Premier Ky asks U.N. to observe elections
South Viet Nam seeks U.N. observers for September elections to a constituent assembly and president. Ambassador Nguyen Duy-Lien at the U.N. made the request to Secretary General Thant, noting Ky's government is asking only for observers for the promised election. President Johnson indicated strong support.
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Weather and Viet Nam election observers noted
Sunrise 5 32 and sunset 8 23 forecast mostly sunny and warmer with a high in the 70s. Tonight and Saturday bring variable clouds and a chance of scattered showers with a mid 40s low. U N help sought in Viet Nam marked a rare request, signaling intent for fair elections and possible observers. Thant would consider sending observers as needed.
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Middletown Newspaper Circulation April 1965 1966
The Orange County publication data shows average daily circulation for April 1965 at 30,553 and April 1966 at 32,960. Rates list single copies at 10 cents and weekly carrier delivery at 50 cents. Deliveries by mail span Orange, Sullivan, Ulster, Sussex and Pike Counties with annual postage of $18.00.
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Balaguer leads in Dominican Republic presidential race
Balaguer held a 47 000 vote edge over Juan Bosch based on about 40 percent of precincts with 223 000 to 176 000 votes. Bosch did not concede, Balaguer pledged national unity and possible withdrawal of the U S backed Inter American Peacekeeping Force after his July 1 inauguration.
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Kennedy says civil rights stance may unfold during SA tour
Senator Robert F. Kennedy, asked if he would express civil rights views in his South Africa tour, replied that articulation will develop after arrival. He noted he would speak several times and share his views on various matters as the trip proceeds.
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