U S influence with Pathet Lao.
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Western Split Deepens as Cambodia Crisis Divides Security Council
In New York the 11 nation Security Council prepares an afternoon meeting on Cambodia's charge of aggression against the United States and South Vietnam. The Soviet envoy Fedorenko did not join the speaker list as Moscow weighs its position. Adlai Stevenson rejects a new Geneva conference and proposes a UN border patrol. France backs a conference and sides with Cambodia against the United States and Vietnam. Britain signals willingness to reconvene the Geneva talks once all parties agree, while the United States and Vietnam oppose participation. China and France oppose the UN patrol plan.
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Laos Reds Shell Kong Le Front As Refugees Flee
Pathet Lao artillery hit Kong Le's Ban Na headquarters while Red forces drove neutralist units from the Plain of Jars. Refugees exceed 6,000 as Muong Soui and Muong Kheung come under pressure and government troops fall back toward the hills.
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Defendant Vernon Martin Gagged in Murder Trial
Jury selection continued in Coconino County Superior Court for the murder case of Vernon O. Martin of Williams. He was handcuffed gagged and muffled after outbursts. he faces trial for the killing of Wesley Hudman a former TV and film performer shot Feb 29. Special venue was ordered to complete a 12 jurors panel from 32 potential jurors.
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Market roundup dull trading with mixed notable gains
The New York market moved narrowly with gains in Chrysler Ford GM Bethlehem and other steel and auto stocks. U S Steel Kodak and International Harvester rose, IBM fell, Haveg soared on a takeover bid, Pure Oil Occidental and other issues advanced while several airlines added modestly.
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Cranston Sues Salinger for 2 Million Libel Damages
State Controller Alan Cranston files a superior court libel lawsuit in Los Angeles seeking 2 million dollars from former press secretary Pierre Salinger and others. He alleges Salinger and aides circulated false charges that Cranston pressured state tax appraisers to fund his campaign.
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Whisky in the Coffin Question Haunts Hicklin Family Grave Move
Ninety years after pioneer Alexander Hicklin and relatives were buried, Colorado City plans to move graves to Hicklin Memorial Park. Residents debate whether a bottle of whisky was placed in Hicklin’s coffin as his wife urged. Exhumation will move multiple graves as part of a park memorial for Greenhorn Valley settlers.
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Debt limit rises to 324 billion for 1965
The House Ways & Means Committee approved a 9 billion boost to the federal debt ceiling to 324 billion for fiscal 1965. Treasury Secretary Dillon said the higher limit keeps the government financially firm. An informal plan extends 1.8 billion in excise taxes for another year, covering alcohol tobacco cars telephone service and air travel as Johnson requested.
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Chamber Drive Drives Record Chamber Membership Drive
The Chamber of Commerce reports 95 new members and 5200 in dues from last week. Manager A J Collins called dues a record high. The Round-Up Club beat the board by 400 points. a steak dinner followed. Bill Probert led with high points, Dale Anderson close behind. Since January 152 new members joined, bringing total to 650.
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