U.S. policy meeting on Asia prepares for Southeast Asia crisis
Top Johnson administration officials including Defense Secretary McNamara Undersecretary Ball and Gen Maxwell Taylor prepared for a major policy conference on the critical Southeast Asia situation as debates intensified over U.S. options and responses to growing tensions in the region.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
U. S
Southeast Asia
Defense
Robert S McNamara
George W. Ball
Maxwell D. Taylor
Hoffa attorney found guilty in jury tampering case
Z T Osborn Jr former Hoffa attorney was convicted of attempting to fix a jury in Hoffa s trial and acquitted on bribery of a juror in a related conspiracy case The verdict came after nearly three hours of deliberation Osborn 44 faces up to five years in prison and a $5000 fine while Hoffa remains free on appeal bonds and continues to challenge the 1962 conspiracy verdict.
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Nashville, Tenn
UPI
Z.T. Osborn Jr
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Osborn
Hoffa
Lebanon
Harry Beard
Chattanooga
Teamster
U.S. Supreme Court
Tennessee
Honolulu talks loom on Laos and Vietnam policy review
A vital parley of the Joint Chiefs of Staff met briefly at the State Department. President Johnson plans a Honolulu meeting Monday and Tuesday with top foreign policy and defense aides to review Southeast Asia issues including Laos and South Vietnam. Attendees will include Rusk, McNamara, Taylor, McCone, Lodge, and other U.S. diplomats. Discussions may shape, not set, new policies, focusing on the Geneva accords for Laos, the Vietnam war, and external proposals for Southeast Asia seeking neutralization and revised Geneva talks.
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
State Department
Ball
Johnson
Honolulu
Southeast Asia
Laos
South Viet Nam
Dean Rusk
McNamara
Taylor
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Henry Cabot Lodge
Geneva
Viet Nam
France
Soviet Union
Poland
International Control Commission
Britain
Canada
India
Few Contests Mark June Primary in Washington County
Washington County faces a sparse slate with only one Republican nomination for a county board seat and limited state level contests. Voters pick among Conklin and McCleery for the county board while Scalise and Wilson seek attorney general, Mooty and Naden for lieutenant governor, and other GOP hopefuls. Polls run 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. on daylight time across precincts, with sites listed and Scout Troop 237 camping plans noted nearby.
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Washington County
County Board of Supervisors
Clifford L. Conklin
Dutch Creek Township
Howard L. McCleery
Washington
Lawrence F. Scalise
Don Wilson
W. L. Mooty
Robert W. Naden
M. L. Abrahamson
Dean Reed
L.B. Liddy
Harry B. Thompson
W. N. Bump
Garry D. Woodward
First Ward
Court House
Memorial Day traffic toll tops 100 deaths
United Press International reports the Memorial Day holiday traffic toll surpassed the 100 mark early today with a total of 133 killed in traffic crashes since the holiday weekend began. The National Safety Council warns the peak danger hours are still ahead as final counts are awaited.
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United Press International
National Safety Council
Texas
Illinois
Missouri
Colorado
Safety Council
Municipal pool to open Monday for 1964 season
Washington's municipal swimming pool will open for the 1964 season on Monday. Pool manager Harold Stevens said work preparatory to opening was to be completed over the weekend, and he reported progress today.
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Washington
Harold Stevens
Stevens
Laos neutralists seek meeting with Pathet Lao leader
Premier Souvanna Phouma urged Prince Souphanouvong to meet in Vientiane or Luang Prabang to discuss Laos crisis. The aim is neither blame nor confrontation but to work toward a solution. Souphanouvong has demanded meetings at Communist headquarters in Khang Khay, citing safety concerns in Vientiane.
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Souphanouvong
Khang Khay
Souvanna
Red
Vientiane
Laos
Teen-age Republicans to Meet at Robert Day Home
Washington teens in the Republican club hold a June 2 meeting at Robert Day's home at 7 30 p m If weather allows attendees should bring swimsuits for swimming afterward All interested Republican youths in this age group are invited to attend.
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Washington
Robert Day Home
Johnson at Johnson City High School urges world free from war
President Johnson addressed 20 graduates at Lyndon B. Johnson High School in Johnson City Texas, urging a world free from war and suspicion. He tied national strength to education, health, and fighting social injustice, warning nations failing these tasks fall to second class status. He noted he once led the school as a student and will receive an honorary UT Austin degree with Mrs. Johnson.
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Johnson City
Tex
UPI
Johnson
Lyndon B. Johnson High School
Johnson High
Presbyterians plan joint church school to commence June 1
The Marion Avenue United Presbyterian and the First Presbyterian Churches announce a joint Vacation Church School from June 1 to 5, 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. Kindergarten and primary meet at Marion Avenue, juniors at First. Mrs. Francis McConnell and Mrs. A H Cole co superintendent. teams led by listed teachers and helpers. Nursery, snack time staff named. Offerings go to Laura McLaughlin for Pakistan mission work.
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Presbyterians
Marion Avenue
Cloyce Stewart
Jim Lloyd
William Kleese
Robert Mclane
William Koehler
John Winga Jr
Dale Close
James Richart
Wayne Brock
Dave Livingston
H.W. Cumming
A. Coles
Ralph Kleese
Re, Marshall
Russell Bannister
Edna Sherriff
Vin Wolf
Robert Wiley
Ella Gordon
Kathy Coon
Patty Lewis
Doy Me Avoy
Gail Close
Janet Ray
Diane Perdock
Margaret Larsen
Paula McFarlane
Bonnie Bannister
Blattner
Martha Myers
Carol Whitham
Mary Powers
Jeanne Johnson
Dwight Hayes
Chester Eatinger
Laura McLaughlin
Pakistan
United Presbyterian Home
California GOP duel shifts to Goldwater Rockefeller clash
United Press International reports California Republicans Barry Goldwater and Nelson Rockefeller trading verbal blows as the state prepares for 86 convention votes in Tuesday's primary. Rockefeller blasted party extremism while Goldwater called Johnson a threat to industry. Democrats Salinger and Cranston argued over funds and party control in a televised debate.
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San Francisco
UPI
Barry Goldwater
California
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Arizona
Lyndon Baines Johnson
Californiy
White House
Pierre Salinger
Alan Cranston
U.S. Senate
Salinger
Cranston
Final Cub Scout meeting of season
Cub Scout Pack 243 held their final pack meeting at the fair grounds with a potluck supper for the Cubs and families. Cubmaster Rodney Davis led the opening and quiz on requirements, followed by flag pledge as group skits entertained. Awards included wolf badges for Danny West Ronnie Loeffler John Heilman Russell Banister Dennis Sutherland Randy Martin, bear badges for Brad Eastland Marvin Crim, silver arrow under the wolf for Danny West, and gold arrow under the wolf for Danny West. Rose buds were presented to Susan Gilmore Maxine West Wilma Martin Donna Caldwell and Lois Higgins. The meeting concluded with ice cream and Indian dances around the open camp fire.
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Fair Grounds
Rodney Davisson
Danny West
Ronnie Loeffler
John Heilman
Russell Banister
Kessell
Dennis Sutherland
Randy Martin
Brad East
Pilots and wives urged to attend Ottumwa meeting
All pilots and their wives from the Washington area are urged to attend a meeting at Ottumwa Municipal Airport on Thursday evening June 4 at 7 30 p m This is the final meeting of the season until next Fall and all pilots are especially urged John Menge Ottumwa station chief retires soon making this his final Southeast Iowa pilots group gathering.
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Washington Area
Ottumwa Municipal
John Menge
Ottumwa
Southeast
Washington Centennial Farm Machinery Display Planned
President Robert Jones announces a collaboration between the Washington Chamber of Commerce and the Washington County Farm Bureau to stage a Washington Centennial display June 9 to 14. Old and new machinery will be shown with implement dealers aiding collection and transport. Dick Wiley says Farm Bureau Young People will host in the evening and assist on Good Neighbor Day Saturday. An open house with refreshments and 12 minute films on capitalism and free enterprise will be shown. Farm Bureau Building rest rooms will be open all week. everyone is welcome.
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Robert Jones
John Gamon
Farm Bureau Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Chamber of Commerce of Washington
Washington County Farm Bureau
Dick Wiley
Farm Bureau
British face Cyprus troubles amid anti-British violence
In Nicosia the British high commissioner denied Britain backs the Turkish Cypriots in the Greek Cypriot feud. Maj. Gen William Bishop spoke as the first active riots since independence erupted. Greek Cypriots mobbed a Kyrenia Harbor Club, two workers injured, a coffin labeled death to the British burned outside. Earlier, several thousand...
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Nicosia. Cyprus
UPI
Britain
William Bishop
Cyprus
Kyrenia Harbor Club
Kennedy grave eternal flame draws 100000 visitors
Arlington observers expected more than 100000 people to pass the eternal flame at President John F. Kennedy's grave as relatives joined a brief ceremony. A wreath was laid at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, and the Kennedys later flew to Hyannisport for a televised birthday tribute.
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Arlington
UPID
John F. Kennedy
Arlington National Cemetery
Air Force
Eugene M. Zuckert
Johnson
Kennedy
Caroline
John Jr
John-John
White House
Robert F. Kennedy
Ethel
Kennedys
Hyannisport
Mass
Telstar
Weather by United Press Internati owa
Partly cloudy tonight with cooler conditions in the west and north and scattered frost likely along the northern border. Sunday looks mostly fair and cool with a low in the 30s to 40s, higher south.
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Owa
Principal Announces WHS Honor Roll for 1963 64
Principal E K Schlapkohl released the honor roll list for the last quarter and second semester of the 1963 64 term. Sophomores named include Linda Anderson John Bordwell Albert Brock Linda Brotherton Jenta Chorpening Gail Close Sandy Coffman Dennis Crone Mary Crone Jean Gunnarson and many more with second semester only and last quarter only divisions noted for several students.
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E. K. Schlapkohl
Linda Anderson
John Bordwell
Albert Brock
Linda Brotherton
Jenta Chorpening
Gail Close
Sandy Coffman
Dennis Crone
Mary Crone
Jean Gunnarson
Diana Hammen
Bill Hardy
Mark Heilman
Ellen Jarrard
Linda Johnson
Judy Kleese
Mollie Kneen
Dean Kurtz
Dave Leavitt
Phil Lemke
Tom Lowe
Lois McBee
Martin McCarthy
Christine McCleery
Max Meyer
Linda Miller
Sue Mitchell
Ellen Moriarty
Cheryl Andersen
Clareen Arnold
Rick Bordwell
Rod Britain
Steve Brock
Cindy Chamberlin
Ralph Cox
Ma Mae Earnest
Dave Everetts
Dick Eyestone
Jane Greiner
Chrystal Horak
Connie Humston
Judi Hunter
George Johnson
Joe Kerr
Susan Kleese
Sandy Knepp
Carla Lemke
Bonnie Miller
Linda Neff
Steve Nemmers
Stan Petratz
Carolyn Pratt
Steve Putman
Carol Ray
Janet Richards
Vaughn Rinner
Pam
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