No Enlargement Of War in Asia Seen in Offing
President Johnson and aides signaled restraint after Hawaii policy review and a White House statement noted no immediate plan to widen the war in Southeast Asia. Secretary Rusk had warned two weeks earlier that continued aggression could lead to expansion of hostilities.
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Asia
Washington
Johnson
Southeast Asia
White House
Viet Nam
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
Laos
George Reedy
Hawaii
North
U.S
Thailand
Reedy
Rusk
South
Civil Rights Bill Standoff Heads For Tuesday Vote
Senate leaders press to invoke cloture on the civil rights bill amid a 70 day debate and a Southern filibuster. Senator Jack Miller joins others in backing next Tuesday’s showdown for a 67 vote threshold. Humphrey and Dirksen say party course remains intact despite Goldwater’s California primary win.
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Washington
Senate
California
Jack Miller
Iowa
Hubert H. Humphrey
Everett M. Dirksen
Dixie
Humphrey
Dirksen
Sen
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Goldwater
Gas Eruptions Ruin Ranchland in Oklahoma
Neil and Mrs. Wilkins report an 80 acre Oklahoma tract near several gas wells turned to a quagmire after eruptions. A cow died and others were exposed to gas as craters filled with water, making ground treacherous to walk.
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Nash
Okla
Oklahoma
Neil Wilkins
Wilkins
New York quadruplets die after premature birth
The Pe loro quadruplets born prematurely Tuesday in New York City died. The boy died before noon on Wednesday and the three girls late Wednesday night within 40 minutes. Hospital officials cited respiratory trouble in the boy and one girl with the others dying suddenly. no cause was given.
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New York
Peloro
Long Island Jewish Hospital
Queens
Diplomas Telephoned To Honor Choctawhatchee Band
Choctawhatchee High seniors in the marching band will receive diplomas remotely from New York World’s Fair events. A long distance telephone line in the Florida Pavilion lets Principal H A Bruner read names as Band Director James Leonard hands out the diplomas in New York.
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Fort Walton Beach
Fla
Florida Pavilion
James Leonard
New York
H. A. Bruner
Roy Nichols Indicted in May Bludgeoning Case
Lorain County grand jury indicted Roy Nichols 18 of Lorain for second degree murder in the May 3 killing of Joseph Sapolski 34. Police said Nichols admitted to beating Sapolski with a pipe after being caught taking a car battery from Sapolski's vehicle.
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Elyria, Ohio
Lorain County
Roy Nichols
Lorain
Joseph Sapolski
Nichols
Sapoiski
Korea Faces Martial Law Threat Amid Student Protests
In four provinces students protest antigovernment policies as President Park’s cabinet threatens full national martial law. Over 6,000 clash with police in Kwangju, others demonstrate in Inchon Pusan and Chunchon with injuries reported among protesters and officers.
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Seoul
South Korea
Chung Hee Park
Kwangju
Park
Inchon
Pusan
Chunchon
Min Ki-shik
Malaysia drafts 12 000 to 15 000 for first phase of service
Malaysia announced a nationwide draft calling up 12 000 to 15 000 men and women for military service and civil defense. Khaw Kai Boh said the first phase includes two weeks basic training before active duty or reserve. The note followed regional brinkmanship with Indonesia over a tripartite summit with the Philippines.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Khaw Kai _ Boh
Indonesia
Philippines
Borneo
Johnson Enjoys Prospect of Goldwater Duel
President Johnson neither condemns nor condemns Goldwater, signaling he would relish a fall campaign against Barry Goldwater. Admin aides hint at approval for Goldwater’s California primary win while Johnson praises Henry Cabot Lodge and other Republicans, marking a notable shift in cross party positioning.
Anti Castro Rebel Chief Seized by British in Bahamas Raid
Manuel Ray, once Cuba’s public works minister and anti Castro leader, is among eight captured by the British destroyer Decoy in the Bahamas. Five Cubans and two American photographers were taken to Magistrate’s Court for illegal entry. Ray remained aboard.
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Nassau
Bahamas
Manuel Ray
Cuba
Ray
Fidel Castro
Florida
Andrew St. George
New York
Tom Dunkin
Anguilla Cay
Evansville Police Watch Child Driver Activate Farm Route
Patrolman Charles Henderson and juvenile officer Flores Scales investigated a report of a four year old girl driving a station wagon on the Evansville East Side. The officers observed the small driver maneuver a turn and stop in front of a house, praising the feat but warning the father to keep driving to the farm only. No charges were filed.
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Evansville
Ind
Charles Henderson
Near East Side
Henderson
Flores Scales
Scales
Rockefeller backs Goldwater bid at GOP convention
New York Governor Rockefeller said indications favor Barry Goldwater to win the Republican presidential nomination on the first or second ballot at the San Francisco convention. He noted his loss of delegates in California and urged public opinion to move Goldwater toward a mainstream platform. Rockefeller warned of a meandering river of opinion and hazards ahead.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Rockefeller
Goldwater
California
Ambassador Shot by Aide in Stockholm Embassy
Ethiopian ambassador Abate Agede was shot three times on embassy grounds in Stockholm by his Polish chauffeur who fired after refusing orders. The 41 year old, previously part of Ethiopia's U.N. delegation, is hospitalized in serious condition.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Abate Agede
Agede
Ethiopia
Washington
U.N
Soviet Pravda Signals Possible Split With China
The Pravda front page hinted the Kremlin may formally sever ties with the Chinese Communist Party. It warned a split would weaken the world Communist movement, while noting unity requires firm principles and urging a world Communist conference. Western diplomats doubt the governments would break official relations.
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Moscow
Pravda
Kremlin
Soviet Union
China
Communist Movement
Moscow-Peking
Two Veteran Miners Die In Utah Coal Mine Cave-In
In Sunnyside Utah two veteran miners Morris Marzo Paul Pero and Leland Huntsman died in a rock cave-in at a 1500 foot deep central Utah coal mine. A third miner escaped unhurt while four rescuers suffered minor injuries during body recovery.
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Sunnyside
Utah
Paul Pero
Price
Marzo
Morris Marzo
Leland Huntsman
Castle Dale
Pero
GOP Delegates Lead in Ohio May Primary Canvass
Ohio official canvass shows Republicans 12 at large delegates with 615,754 votes and 46 district delegates totaling 58 votes. Democrats 82 at large and 46 district delegates total 99 votes. Albert S. Porter is favorite son for president with Ermine Croskey second. Two GOP candidates for Maine Sen. Margaret Chase Smith defeated in 19th District.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Presi
Maine
Margaret Chase Smith
Mahoning County
Trumbull County
Jack C. Hunter
Ernest J. Whittle Jr
Assailant Blamed in Pacific Air Lines Crash Near San Francisco
Officials ruled that an attacker aboard the May 7 flight from Reno shot the pilot, killing all 44 aboard. The CAB and FBI released a tape of the last radio call The voice was identified as Ray E. Andress, copilot, as researchers from Bell Labs analyzed the recording at Murray Hill New Jersey to confirm the identity.
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Washington
San Francisco
Civil Aeronautics Board
FBI
Ray E. Andress
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Murray Hill
N.J
Federal Aviation Agency
L. C. Kersta
Bell
Accoustics and Speech Research Laboratory
Andress
Pacific Air Lines
Reno
Nev
Rhodes Challenge on School Aid Sparks Debate in Ohio
In Columbus, State Sen. Frank W. King challenged Gov. Rhodes to debate the claim that school aid increased more under Rhodes than during ex Gov. DiSalle. King said the public deserves accurate fiscal facts amid rising local education costs. Tass reports the Soviet Union finished a 224 mile canal from the Baltic to the Volga, expected to carry at least 15 million tons annually.
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Columbus
Ohio
Rhodes
James A. Rhodes
Michael V. DiSalle
Frank W. King
King
Senate
Sam Landes
Madison
Landes
Moscow
Soviet Union
Baltic Sea
Volga River
Tass
Viet Nam Gets Bigger Skyraider Planes for War
Maj. Gen. Joseph H. Moore announces new Skyraider fighters are entering South Viet Nam to intensify air operations. The A11H and A1E edges replace older T28s and B26s, doubling strength and quadrupling ordnance capacity. Moore denies obsolescence claims and says jets unnecessary for now.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Joseph H. Moore
2Nd Air Division
Moore
Viet Nam
Spartanburg
S.C
Funeral Directors Plan Self Policing in Ohio
Ohio funeral directors move to purge unethical members by forming a continuing committee to hear complaints. Jerry Spears Jr. notes the panel will act to clean house when it finds unscrupulous, unethical, or unprofessional practices within the profession.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Ohio Funeral Directors Association
Jerry Spears Jr
Ohio GOP Solons Eye Goldwater Nomination
Ohio House Republicans react to Barry Goldwater's California primary win with views ranging from he will win the nomination on the first or second ballot to cautious uncertainty. Key figures like Rep. Clarence J. Brown and Rep. Taft Jr. weigh Goldwater's prospects, while Ohio delegates may shift from Rhodes to Goldwater on first ballot end. The piece also notes the Ohio Methodist Church set for Lakeside conference June 9-14 with Bishop Werner presiding.
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Washington
Ohio
House
Barry Goldwater
California
Clarence J. Brown
Arizona
William E. Minshall
Goldwater
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Sen
Robert Taft Jr
Steven M. Young
Taft
John M. Ashbrook
Ashbrook
James A. Rhodes
William H. Ayres
Homer E. Abele
Rockefeller
William M. McCulloch
William H. Harsha
Oliver P. Bolton
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Methodist Church
Lakeside
Lake Erie
Hazen G. Werner
Weather Update for Ohio Regions
Mostly sunny this afternoon except partly cloudy northeast with a few sprinkles. Tonight cool and clear with lows in the 40s. Friday mostly cloudy with showers or thunderstorms, mainly south. North area will grow cloudy and warm. Highs Friday range from 71 to 81 degrees depending on location.
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Ohio
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