Wilson Warns of Full Scale War in Asia
London AP. Prime Minister Harold Wilson warns that the Viet Nam conflict could widen into a full scale land war in Asia with nuclear destruction risk. Reginald Maudling, for the Conservatives, cites Moscow warnings that volunteers will come from Russia and China if the Americans escalate. Wilson urges Geneva type peace talks and a return to 1954 Viet Nam accords.
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Reginald Maudling
The
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Alexei N. Kosygin
Russia
China
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Peking
Maudling
Washington
National Liberation Front
Wilson
Stevenson Buried His Eloquence in a Memorial Service
President Johnson and Mrs Johnson led a line of dignitaries at Adlai E Stevenson Jr burial in Bloomington Unitarian Church London where he died at 65. Dr Dana McLean Greeley praised him as a just eloquent spokesman and future generations will remember his public service and leadership.
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Boston
Unitarian Universalist Association
Israel
New York
Washington National Cathedral
Capitol
Springfield
Stevenson
United Nations
London
Bloomington Unitarian Church
Johnson
Humphrey
Adlai E. Stevenson
John Fell
Borden
Ernest Ives
United States
Johnsons
Dr. Greeley
Adlai Stevenson
Lyndon Johnson
Unitarian Church
Bloomington
Tll
French Say U.S. Plane Was Spying
Paris reports that a U.S. Air Force RF101 conducted four overflights of France’s Pierrelatte nuclear complex last Friday, taking 175 photos despite interception by a French fighter. France lodged a formal protest. Washington says the investigation continues and officials cite routine training with no intent to overfly prohibited areas.
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Pierrelatte
U.S
Paris
France
West Germany
Defense Ministry
State Department
Washington
Defense Department
Pierrelatte Complex
Districting Stalemate Near Vote in Senate
Washington AP Republicans Javits and Dirksen pressed rival constitutional amendments on state legislative reapportionment. Javits warned in Senate debate that his plan keeps Supreme Court oversight with a reasonable relationship to state needs. Dirksen said he would force a floor vote regardless of committee outcome and rejected Javits’ language as returning the matter to courts.
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Washington
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Senate Judiciary Committee
Everett M. Dirksen
R-Ill
Dirksen
Javits
Senate
Supreme Court
Government asks Indian universities to adopt rural villages
New Delhi AP reports the government calls on India's universities to adopt nearby villages to aid social and economic development. Students will earn classroom credit for volunteering in backward areas.
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New Delhi
India
New York to Begin 2 Percent Sales Tax August 1 1965
New York State will start a 2 percent sales and use tax on August 1 1965 affecting 17 million residents and visitors. The levy adds to local taxes in cities counties and school districts and is capped at 5 percent combined. The tax covers tangible goods some services use of goods and services gas electricity refrigeration steam phone and telegraph, hotel and motel room rentals, food and beverages at restaurants, and admissions to amusements and cabarets plus club dues with specific exemptions noted.
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New York State
State Department of Taxation and Finance
Senate approves cold war GI bill of rights
The Senate passed a measure granting post Korean war veterans monthly education allowances and loan benefits under a new cold war GI bill of rights.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Military pay hike advances in House vote
The House informally approved a $1 billion a year military pay raise, with a near unanimous roll call expected to follow. Debate centered on low rank enlistment boosts and re enrollment bonuses, while the Senate faced restrictive amendments on veteran benefits.
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Washington
House
Adlai E. Stevenson
Robert W. Kastenmeier
D-Wis
L. Mendel Rivers
D-S.c
Armed Services Committee
Samuel S. Stratton
D-N.y
Two New York contenders fill tickets for mayor race
In New York City John V. Lindsay and Paul R. Screvane outlined their campaign tickets. Lindsay named Milton Mollen controller, completing his fusion slate while Screvane backed Daniel Moynihan for City Council presidency and Orin Lehman for controller. The New York County Democratic Executive Committee endorsed Screvane amid a split among Democrats.
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New York
UPI
John V. Lindsay
City Council
Paul R. Screvane
Lindsay
Milton Mollen
Wagner
Serevane
Daniel P. Moynihan
Orin Lehman
Herbert H. Lehman
New York County
Democratic Executive Committee
Screvane
Viet Cong Attack Hits Vietnamese Camp Near Cambodian Border
Viet Cong attacked a Vietnamese special forces camp near the Cambodian border early today. Eight American advisers were at Budop with about 300 irregulars. casualties were reported possibly heavy. The assault followed a prior attack near Bien Hoa air base.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Budop
Bien Hoa
U.S. Coast Guard
North Viet Nam
da Nang
Mine Foiled Targeting Ambassador Taylor
Police sources said Viet Cong agents planted a large mine similar to the My Canh blast aimed at killing retired U. S. Ambassador Maxwell D. Taylor. The device was discovered before detonation, saving Taylor.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U. S
Maxwell D. Taylor
My Canh
Taylor
Rhee Dies in Exile at 90 Tiger of Korea passes in Honolulu after stroke
Syngman Rhee founder and first president of the Republic of Korea died at age ninety in Honolulu. His wife Francesca and adopted son Rhee In-soo were at his bedside as he slipped into coma. Services will be held in Honolulu and his body will be flown to Seoul for burial at the National Cemetery of the Republic of Korea.
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Syngman Rhee
Tiger of
Korea
Honolulu
Mamalani Hospital
Francesca
Rhee In-soo
Thomas Min
Rhee
Seoul
National Cemetery
Republic of Korea
Han River
Chung Hee Park
United Nations
Mt. Paiktu
North Korea
Manchuria
Slain Sister Leads to Missing Boy Found Near World’s Fair
In Queens, 4 year old Alice Crimmins died of suffocation after both siblings vanished from their mother’s home. Six days later the 5 year old Edmund Crimmins Jr. was found dead near a lover’s lane by the World’s Fair area. No arrests. cause of death pending.
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New York
Queens
Edmund Crimmins Jr
Youngister
Edmund
Al‘ice
Alice Crimmins
Kew Garden Hill
Conquered Beasts But Not Cancer
Clyde Beatty, 61, famed wild animal trainer who survived over 100 maulings, died in Ventura at 2:30 p.m. after a year-long cancer battle. He lost most of his stomach in a July 1964 operation but continued his act in New York last April, staging performances with his big cats.
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Ventura
Calif
Clyde Beatty
Community Memorial Hospital
Jane
Beatty
New York
Ford's Green Island Plant Plans 807000 Expansion
Ford Motor Co. at Green Island will spend 807000 for 1966 67 expansion as part of an 81 million engine and foundry program. No immediate rise in workforce. total staff about 820 hourly and 130 salaried. A new storage warehouse 12000 square feet and a 4000 square foot radiator testing and painting extension under construction. Construction halted by the strike. Expansion includes Lima Ohio plant with large V 8 increases.
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Ford Motor Co
Green Island
Detroit
Dearborn
Cleveland
Sheffield
Ala
Northville
Mich
Ford Co
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