Goldberg Named as Successor to Adlai Stevenson
President Johnson announced Supreme Court Justice Arthur J. Goldberg will become U S Ambassador to the United Nations succeeding the late Adlai E Stevenson. Goldberg, former Kennedy labor secretary and ex general counsel for the United Steelworkers Union, stood with Johnson on the White House steps during the surprise reveal.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
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Arthur Goldberg
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Adlai Stevenson
Sister of Stevenson Backs Goldberg as UN Ambassador
Elizabeth Ives of Bloomington says she is delighted by the appointment of Arthur J. Goldberg as the new U S ambassador to the United Nations. She calls him a brilliant replacement and a close friend of Adlai E Stevenson who understood his aims after Stevenson's death last week left the post vacant.
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Elizabeth Ives
Adlai E. Stevenson
Supreme Court
Arthur J. Goldberg
U. S
United Nations
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Adlai
Stevenson
U. N
Goldberg urged to leave Supreme Court post for national task
Summary mentions Secretary of State George Ball and presidential aide Mac Bundy. describes Goldberg as John F Kennedy’s first Supreme Court appointee and reports Johnson asking him to resign from the court for a greater national task.
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Tary
George Ball
MacGeorge Bundy
Goldberg
John F. Kennedy
Supreme Court
Johnson
Floods Rise in Missouri and Kansas Leave 10 Missing
Torrential rains up to 21 inches flood northwestern and west central Missouri. At least 10 dead or missing as residents evacuated by boat. Smithville, Tracy, Missouri City and Mosby flooded. Little Platte River surges past flood stage. Gov Hearnes seeks disaster declarations. weather worsens in eastern areas.
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Associated Press
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Kansas City
Little Platte
Clay County Sheriff’s Office
Tracy
Missouri City
Mosby
Rock Port
Boney
Main Street
Warren E. Hearnes
Johnson
Concordia
Odessa
Warrensburg
Pleasant Hill
Mike Henley
Miners Rescued After German Cave-In
Seventeen coal miners trapped by a cave-in at the Rehmpreussen mine in Moers were rescued unharmed after five hours underground. Officials reported they were trapped behind 30 feet of coal and rock in a tunnel 1,200 feet below the surface.
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Germany
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Weather map and forecast for Terre Haute region
The morning report shows a 6 a.m. temperature of 63 and a 2 p.m. reading of 79, with a high yesterday of 85 and a low of 63. Forecast calls for fair to partly cloudy skies in Terre Haute and vicinity through Wednesday with highs in the 80s and lows in the 60s, and similar mild changes across Indiana and Illinois.
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Bogalusa Civil Rights Drive Accelerated
Civil rights forces in Bogalusa La step up public accommodation tests, picketing, and a march after Justice Department actions and suits to halt police and Ku Klux Klan interference. A Z Young leader cites Doar peace mission and loss of faith in the FBI amid racial tensions.
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Young
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New Orleans
Hoosier Ringmaster Clyde Beatty Dies at 61
Clyde Beatty once a Hoosier elephant waterboy rose to fame as a world famed wild animal trainer and circus star. He died of cancer at 61 in Peru Indiana after a life of dangerous acts with jungle bred cats and dramatic rescues. He recalled a 1932 attack by Nero the Nubian lion that nearly took his life and a 1960 Marion incident where a lion escaped during a show.
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Ventura
Calif
McNamara Reports Deterioration in Viet Nam War Situation
U S Defense Secretary McNamara completes a five day Viet Nam visit reporting many aspects of deterioration since his last trip. He notes Viet Cong concentrations and intensified operations while praising Vietnamese resistance and noting U S forces have increased fighting strength. He will urge President Johnson to uphold the commitment to Viet Nam. A Bu Dop garrison fights off a major Viet Cong assault with heavy casualties including Americans.
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Robert S. McNamara
Viet Nam
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U.S
Johnson
United States
Bu Dop
U. S. Defense
Murders of Two Children Reconcile Their Parents
In New York a grim abduction case ends as the bodies of Alice Crimmins and Edmund Crimmins Jr. are found. Police say both children died by asphyxiation and an autopsy was pending. The estranged parents, Edmundo Crimmins and Alice Crimmins, reconciled at the funeral and skipped a custody hearing.
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UPI
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Edmund Jr
Edmund
Crimmins
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Three Spy Satellites Placed Into Orbit From Cape Kennedy
The Air Force launched two Sentry satellites and a 12 pound Pygmy satellite atop an Atlas Agena rocket from Cape Kennedy at 3 27 am. The trio entered separate egg shaped orbits with early figures showing higher than planned paths. The mission aims to detect nuclear tests from the Earth or space and verify orbit status by about 10 am Thursday.
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Air Force
America
Space Patrol
van Allen Belt
Mars Photo Drive Hints at Possible Vegetation
Mariner 4 sent eight more pictures from its Mars flyby on the eve of receiving the remaining frames. Jet Propulsion Laboratory Director William H. Pickering said the final pictures will be released in a few weeks after the last image arrives next Saturday.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mariner 4
Earth
Mars
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
William H. Pickering
Divorces Rise in United States This Past Year
Divorces in the United States increased about 4 percent from 1963 levels and nearly 10 percent above 1962 totals, according to the U S Department of Health Education and Welfare.
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United States
U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Northwestern Indiana Radio seeks Valparaiso FM station 105.5
North western Indiana Radio Co filed an FCC broadcast application Monday to build an FM outlet in Valparaiso Indiana on 105.5 megacycles with 3 kilowatts.
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Washington
Northwestern Indiana Radio Co
Federal Communications Commission
Valparaiso
Ind
McNamara Finds Deterioration Yet Hopes Remain In Vietnam Visit
In Vietnam McNamara reports some deterioration since his last trip while saying the situation is not entirely bleak. Civil rights groups plan a large test of segregation in Bogalusa after a Justice Department suit to stop interference with integration.
Wild chase ends with two youths jailed for drunken driving
Bill Earl Wicks aged 22 of 2816 Harrison Ave and James Osborn aged 21 of 1923 S 26th St led police on a mile long eastside chase. Both received 90 day penal farm terms and fines. Wicks faced drunken driving and public intoxication charges while Osborn pleaded guilty to public intoxication. Officers fired shots over the car in an effort to stop it. Continued on Page 2.
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Harrison Ave
James Osborn
S. 26Th St
Edward S. Everett
Wicks
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