U S Urged To Train Anti Red Guerrillas In Viet Nam War
UPI reports the United States pledges strong support to South Viet Nam amid escalating Viet Cong attacks. President Kennedy and Prime Minister Macmillan agree on need for action and increased military aid, while NATO cohesion and U N leadership debates continue.
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Laos
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Army guerrilla paper urges overt aid to Eastern Europe
An unofficial Army document argues for overt U S backing of anti Communist revolts in Eastern Europe and other arenas citing the Hungarian revolt and Cuba. It discusses training refugees as guerrilla forces and using governments in exile to support operations while noting such ideas lack official standing.
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Latin America
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Liquor Licensing Chief Testifies Before Jury
John A. Duncan superintendent of liquor licensing testified before a jury in a secret session at the State Office building. He was ordered to reappear next Friday as investigators probe complaints about South Tucson taverns La Pasadita and Aztec Inn. Duncan said his office investigated tavern complaints in the last year.
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U S Health Aides To Talk With Anti Smog Leaders
U S Bureau of Public Health officials will confer with Arizona anti smog campaign representatives in Phoenix next week. Prof Gene Nordby of the University of Arizona heads the campaign research committee and will join meetings alongside the American Society of Civil Engineers convention at the Westward Ho Hotel. He also visited Arizona State University to review facilities with Dean Lee Thompson and the College of Applied Sciences Engineering director.
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Phoenix
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Westward Ho
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Arizona State University
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Fichmann Trial Opens This Tuesday
Brief mentions inside the Citizen tease the trial of Fichmann opening Tuesday with continued coverage planned on page 10. Other items preview space monsters on page 13 and Rosburg leading the Masters on page 35.
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Rosburg
Rebels Hit Silk In Laos Near Royal HQ At Vang Vieng
Four Soviet planes dropped additional rebel troops and materiel near the Royal Army headquarters at Vang Vieng, north of Vientiane. The government said rebels previously parachuted 300 troops into the area, while Royal forces pushed north with a long retreating column.
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Titan Wage Talks at Powder Keg Stage
The Operating Engineers Union says Titan missile wage negotiations in Tucson are at a powder keg stage after meeting with contractor Jones Teer-Winkelman. The union alleges unilateral hours and wage changes and plans to file unfair labor practice charges with the NLRB. Two weeks of talks stalled since March 29, with a small group of surveyors and red men involved.
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Senate Chiefs Warn on Asia Crisis
Senate Republican Leader Dirksen cautions against coalition government in Laos while Democratic Leader Mansfield urges strengthening South Vietnam's army to protect the region. Prime Minister Macmillan and Lord Home discuss neutrality and a neutralist Laos with lawmakers. Dirksen questions the viability of a coalition approach as personalities become decisive.
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Laos
Harold Macmillan
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House
B52 Crashes On Mt Taylor In New Mexico
An Air Force B52 bomber crashed today on Mt. Taylor, an 11,389 foot peak in west central New Mexico. Crews from military and police raced to the scene about 40 miles west of Albuquerque and north of Grants. no crew details were yet available. The crash reportedly occurred around 12 20 p m.
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Westcentral
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Grants
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Fibber's Molly Jordan Dies of Cancer in California
Marian Jordan known as Molly of Fibber McGee and Molly died of ovarian cancer at home in Encino California. Her husband Jim Jordan her co star and their two children Jim Jr and Kathryn Newcomer were at the bedside. The Jordans had reduced appearances on NBC radio in recent years due to fatigue.
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Molly
Comedienne
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Jim Jr
Kathryn Newcomer
Jordan
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Weekend Weather Turns Sour With Showers Expected
A damp weekend forecast predicts clouds this evening with light showers and gusty winds. Saturday brings scattered showers and cooler temperatures with a high near 75. Highs reached 82 yesterday, with 85 in downtown and at the UA station. tonight’s low around 60.
Soviets Demand Congo Parliament Reconvene and Reject Union Plan
In a UN General Assembly move, the Soviet delegation urged Congo’s parliament to reconvene within three weeks and rejected the Tananarive federation proposal. Eight speakers were to address debates as the session wound down for the week. Cuban Foreign Minister Raul Roa accused the United States of arming and funding a new Congo operation in Cuba seeking to threaten revolutionary movements in Latin America.
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