Kennedy blasts Rockefeller over convention delegates
AP report quotes Sen Kennedy accusing Gov Rockefeller of arrogance and selfishness for opposing a nonpartisan plan to pick at large delegates to the 1967 State Constitutional Convention. He warns that rival party ticket outcomes could bar key figures from attending the convention and argues for bipartisan, merit-based selection.
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Robert
FL Kennedy
D-Ny
Nelson A. Rockefell
Washington
Kennedy
Heckefeller
Connecticut
New Jersey
Rockefeller
Thomas
Dewey
U.S. Aly
Herbert Browner
W. Averell Harriman
Charles Poletts
Jacob K. Hs
Javits
WNY
Jcavtiet
Porter
U. S
Jlo Viet Nar
Allan ‘Tho
Sth
Mekong Pella
Saigon
Senate
Tielding
Ky Forecasts Vietnam Election Impact and Army Mood
President Diem era Viet Nam leader Ky warned that power might endure a year and warned against neutralist or socialist governments. He noted possible Viet Cong agitation and restless junior officers who may tire of rear unrest. A 32 man electoral law committee, including jurists and faction reps, is advancing with preliminary work and jurists expect its work this month. The timeline foresees three months to activate the electoral machinery.
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Viet Nam
Wapla
Tie
Ky Sai
Wmittee
Johnson
Ageevies
Distinguished Service Medal for Palomares air operations
Rear Adm. William Guest, a Rome Georgia native, earned the Distinguished Service Medal for commanding the aerial procedures during the U S A bomb recovery mission at Palomares in Spain.
Industry promises safer cars amid recall reports
A Senate hearing summary details recall campaigns by General Motors Ford Chrysler AMC and AMC mirrors a focus on vehicle defects from 1960 to 1988. It notes millions of cars affected including Oldsmobiles splash shield issues and Ford air cleaner and brake concerns. Sen Ribicoff questions whether safety was the primary driver behind recalls and says he will forward the reports to Commerce Secretary for review.
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Ford
Sen. Ribienti
Comets
Chrysler
Dodge
Coronets
Belvederes
Sen. Ribicoff
AMC
AMG
Ribien
Secretary of Commerce
John Connor
Truck crashes into Selkirk tavern store hits liquor
Theodore Kallen, owner of Doc's Tavern and nearby motel, reported about 4000 dollars of his premium liquor inventory damaged when a tractor-trailer plowed through a wall of the Rowleys Road area building Friday night. The incident damaged brandy, scotch, and bourbon as the truck supposedly could have carried wine. The store sits near the tavern and motel, about 40 feet from the highway resistance south of Athany.
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Selkirk
NAV
Rowleys
Leailey
Theodore Kallen
Doc's
Athany
Dodd Sues Columnists Over Libel Claims
Senator Dodd files a libel suit against journalists Drew Pearson and Jack Anderson, denying accusations of accepting favors or campaign funds and claiming involvement with a West German interests lobby. The action aims to pressure the Senate Ethics Committee while promising no delay to its ongoing investigation.
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Steven Geastel
Washington
Thomas Jodd
Pearson
Anerson
Borth
Giles
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Senater Ethics Committee
Anderson
Dodd
Ethics Committee
John ©. Stennis
DsMiss
IL 5
San
Senate Ethics Committee
Today’s Chuckle
A light joke on relationships noting that praising a partner constantly may backfire. It suggests that overpraising stops being meaningful and could imply insecurity. The gag hinges on playful misinterpretation of attention in a romance.
Saigon Prostitutes Accuse U.S. Servicemen of Exploitation
American women returning from a State Department study accuses U.S. servicemen in Saigon of spending time off aiding orphans and rehabilitation centers while Vietnamese families are pressed by inflation into selling wives or daughters to bar girls and mistresses. Senator Fulbright may visit to verify. Mary Pillsbury Lord warns of an American brothel in Saigon and urges accountability.
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Lau
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D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations
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Hat Mary
Bar
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United Nations
GM to resume normal operations for 4300 workers
General Motors plans a partial restart as 4,300 workers return next Friday after a shortened week. Several assembly plants will cut production to three or four days while supplier plants report scattered reductions, with Corvair and other lines affected and overtime scheduled at some plants. Detroit AP report notes production shifts at Buffalo Syracuse Tonawanda and Van Nuys facilities among others.
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Ford
Malar Co
Miller
Ribicof
Roche
Washington
Gat
Sen. Ribboft
General Motors
Detroit
Sone
General Motors Corp
Ty Auto Assembly
Sone Sup
Une
Lockport
Buffalo
N.Y
Syracuse
Tarrytown
Chrysler
Dela Products
Amercat Motors
Rochester
Four States Plan Water Pollution Bid Across Delaware Basin
A four state plan with cost estimates from 100 million to 700 million aims to clean the Delaware River Basin. New Jersey New York Pennsylvania and Delaware governors interior secretary Udall signed a resolution urging speedy implementation. The plan envisions federal aid and a broad program to reduce pollution across the basin serving over 21 million people.
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Trenton
Delaware River Basin Commission
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Commission
Charles L. Terry Jr
Yerry
Romantic thief steals kisses and cash from Manila cafe
In Manila a romantic thief sneaked into a restaurant and kissed a dozing cashier Celedonia Gaylon before escaping with a cash box containing about $25. The cashier woke to the kisses and shouted for help, but the man had already fled with the money.
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Manila
Upl
Celedonia Gaylon
Peace Corps to Aid Islands in Pacific Visit
German official Kal-Uwe Von Unseel announces West German flight crews will join a Peace Corps outreach to Saipan and Rwatof islands. Bonn says eight day Pacific trip aims to coordinate with United States and NATO allies as 704 volunteers prepare to assist Pacific territories. McNamara to meet Von Unseel in Washington to discuss broader reach of peacekeeping programs.
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UPI
Wefense
Washington
U/l
Kal-Uwe von Unseel
Saipan
Rwatof
West Germany
Alein
Bonn
Pacific
United States
von Massel
Corns Spd
Robert McNamara
Willlion
Derby Eve Arrests Pin Louisville College Crowd
Louisville police arrested about 120 people on Fourth Street and nearby areas on Derby eve and early Derby day. Most arrestees were students charged with loitering drunkenness or disorderly conduct amid crowds as large as 10 000 before thinning out to a few hundred by 2 a.m.
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Kentucky
Inv
Churchill Downs
Beecome
Nolleyland
Derby
Broadway
Jqinch
Willam Bindner
Lus
Strike Closes Trish Banks Amid Pay Strike Dispute
In Dublin nine hundred banks across Fire and Northern Ireland shut Friday as 3,500 armored officers demanded a wage rise. The strike, which put Ireland on a tenuous basis, led to $42 million withdrawn by businesses while banks planned to resume weekly payrolls.
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WPT
Northern Ireland
Ireland
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