Wallace Raps Power Of Courts
Governor Wallace attacks federal court enforcement in desegregation cases likening it to Hitler and Mussolini. He criticizes the press and warns of judicial overreach, arguing constitutional guarantees can be twisted to advance social ends. Wallace may seek southern electoral backing and campaign in eight states.
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Harry Crafton Dies in Johnston City at 65
Harry Earl Crafton 65 of 10 Barham Ave Johnston City died at 10 36 am Thursday in Marion Memorial Hospital He was born September 25 1900 in Central City Ky son of William and Adam Farmer Crafton He was a retired coal miner and never married He leaves a sister Mrs Clara Berry and a brother Rayman both of Johnston City three nephews and one niece Funeral services 2 pm Saturday at Murman and Wilson Funeral Home Johnston City with William Scattergood pastor of Johnston City Christian Church officiating Burial in Lakeview Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home
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Barham Ave
Marion Memorial Hospital
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Central Ciy, Ky
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Rayman
Murman
De Gaulle snubs D-Day ceremonies amid Normandy salute
Omaha Beach France June 5 1944 Allied nations begin two days of ceremonies honoring D-Day living and dead. Veterans gather in the invasion area while leaders Bradl ey and Taylor attend a limited U S delegation. De Gaulle stays aloof as Pompidou’s attendance is cancelled. Franklin D Roosevelt had said no imposed government, fueling De Gaulle’s stance.
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Omar N. Bradley
Fense Silas Vance
Maxwell Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Bradley
Taylor
101St Airborne Division
Charles de
Viet Nam Lull Stirs U.S. Officials in Saigon
American officers in South Viet Nam disagree over whether the lull in fighting signals relief or a tactical pause. They note Viet Cong activity cycles, with some predicting bad times ahead while others point to local forces and Laos developments as factors. Weather is not the main deterrent.
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South Viet Nam
Laos
Nicaraguan Canal Idea Narrowed in Testimony
Secretary of the Army Stephen Ailes told the House committee that routes for a new sea level canal likely cross Panama or Colombia, excluding Mexico and a proposed route near the current canal as too long and expensive. The panel weighs authorizing a study with an estimated 17 million dollars to survey Panama and Colombia options.
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De Gaulle Parley Ball Seeks Southeast Asia Policy Review
US Undersecretary George W. Ball met French Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Murville in Paris for an over hour review of Southeast Asia policy as Ball prepares to brief President de Gaulle. Ball described the discussion as useful and friendly while stressing ongoing US French dialogue on common Southeast Asia concerns. Ball will also meet in London with British officials after the rendezvous.
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Honolulu
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Defense
Robert 5. McNamara
Johnson
Viet Nam
Laos
White House
TV Snefu Phone Talks Go Nationwide New York June
Telephone conversations interrupted national TV programs on NBC and ABC in brief bursts. AT&T said the occurrences lasted up to a minute and a half on three broadcasts. Viewers in Chicago and other areas heard the talks, but New York City did not. The carrier noted land lines and microwave relays carry both TV signals and calls.
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Korean Riot Target Quits Amid Student Protests in Korea
Kim Chong-pil resigns today as chairman of Park Chung-hee's ruling Democratic Republican Party to quiet mounting demonstrations. Park accepts resignation and orders colleges closed until July 4 affecting 85 schools with 125,000 students amid intense student discontent and protests over relations with Japan.
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South Korea
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Democratic Republican Party
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Ray Renews Invasion Flight to Cuba Outcome
Cuban exile leader Manuel Ray vows to reach Cuba soon after missing a May infiltration deadline. He and seven companions, fined for illegal firearms possession, were deported from a Caribbean island and headed toward Miami. Ray, 39, once led Havana underground activities against Batista and Castro.
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Caribbean
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Talks With RFK Johnson Seeks To Head Off Racial Violence
President Johnson and Attorney General RFK discussed civil rights ahead of expected bill passage. Officials fear insufficient reform may spark summer unrest from North to South, with New York City and Mississippi seen as flashpoints. White House, Justice Department weigh federal troops and persuasion to avert violence. Jacinto Vasquez led the riders with 45 victories at the 1963 Delaware Park meeting.
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