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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1965

Page

2

Adlai Says US Open to Talks With Viet Cong

Adlai E. Stevenson on NBC Meet the Press said the United States would sit down with Viet Cong representatives as part of North Vietnam's delegation at a Vietnam conference. He added Hanoi should decide who sits at its table and indicated U.S. involvement in Vietnam would not be condemned by delegates, though bombing North Vietnam was deemed a mistake. Stevenson also urged resolution of the UN General Assembly financial crisis and did not confirm another attempt to invoke Article 19 for peacekeeping taxation.

San Francisco United States Viet Nam Adlai E. Stevenson U.S United Nations Hanoi Stevenson NBC U.N. General Assembly U.N General Assembly Russia Congo

Church dissolves Negro Presbytery in Alabama

The Alabama synod of the Presbyterian Church dissolved its all Negro Central Alabama Presbytery. An administration commission was appointed last week with power to incorporate the Negro presbytery into the white East Alabama Mobile and Tuscaloosa presbyteries.

Montgomery Ala Alabama Synod of the Presbyterian Church Central Alabama East Alabama Mobile Tuscaloosa

Massive U S Jets Drop Leaflets Over Five Cities

U S Air Force jets released about 2.7 million leaflets accusing Hanoi of bartering rice for Chinese guns. In the south B27 bombers hit a Viet Cong staging area 210 miles southeast of Saigon, killing about 100 Viet Cong and destroying 116 buildings. Viet Cong attacks near Da Nang and Nghia Hanh wounded and killed several, while U S planes and advisers suffered casualties and equipment losses. A new tactical jet squadron arrived at Bien Hoa as weather hampered operations.

Saigon UPI Hanoi Nha Trang Nghia Hanh da Nang U.S Mghia Khanh Air Force Bien Hoa 397Th Woodfin Sullivan Frostproof Fla Tuo Marong

Witness Threats in Rape Case Convicts Defendant

A state witness in a rape trial received life threatening calls after last week’s Superior Court proceeding. Defendant Charles Truman Collins, 29, was convicted on a lesser charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Prosecutor Ruben Salter reported threats to Mrs. Joseph A. Stare, the mother of the alleged victim. Sentencing is slated for July 1 before Judge William Frey.

Superior Court Charles Truman Collins W. Hatfield St Collins Joseph A. Stare E. Jacinto St Ruben Salter

Campaigner Harvey West Charged With Drunken Driving

In Placerville California police charged 70 year old lumber tycoon Harvey West with drunken driving. West sponsors a one man roadside campaign against drunken driving and speeding and was erecting billboards warning of the evils of drink and speed along highways.

Placerville Calif UPI Harvey West West

Major reshuffle as Kadar resigns Hungarian premiership

In Budapest Janos Kadar resigns as premier and key cabinet posts reallocate to Gyula Kallai in a move mirroring Soviet style collective leadership. Kallai, long-time deputy and former foreign minister, becomes premier as the reshuffle follows a Hungarian Socialist Workers Party session.

Budapest Communist Party Janos Kadar Kadar Gyula Kallai Hungarian Socialist Workers (Communist) Arty Kallai Matyas Rakosi Rakosi Ferenc Muennich

Malaysians Sink Invaders Boats Near Singapore

Malaysian patrol boats sank three boats carrying Indonesian infiltrators a few miles south of Singapore. Authorities said at least seven Indonesians were killed and nine captured. A fourth boat with about 10 men escaped in the darkness.

Singapore UPI Here Inohe

Jobs During June Up In Arizona

Arizona employment in June reached 503000, up 1000 from May and 15000 higher than June last year. The Employment Security Commission said unemployment fell for the third straight month to 25500, a drop of 3000 from May.

Arizona Phoenix Employment Security Commission

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