Cease-Fire Test Urged by Senator in Latin Form
The Dirksen Fulbright debate over South Vietnam and a possible permanent U.S. presence in Asia grew sharp as Dirksen warned that Communist moves to liquidate freedom in South Vietnam would turn the U.S. flank, while Fulbright challenged claims that loss of South Vietnam would force a western defense line extension and argued on realism of Soviet and Red China threats.
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Dirksen
South Vietnam
Fulbright
Alaska
Hawaii
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Saigon
Soviet Russia
Pacific
Red China
Great Britain
Russia
Dirkier
U.S
Pell
George Murphy
R-Calif
Henry M. Jackson
Warren G. Magnuson
Washington
Kushel
Southeast Asia
Symington
Vietnam
Laos
Thailand
Middle East
Europe
Mediterranean
North Vietnam
Fio
Hanoi
Charles de Gaulle
France
Ners
Kebir
Alberta
NATO
Hijackers Steal $100000 In Jewelry
Two gunmen hijacked a Bronx car, handcuffed the driver, and fled with $100,000 in jewelry from the trunk. Ronald Bloom, 63, a chauffeur for L. M. Heine, 79, was targeted as he sat in a parked car. Heine was at a Fifth Avenue jewelry firm when the robbery occurred.
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NEW York
Bronx
Ronald Bloom
Bloom
L. M. Heine
Love Wright
Fifth Avenue
Letter Reveals Addict's Tragic Honeymoon Loss
A postage due letter from East Elmhurst Queens to Mr and Mrs Richard Maciay Finneytown uncovers a young addicts confession. The note describes a 15 year drug habit and a stolen suitcase with wedding mementos including a marriage license and photos. The author asks for help and wishes the couple well on their honeymoon while expressing remorse. Mrs Maciay reacts with pity saying the writer has a heart.
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Cincinnati
UPI
East Elmhurst
Queens
New York
Richard Maciay
Finneytown
Mathe War
Dirksen
Albright
Lottery Education Funds Short in First Quarter
In Albany New York education funds from the state lottery fell short of estimates for the first quarter. Total receipts were about 16.5 million dollars leaving districts to share roughly 6 million with 3 million more to the state. NYC schools received 3.94 million and Albany County districts only 40 288. Second quarter payments due in late December.
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Albany
N.Y
New York State
State Department of Education
Albany County
New York City
Cleveland Negro Wins Democrat Primary Led by Stokes and Locher
The Cleveland primary produced record turnout surpassing 210000 as Stokes and Locher battled for the mayoral nomination. Celeste, a former Lakewood mayor, polled poorly while party leaders attacked Stokes as a racist Republican and accuse him of racial blackmail over potential riots.
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Locher
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Taft
Celeste
Lakewood
Lochier
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Rockefeller Says Constitution Changes Could Become Law
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller warned that if voters reject the proposed state constitution its separate provisions could be enacted by the Legislature and take effect by 1970 or later. He spoke at the AFL CIO convention after opposing the constitution as a single ballot question and praised his transportation bond plan for job growth.
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New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Afl-Cio
Constitutional Convention
Aflcio
New York State
Mrs Margaret Wilson Drives On Chauffeur’s Day Off
In Ayr Scotland AP report, 76 year old Mrs Margaret Wilson discovers value of a chauffeur when she drives to a beauty parlor on her chauffeur’s day off. Police say in a parking lot she struck seven cars and toppled the attendant’s booth.
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Ayr
Scotland
Margaret Wilson
Boy Caged 4-Year-Old in Home Made Cage
Florida police arrested Dimitrio and Kathleen Puente on child neglect charges after their 4-year-old son Kelly, weighing about 15 pounds, was found emaciated in a cage made from a playpen and steel bed springs. He had a months old arm fracture, spoke his first full sentence, and was described as despondent by nurses. The family also has a 5-year-old son.
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Miami
Fla
Dimitrio
Kathleen Puente
Florida
Puentes
Kelly
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Vietnam
Pam Spires
Puente
Bicyclist 10 Killed In Plattsburgh Area Crash
Plattsburgh New York police report 10 year old Thomas Morris of Morrisonville was fatally struck by a car as he rode a bicycle from a driveway. State Police are investigating the collision.
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Plattsburgh
N. Y
Thomas Morris
Morrisonville
Doctor Shortage Expected to Grow by 1975
Federal and state medicare programs raise demand for physicians, risking patient access by 1975. Dr. Joseph K Hill, president of Downstate Medical Center, warned Medicaid and Medicare turn everyone into potential private hospital patients. He projected demand up 25 percent and supply up 19 percent in eight years.
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New York
Joseph K.hill
Downstate Medical Center
State University
Top Pilot Says Win War To End War
Col Robin Olds, top Air Force pilot in Vietnam, urged winning the war as the simple way to end it. He spoke after returning from combat, saying using the armed services is the easy path, while quitting would be hard. The remarks touched on national policy and the broader war effort amid domestic unrest.
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Washington
Robin Olds
Air Force
United States
Stokes
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland Press
Celeste
City Hall
Olds
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Americans For Democratic Act
Arab-Israeli Debate Shapes UN Session as Talks Continue
Arab delegate Pachachi urged UN action against Israel citing occupation and Jerusalem annexation while warning against pre emptive war ideas. Behind the scenes, U S and Soviet backed talks sought a Middle East settlement linking Israeli withdrawal with ends to passage by Arabs. In Washington, lawmakers wrestled with spending and a possible tax bill fate as four of fourteen money measures became law.
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Israel
Pachachi
U.N
Moshe Dayan
United Nations
Jerusalem
Eban
Middle East
U.N. Security Council
United States
Soviet Union
Mills
Dick Van Dyke Considered for JFK Film Role
Dick Van Dyke’s manager said he is being considered to portray President John F Kennedy in a film but no contract has been signed. The London Daily Express had report he was chosen for the lead in a film based on Pierre Salinger’s book With Kennedy.
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Hollywood (Ap
Dick van Dyke
John F. Kennedy
London Daily Express
van Dyke
Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
Buddhist monk reacts after nun's self immolation protest
Tri Quang voiced shock at the nun's death outside the palace and condemned the act as method but not the cause, reiterating his call for a life of death struggle against Thieu. He pledged to stay outside the palace until government recognition of a more moderate Buddhist sect ends.
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Tri Quang
Bis
Ontario Leads Immigrant Influx With Over Half of Canada’s Newcomers
Toronto AP report notes Canada’s population study shows Ontario received more than half of the one million immigrants to Canada since 1946. The finding highlights Ontario as the primary destination for new arrivals and reflects shifting settlement patterns across the country.
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Toronto
Canada
Ontario
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