Kennedy watched TV broadcast from Berlin in hospital
Sen Edward M Kennedy lay bedridden with a broken back yet watched his brother Attorney General Robert Kennedy on a Berlin television broadcast. He was made more comfortable with sponge arm rests added to his bed and a television installed in his room after a near-fatal plane crash in an apple orchard last Friday night that killed two people.
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Northampton
Mass
Sen
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Robert F. Kennedy
Berlin
Sen. Kennedy
Boards May Bar Married Students From Atlanta Schools
Atlanta officials seek legal guidance on marital status affecting public school attendance. Attorney General Eugene Cook ruled that boards may set their own rules, though the opinion is unofficial and limited to state officials.
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Atlanta
Eugene Cook
Cook
Turkish plotter Talat Aydemir wins reprieve after fellow rebel dies
In Ankara the former army colonel Talat Aydemir, 47, escaped the gallows minutes after a co-conspirator was executed. An appeal citing a new anti capital punishment bill prompted the stay as authorities prepared to rule on clemency by Sunday or Monday.
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Ankara
Turkey
Talat Aydemir
National Assembly
London bankrupt butler seeks 12 600 debt payoff plan
Ian Henderson Class, 61, asks a bankruptcy court to allow weekly payments of 2.80 dollars to settle 12 600 dollars in debts. He is a former company director and ex president of the Hull Fish Merchants Protection Association. The court will rule next week.
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London
Ian Henderson
Butler
Britain
Hull Fish Merchants Protection Association
Fish Merchants Association
Georgia Selective Service to Begin 1 Percent Draft Exam Calls
Georgia boards will begin examining 1 percent of 18 year olds starting July 1 as part of a Johnson program. Col. Harry O. Smith said this does not imply immediate induction for 18 year olds. The effort targets younger men out of school and not deferred for other reasons.
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Atlanta
Selective Service Boards
Georgia
Selective Service
Harry O. Smith
Johnson
Smith
Diary claims Oswald's 1959 Russia sorrow and love life
Oswald's diary describes an attempted suicide in Russia after arriving in 1959 and notes dissatisfaction with Russian life and love affairs before meeting Marina. The diary, cited by Hugh Arnesworth in the Dallas Morning News, will have a second portion published later.
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Dallas
Tex
Lee Harvey Oswald
Russia
Marina
United States
Hugh Arnesworth
Dallas Morning News
Cuba Takes Over Russian SAM Network In Cuba
Washington reports the Soviet Union is handing over operation of its surface to air missiles in Cuba to Cuban forces as troops withdraw. About 600 to 800 Soviet personnel departed last month with 1,200 more to leave. A permanent training mission of 800 to 1,000 remains. The central SAM command may stay under Soviet officers and advanced radar has been dismantled. The move could curtail the system’s effectiveness against U S reconnaissance planes.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Cuba
U.S
Services Pay Vinson Honor
Units from the armed forces paid tribute to Rep. Carl Vinson at a farewell ceremony in Washington. The 80 year old Georgia Democrat received the Distinguished Service Medal from Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara. The citation noted Vinson championed legislation strengthening the armed forces for half a century.
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Washington
Carl Vinson
House Armed Service Comittee
Georgia
Robert S. McNamara
Vinson
Cyrus Vance
Two More Yank Pilots killed in Viet Fight
Two American aviators died when their helicopter was shot down near Tra Vinh South Viet Nam. Ground forces killed 49 Viet Cong in a running engagement. An observer and two U S aircrew were killed or wounded as Rangers pressed a two company operation nine miles south of the provincial capital. Capt Raymond R Ball and Sgt John L Mee Coy received gallantry awards.
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Aplong Hoi
South Viet Nam
AP i
U.S
Tra Vinh
Raymond R. Ball
Evanston, Ill
John L. Mee-Coy
Riverside, Calif
Partly cloudy warm weekend with scattered storms
Partly cloudy and warm today and Sunday with scattered showers and thunderstorms. Details on page 3.
Lodge Resigns to Back Scranton in GOP Nomination
U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge says he is returning home to support Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton's bid for the Republican presidential nomination. He says he has no desire for office himself and plans a speech at the National Press Club to address Goldwater and Viet Nam policy.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Lodge
Barry Goldwater
Arizona Republican
National Press Club
Washington
Goldwater
Viet Nam
Scranton
Thomasville High 1949 Class Holds 15th Reunion
Members of the Thomasville High School Class of 1949 gather for their 15th reunion with an early breakfast for men, a picnic swim at Glen Arven Country Club, and a 6:30 p.m. social hour banquet and dance at the Country Club. Dr. W. B. King presides as master of ceremonies. guests from the 1948 and 1950 classes join for dancing at 9 p.m.
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Thomasville High School
Glen Arven Country Club
W. B. King
City Authority to Enforce Laws Affirmed by Webb Visit
James L. Webb assistant Solicitor of the Criminal Court in Atlanta says the city has authority to enforce laws. He is visiting his brother Fire Chief G. P. Webb. Continued on page 3 column 3.
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James L. Webb
The
Criminal Court
Atlanta
Webb
G. P. Webb
Johnson aides win foreign aid battle with last minute change
Washington AP reports the Johnson administration narrowly shifted strategy to unlock a 3.6 billion foreign aid bill after Passman’s sustained hold on funds. The showdown boosted Mahon and Johnson while exposing limits of Passman’s long chairmanship and prompting a last minute $200 million compromise.
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Washington
Johnson
Johnson Courts Midwest Voters
President Johnson courts Midwest voters with Minnesota visits and Detroit appeal. He lines up talks in St Paul and Minneapolis amid speculation over a Democratic vice presidential pick. Johnson and his wife seek Michigan’s 21 electoral votes at a Detroit fund‑raiser with Henry Ford and other industrial leaders in attendance.
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Detroit
Johnson
Midwest
Minnesota
Hubert H. Humphrey
Eugene McCarthy
McCarthy
Democratic-Farmer- Labor
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Michiun
Henry Ford
Ford Motor Co
Walker Cisler
Detroit Edison Co
John F. Gordon
General Motors Corp
Inmates Graduate At Maryland Penitentiary
Graduation night at the Maryland Penitentiary mirrors a high school ceremony with bunting, glee club, and speakers. The 41 senior graduates receive equivalency certs while 47 juniors earn diplomas. Valedictorian Jonathan Sellers, 33, serving 15 years for armed robbery, aims to teach. Program began 1951 under Warden Pepersack, now state corrections chief, costing $80 yearly per student.
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Maryland Penitentiary
Theodore R. McKeldin
Penitentiary
School of Adult Education
State Board of Education
Jonathan Sellers
Sellers
Neshoba Plans To Deputize More Police
Neshoba County forms an auxiliary police and aims to deputize 50 of 110 applicants as the search for three civil rights workers intensifies. Gov Johnson orders doubled Highway Patrol effort while 100 sailors aid in swamp and river searches near Philadelphia.
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Miss
Neshoba County
State Highway Patrol
Lawrence Rainey
Rainey
Mississippi
Oxford
Ohio
U.S
Pearl River
Highway Patrol
Paul Johnson
Johnson
Paul B. Johnson
CIA
Allen Dulles
FBI
Dulles
White House
Gov. Johnson
Neahoba County
Naval Auxiliary Air Station
Meridian
Mississippi Highway Patrol
Michael Schwerner
Andy Goodman
New York City
James Chaney
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Priations Subcommittee
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Ge Mahon
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Thittee
Clarence Cannon
D-Mo
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Johnson Courts Midwest Voters
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Baltimore
Glee Club
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Vernon L. Pepersack
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Sack
State Commissioner of Correction
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Neshoba
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