May Get Call to Send Troops to Viet Nam
Washington AP reports threats to send troops or fight in Vietnam as diplomacy stalls. Analysts say conflict could drag on months with Red China and Soviet fighters possibly involved. U S officials stress readiness to defend South Viet Nam and press for peace talks despite Hanoi and Beijing rhetoric.
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France Plans To Boycott SEATO Talks
Paris says France will boycott the SEATO ministerial meeting in London next month over policy disagreements on Viet Nam and will send only an observer. The foreign office states there is no common position andilan expresses hope for a negotiated settlement under the 1954 Geneva Agreements. France does not plan to quit SEATO but may be counted as an active member despite the boycott.
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Teens stage sit in at White House drive way
Seven teenage demonstrators sat down in a White House driveway demanding an immediate withdrawal of U.S. troops from Vietnam. Police moved in after 40 minutes, arresting the youths and detaining two civil rights protesters as others knelt with signs before the executive mansion.
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Music lists and festival chairs mark St Patrick event
Minbiole and the Misses Mary Beth Covatta Teresa Wright Kathaleen Breton Ann Fite gerald Lynda Paradise Jo y Montepare and The Wanderers perform nightly for outdoor dancing with Paul Patti Mike Bloomer Dennis Smith Beatle pan mime. The St Augustine Chorale plus Down Yonder Trio provide music with Charles Rich School students. Mrs Theodore Jazvinski chairs festival with Mrs Lee Schneider co chair Rt Rev Msgr William Hunt honorary chair Mrs Raymond Currier Mothers Club president assists.
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Patricia Plante
Chris Simmons
Joyce Tyrell
Janice Freeman
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Two States Vote Rail Aid Grant
New York and Connecticut agreed to give the bankrupt New Haven Railroad 3.33 million dollars to keep commuter service to New York City operating for 18 months. The plan provides 2.1 million as a one year demonstration grant, with an additional 3.25 million for six more months if no permanent solution is found by then. A ICC hearing on curtailing service is underway in New York City.
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Nelson A.rockefeller
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Incurred injuries fatal in Hempstead Turnpike crash
Anna Kucher, 81, of Lake Grove died yesterday at Meadowbrook Hospital from injuries suffered in a collision on Hempstead Turnpike. The crash occurred April 5 when the car she rode in with another vehicle was involved in the accident.
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Anna Kucher
Lake Grove
Meadowbrook Hospital
Hempstead Turnpike
Record Numbers Visit U.N. Headquarters Tour
About 10,273 visitors were ushered through United Nations headquarters yesterday in guided tours. The event highlighted the global reach of the UN as it prepared for upcoming observances and showcased landmark halls and exhibits to the public.
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United Nations
U.N
Jay Wie
Vatican issues Dante stamp series for centenary
The Vatican post office announced a four stamp issue on May 18 to honor Dante Alighieri's birth centenary. The stamps in 10, 40, 70 and 200 lire denominations will be valid through June 30, 1966.
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Vatican City
UP1
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Dante Alighieri
East German Leader Invites Nasser for Visit
ADN reports that Walter Ulbricht formally invited President Gama Abdel Nasser of the United Arab Republic to visit Communist Germany. No date was set.
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UPL
ADN
Walter Ulbricht
Gama Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Germany
Ben Bella Plans Unofficial France Visit Before Summit
Informants say President Ahmed Ben Bella will make an unofficial stop in France to see President Charles de Gaulle ahead of the Afro‑Asian summit opening in June in Algeria.
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Algeria
Quake Hits Japan Tokyo Killing One and injuring three
A strong earthquake struck central Japan yesterday causing one death and three injuries. High speed trains between Tokyo and Osaka were interrupted due to track damage and service disruptions across the region.
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UPI
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Four Children Found Strangled In Blazing Home
In South Bend Indiana four children of an account at an investment firm were strangled and their mother cut and injured in a house fire in Riverside Manor. Police found the bodies after neighbors reported smoke. Victims were Mark Hamby seven Marsha six and twins Kelly and Craig two. The mother Mrs Edward Hamby about 28 was treated for neck wounds. The father, an investor company auditor, was away for days.
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DAR Show New Image At Congress
Washington AP The Daughters of the American Revolution presented a new image with fewer orchids and more lenient resolutions. On first reading 13 resolutions attacked unilateral disarmament immigration policy liberalization and deficit spending. About 4 000 delegates will vote today on declarations prepared by a 78 member resolutions committee. The DAR reported a healthy financial picture with assets over 2 million dollars and investments totaling 1 633 699 in stocks bonds and U S Treasury securities.
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Air Assault Division Considered in Army Plan
Secretary of Defense McNamara signals a possible conversion of the 2nd Infantry Division at Fort Benning into an air mobile division. The unit would deploy over 450 aircraft, mostly helicopters, with no tanks and reduced artillery, aiming to strike quickly in hostile territory and withdraw or hold as needed. The plan follows Joint Chiefs of Staff approval, with Air Force opposition.
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Pearson Urges North Viet Nam to Desist in Peace Call
Ottawa AP Lester B Pearson urged North Viet Nam to desist from policies and leave neighbors alone. He warned that peace depends on rejecting aggression and avoiding capitulation. He supported U S aims in Vietnam and backed Johnson’s Southeast Asia development plan of 1.0 billion dollars.
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Lester B. Pearson
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Rockefeller to review hospital plan on TV documentary
Governor Rockefeller outlines a five year plan for state hospitals in a half hour Executive Chamber TV program titled The Troubled Mind. The show airs on 22 stations during April 24 25 weekend and explains building 1000 bed hospitals near individual communities replacing the prior approach of enlarging distant facilities.
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UPI
Rockefeller
Executive Chamber
Northwest Rains Snow Across Wide Northwest Region
Scattered showers extended from the central and northern Pacific Coast inland to Montana with higher Rocky Mountain snow. A few showers touched the middle Mississippi Valley and lower Great Lakes as cold Arctic air edged south in coming days. Readings midday below freezing in northwestern Montana and 60 in southern Montana. International Falls minus 20 and Hibbing 21. Northern Idaho saw 1.29 inches of rain in 24 hours. no major flood threat, but flood risk lingered for Pinehurst city, a community of 1,800 persons.
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Weather Bureau
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Water Pollution Plan Gains Support From Industry
The Commerce and Industry Association of New York endorsed Governor Rockefeller’s state water pollution program and a 1.0 billion state bond issue. Ralph C. Groas said two thirds of New York’s population are affected, with plants and interceptors to be built by 1970 funded 40 percent by the state and 4 percent by localities. If approved by the legislature it will go before voters in November. The association also backed one year depreciation write off and real estate tax exemptions for industries building waste treatment facilities and funds to pay localities one third of operating and maintenance costs for plants.
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