Ky Regime Names Civilians as Junta Members as Buddhist Tensions Rise
The regime proposes a 10 civilian slate to join 10 generals but omits militant Buddhists, signaling strain with Buddhist factions. Buddhist leaders demand Ky and Thieu resign, while ratings in the Electoral Commission show momentum for the assembly to govern after drafting a constitution.
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Saigon
Nguyen Cao Ky
Cao Dai
Hoa Hao
Armed Forces Council
Buddhist Institute
Mands
Nguyen van Thieu
Weather outlook and political note in Ky regime context
Tonight will be cooler with partly cloudy skies then Tuesday with a small temperature rise. Lows range 57 to 65, highs near 80. Wednesday should stay clear to partly cloudy and warmer, as a political note mentions effects on the military regime and the planned second round of legislative voting in Kentucky.
Early Hurricane Alma Aims At Cuba and Florida
Hurricane Alma, 75 mph, moved from the Caribbean toward Cuba and Florida as forecasters warned it could bypass Florida on the east. The system marked the season’s earliest major storm in 15 years, prompting hurricane center updates and path predictions. Tornadoes battered Enid and Blackwell Oklahoma, damaging hundreds of homes and injuring several as dozens of funnels formed across the region.
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Miami
Fla
Alma
Caribbean
Cuba
National Hurricane Center
Havana
Florida
Carolinas
Gilbert Clark
Enid
Okla
Blackwell
Oklahoma
Jobless Rate Rises. Officials Cite Short-Term Slowdown
The Labor Department reports May unemployment at 4 percent, up from 3.7, with 2.9 million people jobless. Commissioner Arthur M. Ross says the rise reflects more teens and students seeking summer work and does not erase an overall upward economic trend. He expects employment to improve later in the year.
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Washington
Labor Department
Arthur M. Ross
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Ross
Professor's Son Dies in Farm Well Near Pleasant Plains
Two men, William Arvin and Sam R. Stout, both 24 and 22 respectively, were found dead Sunday night in a farm well four miles northeast of Pleasant Plains as they tried to drain it. Arvin is the son of SIU physics chairman Martin J. Arvin.
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Pleasant Plains
W. C. Telford
William Arvin
Sam R. Stout
Arvin
Southern Illinois University Physics Department
Martin J. Arvin
Gemini 9 lands safely after troubled flight at sea
Cape Kennedy Fla AP astronauts Stafford and Cernan end a three day mission with a near perfect splashdown 342 miles from the Wasp carrier. The spacewalk by Cernan set records as the crew regained the craft and faced helmet visor fog and garbled radio during EVA before a triumphant recovery.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Atlantic Ocean
Eugene A. Cernan
Thomas P. Stafford
Cernan
U. S
Globe
Stafford
Wasp
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Gordon E. Hartley
Navy
Gemini
Supreme Court voids Sheppard trial over carnival atmosphere
The court held eight to one that publicity and a carnival atmosphere deprived Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard of a fair trial in the 1954 Bay Village murder of his wife Marilyn. It ordered possible retrial and urged detailed limits on press coverage, courtroom access, and out of court statements.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Samuel H. Sheppard
Marilyn
Sheppard
Tom C. Clark
Bedlam
Hugo L. Black
Cleveland
High Court
Ohio
William B. Saxbe
Saxbe
Saxbes
Gerald Donahue
Cuyahoga County
U. S. Dist
Carl Weinman
U. S. Circuit Court
Cincinnati
Weinman
Circuit Court
U. S. Supreme Court
Bay Village
F. Lee Bailey
Boston
Edward Blythin
Dorothy Kilgallen
Bailey
Blythin
Bernard A. Berkman
American Civil Liberties Union
Berkman
S. Clark
Clark
Glamor Stocks Fall In Moderate Afternoon Trading
The stock market lagged in moderate trading with sharp losses in key glamor stocks. Declines ranged from fractions to about a point, with color televisions, office equipment, and aerospace issues showing especially wide drops.
Dirksen Says Most Support Johnson Viet Nam View
Senate Republican leader Everett M. Dirksen said he believes a substantial majority of Americans back President Johnson's Viet Nam policies because there is no alternative. He spoke after Sen. Hugh Scott suggested polls might guide Congress, a view Dirksen did not endorse.
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Washington
Everett M. Dirksen
R-Ill
Johnson
Dirksen
Senate
Hugh Scott
Rpa
wtHich Scott
Viet Nam
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Enid, Okla
Wisconsin
Bird
U.S
Space Agency
Cera
Edward H. White II
Alexei Leonov
Charles Mathews
Ariane
New York
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