Britain Accepts Polish Laos Peace Plan For Limited Talks
London reports Britain, with U S approval, will back Poland's six nation proposal for a preliminary Laos peace conference without the United States. Co chairmen would be Britain and the Soviet Union with India Canada and Poland as members. The plan aims to avert a Laotian settlement collapse and outlines talks in Aurich Switzerland later this month.
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Danes Wild Over Beatles in Copenhagen Show
Danish teens in Copenhagen erupt over the Beatles concert with fans screaming to storm the stage. Ushers and police quell the crowds as dogs are used to maintain order while Ringo Starr misses the show due to illness.
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Johnson backs Liberal bid for full term campaign kickoff
President Johnson has signaled Liberal party support for his pursuit of a full term. He agreed to a major New York appearance at Madison Square Garden on October 11 and to lead a Liberal rally. The party plans include a Labor Campaign Committee with about 3,000 members and representation from around 35 unions.
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Johnson Plans Talks To Help Raise Funds
President Johnson will address Democratic fund raising dinners this month in San Francisco Los Angeles Minneapolis and Detroit. He will speak in San Francisco June 19 and in Los Angeles the next night. He also will address dinners in Detroit June 96 and Minneapolis June 28. Johnson will go to Minneapolis June 27 for an annual Swedish Americans celebration at an outdoor park.
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Rockefeller Signals Shift in Race Coalitions
Governor Nelson Rockefeller indicates readiness to join a moderate coalition to block Barry Goldwater. A Times dispatch reports Rockefeller seeks a unified moderate candidate while not exiting the race, and Javits backs maintaining two-party balance as leaders reassess strategy after California primary setbacks.
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Nixon Picks Scranton For Second Spot
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon says Governor William Scranton of Pennsylvania would be the best Republican running mate if Barry Goldwater secures the nomination. Scranton told a Harrisburg news conference he would run with Goldwater only if delegates draft him. Nixon spoke before a Stayen Derounian testimonial in Long Island, urging a slambang GOP effort and asserting he does not expect a draft for himself.
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Kalamazoo teen admits five slayings in five states
An 18-year-old unemployed youth, Larry Ranes of Kalamazoo, confessed to slayings in Kalamazoo, Plymouth, Elkport Indiana, Battle Creek, and other locations in Nevada Kentucky and Las Vegas. Police said he indicated the Smock case sparked the full admission of multiple killings.
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Romney Can Close Plant in Hillsdale Violence
Gov. George Romney was advised by Atty. Gen. Frank Kelley that he can shut down the Essex Wire Corp. plant in Hillsdale again under a state of public emergency. National Guardsmen stood alert as the 98 day violence punctuated a strike. Romney has urged legal authorities to pursue closing the plant, noting developments do not change his authority. Reuters reported Romney said he was encouraging legal action to close the plant once more.
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Cloture Vote To Be Held On Tuesday
Washington June 5 AP More than twice the number of senators needed to force a vote on the civil rights debate have signed a petition to close the Senate debate. The filing on Saturday will bring up the cloture vote Tuesday. Senate leaders push to end the 71st day of debate as 66 votes will be needed to invoke cloture.
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Marion High School Star Plans Medical Career at Northwestern
Marion Scholar Linda Merrell, top graduate of Marion High, 17, aims for medical studies following her father Dr. Merrell. She will take college prep courses at Southern Illinois University this summer before entering Northwestern University in Evanston to study premedical and liberal arts. Merrell maintained about a 4.4 average, with many active roles in student government, clubs, and choir, and plans to marry in the future while pursuing her medical path. She worked in her father’s office and a drive-in to save for college, choosing Northwestern for its size and campus.
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Brisk Advance Lifts Stocks After Sharp Thursday Loss
New York June 1 AP The stock market rebounded briskly as trading in airlines chemicals utilities oils office equipment and electronics led gains. The Dow Jones industrial average rose 4.74 to 807.22 and the 60 stock average gained 0.6 at 101.3.
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Luci Johnson to Attend Milk Day in Harvard Illinois
AP reports President Johnson's daughter Luci, 16, will fly to Chicago late today to join Saturday's milk day celebration in Harvard Illinois. The trip highlights the First Family's involvement in regional community events during the era.
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Powell Seeks Role in Naming Poverty Officials
New York based report says Adam Clayton Powell seeks to control top appointees in Johnson's 110 million anti poverty program. Powell threatens to block funds unless he dictates Harlem based Haryou ACT leadership allied with Kenneth Clark. Clark and aides face pressure as the two groups discuss a possible merger into Haryou ACT amid Powell pressure.
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Clearing For Southern Illinois Weather Update
Decreasing cloudiness with showers ending tonight. Low around 58 to 60s, then partly cloudy and warmer Saturday with a high near 77. Winds diminishing tonight. Temperature readings include 64 this morning and 69 this afternoon, with yesterday’s high around 79. Precipitation trace recorded yesterday. Sunrise at 5 21, sunset at 4 25. Pollen count under five. Crab Orchard Lake spillway and Devil's Kitchen Lake referenced.
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