Georgia Memorial Probe Sought Over Stone Mountain Park Funds
AP reports Sen McKinley Conway of DeKalb proposes a Bowdoin commission inquiry into millions spent by the Stone Mountain Memorial Association on development near Atlanta. Senate delays action awaiting Lt Gov Back Geer's efficiency panel.
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Students detained after march on presidential palace
In Seoul AP reports more than 30 college students were arrested during a march on the presidential palace demanding the release of arrested students. At least 10 demonstrators remain in custody over anti government protests from last month.
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South Korea
Malaysia Threatens Tokyo Summit Over Indonesian Withdrawal
Malaysia warned of canceling a Tokyo summit next week if Indonesia resists withdrawing guerrillas from Malaysian Borneo. A Foreign Office spokesman criticized Jakarta for signaling a lack of willingness to seek a peaceful settlement. Prime Minister Abdul Rahman seeks a token withdrawal from Sabah and Sarawak before a meeting with Sukarno and Diosdado Macapagal.
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Sukarno
Diusdado Macapagal
Philippines
Tel booth calls capped at six minutes in Selby
Selby England AP reports Kelby public telephone booths will limit teenage calls to six minutes after the six minute rule kicks in. Douglas Owen, Yorkshire traffic chief, says some calls have lasted over half an hour. An operator will terminate monopolized calls after six minutes. Syracuse NY AP notes a man arrested for public intoxication after a downtown street incident. Police say his home is Southern Drinker.
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Douglas Owen
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Syracuse
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Mobs Roam Subway and Ferry in New York Turmoil
Bands of teen aged Black youths terrorize passengers on subway trains and a ferry boat in Brooklyn and lower Manhattan over the weekend. In one incident they robbed a beauty parlor cash register of about 90 dollars after smashing windows. Police arrested twelve youths and other groups subdued further attacks as a mob clash emerged. earlier a crew threatened a motorman with a meat cleaver, and five youths beat and stabbed a white youth on a lower Manhattan train.
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Weekend Traffic Death Toll Sets Memorial Day Record
The Memorial Day weekend saw 415 highway fatalities from Thursday 6 p.m. to Sunday midnight, topping the 371 high set in 1958. The National Safety Council predicted 410 to 490 deaths, with Sunday the heaviest toll as motorists returned home. Also 23 boating deaths and 73 drownings were reported for the period, totaling 514.
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Associated Press
Kennedy disavows bid for VP as NAACP opens
A Kennedy telegram released by Edward Costikyan states Kennedy did not authorize two slate groups pledging delegates to him for the VP nomination. He reiterates support for President Johnson and urges convention delegates to await Johnson’s guidance before choosing a running mate. The Kennedy-backed delegates in the June 2 primary also back Johnson.
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Robert F. Kennedy
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Johnson
Edward N. Costikian
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Rusk and Khanh Confer in Saigon Office
U.S. Secretary of State Dean Rusk and South Viet Nam Premier Nguyen Khanh confer in Khanh’s Saigon office during a four hour visit. Rusk, en route from Nehru’s funeral, spent about half the time in talks with the Vietnamese leader before continuing to a U.S. officials meeting in Hawaii on Southeast Asia crisis.
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Automobile Crash Injury Research study begins in Thomasville area
A six month study to improve automobile safety starts in Thomasville and 45 southwest Georgia counties. The Automotive Crash Injury Research project, headquartered in Albany, is part of a state wide effort sponsored by the Medical Association of Georgia the Georgia State Patrol and the Georgia Hospital Association. Corporal L M Key of Thomas County Post 12 State Patrol notes an extra injuries focused accident report will be prepared.
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Lyndon B. Johnson Attends UT Commencement in Austin
President Lyndon B. Johnson appears weary after a long day in Austin. The image shows him yawning, adjusting his gown, and glancing at his wrist watch as the evening wears on during the University of Texas commencement exercises. AP Wire.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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U S Officials Open Southeast Asia Conference in Hawaii
Secret talks opened at Pacific Command headquarters near Pearl Harbor with top U S strategists including Dean Rusk Henry Cabot Lodge and Robert McNamara. They discuss Laos crisis and North Vietnamese aggression as Johnson awaits decisions on military pressure options.
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Southeast Asia
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Supreme Court voids Alabama NAACP ban in 1956 case
The Supreme Court unanimously overturned an Alabama court order barring the NAACP from operating in the state. The ruling directs the Alabama Supreme Court to vacate the injunction and allow the NAACP to qualify to do business, with prompt entry of a decree to restore its rights.
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Montgomery County
Ala
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Reds Collapse Laotian Neutralist Coalition
In Vientiane Laos the Pathet Lao severed ties with neutralist Premier Souvanna Phouma ending the coalition. The Communists withdrew remaining government officials from Vientiane and will have two cabinet members depart. The Pathet Lao no longer recognizes Souvanna Phouma. The two officials had sought protection with the Polish delegation of the International Control Commission.
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Sanders Declines Run for 1966 Against Russell
Georgia Governor Carl E. Sanders said he will not seek another office and will finish his term as governor. In a TV interview he stated he is not running for any position, as speculation swirled about a possible challenge to Sen. Richard B. Russell. He urged graduates to engage in community and state affairs and stressed choosing lasting values and active citizenship. Sanders was honored as the first governor to be made an honorary member of the Ahunal Association of Georgia State.
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Richard B. Russell
Georgia State College
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