China says North Viet Nam has right to send troops into South Viet Nam
Peking in People’s Daily asserts North Viet Nam may aid Hanoi regime against American forces. It accuses the United States of aggression by sending troops and states counts as justification to repulse U S attacks and to strike back.
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Tokyo
UPI
China
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Peking
Hanoi
Peking Peoples Daily
Chinese Communist Party
U.S
North
South
United States
South Vietnam
North Viet
Smallpox Immunizing Here Urged
The State Health Department urged Arizonans to maintain smallpox immunization after a case was reported in Washington DC. Dr. William Moore noted travel increases risk and urged boosters every three to five years and continued vigilance through the first week of June.
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State Health Department
Moore
Udall Eyes North Dakota Hike Along Scenic Road Route
Interior Secretary Stewart Udall plans a North Dakota hike in Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Park along a proposed 25 mile scenic road. Representative Rolland Redlin says Udall hopes to walk the route in August or September.
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UPI
Stewart L. Udall
Japan
Africa
Maryland
North Dakota
Rolland Redlin
D-N.d
Udall
Theodore, Roosevelt Memorial Park
N.D
London Dock Thieves Held Over Sausage Skin Theft
James Fisher and Walter Bowman were jailed in London on a charge of stealing $28,000 worth of sausage skins from the docks. The case involves detainment by authorities with the theft tied to the London port facility.
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London
UPI
James Fisher
Walter Bowman
Reader's Digest June issue asks if love is real
Question filled feature challenges the idea that love arrives unannounced. It asks if jealousy or loneliness changes attachment and promises nine surprising answers. The piece argues feelings evolve with time and context rather than a single moment of certainty.
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Reader’s Digest
U S Pushes Fast Track to a Full Nuclear Test Ban
The United States urged the U N disarmament commission to reconvene the 17 nation Geneva group quickly and draft a total nuclear test ban treaty. It calls for halting fissionable material production for weapons, transferring material for peaceful use, and urgently studying a freeze on strategic weapons.
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United Nations
United States
U.N. Disarmament Commission
Geneva
U.S
Commission
Arizona Western To Give Degrees
Graduation exercises at Arizona Western College in Yuma will honor 42 degree candidates. The event starts at 8 p m Thursday with Dr Richard A Harvill president of the University of Arizona delivering the commencement address. Degrees will be presented by Donald Soldwedel president of the AWC district governing board. Dr John B Barnes AWC president will present special awards.
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Arizona Western College
Yuma
Richard A. Harvill
University of Arizona
Donald Soldwedel
AWC
John B. Barnes
Alabama Politico Gordon Persons Dies at 63
Former Alabama Governor Gordon Persons, aged 63, died yesterday after a stroke. His 1951 to 1955 term included placing Phenix City and Russell County under martial law following the 1954 murder of anti-vice crusader Albert Patterson.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Gordon Persons
Phenix City
Russell County
Albert Patterson
Disquieting similarities warn of boom dangers says Fed chief
New York The Federal Reserve Board chair William McChesney Martin warned of similarities between today’s prosperity and the 1920s boom that preceded the Great Depression. In a Columbia University speech he cautioned against speculative and inflationary risks, noting fewer disparities in income and a smaller jump in stock market credit despite seven years of growth.
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New York
Federal Reserve Board
William McChesney Martin
Alumni Federation of
Columbia University
Martin
Giancana Silent as Grand Jury Decision Locks Him Up
Chicago reputed crime boss Giancana refused to answer questions before a federal grand jury and headed to jail after initially agreeing to testify. Judge Campbell ordered full truthfulness. immunity was granted to pave questions. He declined after contempt ruling with no bail.
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Momo
Salvatore Giancana
Chicago Crime Syndicate
Giancana
William J. Campbell
U.S. Marshal’s
Campbell
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