Viet Nam War Newsmen Wounded and Killed in Da Nang
AP reports one newsman killed and three wounded while covering Viet Nam operations. Sam Castan, senior editor of Look, was killed by mortar near An Khe. Bob Poos and two others were wounded in Da Nang by a rebel grenade at Buddhist dissident positions. Tim Page and Ali Taieb were also among the injured.
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Look Magazine
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N.Y
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Cyprus
Dominican Republic
Hong Kong
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Bob Poos
Associated Press
da Nang
Nguyen Cao Ky
Poos
Southern Illinoisan
St. Louis
Free Lance
Tim Page
Page
Paris Match
Ali Taieb
U.S
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Popl
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Steamboat Springs
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VFW Post 9763 Install Officers at Creal Springs
Creal Springs Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 9763 will install officers at 8 p.m. Thursday at the VFW home. Carl E. Miller serves as installing officer with Lester Simpson named installing commander and a slate including James Cosby quartermaster Ennis Mangum adjutant Joe Lauderdale judge advocate Jesse Williams chaplain John Clark senior officer Frank Smith sergeant Gene Treece officer of the day and Cosby poppy chairman.
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Carl E. Miller
Lester Simpson
James Cosby
Ennis Mangum
Joe Lauderdale
Jesse Williams
John Clark
Frank Smith
Gene Treece
Cosby
Emmy Awards Honor Cosby Stanwyck in TV Academy Night
NBC led with 20 Emmys as Cosby Stanwyck received top honors. The show from Hollywood and New York featured Cosby thanking NBC and Stanwyck tearfully winning for The Big Valley. The Van Dyke Show and Chrysler Theater tied for most awards with four each.
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New York
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KKK
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van Dyke
Chrysler Theater
Bob Hope
Mary Tuter Moore
Carl Reiner
Bill Persky
Sam Denoff
CBS
ABC
Batman
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Robin
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Ward
Cosby
Students Schedule Concert at Southern Illinois University
Three undergraduate students Mary K. Gornatti John Gibbs and Karyn Tuxhorn will perform at 8 p.m. Tuesday May 31 in Davis Auditorium Wham Education Building as part of their Bachelor of Music degree requirements. The concert is free to the public.
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Wham _ Education
Mary K. Gornatti
Herrin
John Gibbs
Sidney
Ohio
Karyn Tuxhorn
Springfield
Ike's Nuclear Transfer Plan Draws Senate Doubt
Senator Robert F. Kennedy denounces Eisenhower's call to authorize selling or delivering nuclear weapons to European allies. Senators Hickenlooper and Symington also oppose, warning of risks to NATO unity and global nonproliferation talks. Kennedy cautions that such transfers could strain relations with India, Pakistan, Israel, and Egypt and complicate the 1970s security outlook.
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D-Mo
Air Force
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D-Wash
Ednam F. Kelly
D-N.y
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO Organization
Europe
Hickenlooper
Symington
Soviet Union
Kennedy
NATO
West Germany
India
Pakistan
Israel
Egypt
Perry Mason Fades Away After 275th TV Episode
Raymond Burr’s Perry Mason ends its run with the 275th episode on CBS and Columbia Network as reruns and repeats begin on independent stations. The character, created by Erle Stanley Gardner, has generated lasting wealth through residuals.
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Raymond Burr
Columbia Broadcasting System
Erle Stanley Gardner
CBS
Talmadge to Stay in Senate and Hess Appeal Remains Active
Senate veteran Herman Talmadge of Georgia said he will not run for governor and will finish his term. Hess lawyer Alfred Seidl appealed to the Big Four to free Rudolf Hess, arguing prisoner rights violations. West German Chancellor Erhard met with Harold Wilson in London. Miss USA Maria Remenyi touted good manners and multilingual talents in Miami Beach after winning the title.
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Georgia
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Berlin
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Munich
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Britain
France
Soviet Union
Spandau
Seidl
Lud
Wig Erhard
London
Harold Wilson
West Germany
Germany
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Wilson
Miami Beach
Fla
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Remenyi
Denmark
McNamara Addresses Daughter's Commencement
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara tells graduates that Americans have a fundamental right to disagree with their government even if it pleases the enemy during a Pittsburgh commencement address.
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Pittsburgh
Sayys
Robert S. McNamara
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