Eden’s neutral Indochina plan via Geneva ties
CBS public affairs interview with Anthony Eden discusses a proposed neutral belt for Laos Cambodia and Viet Nam within a Geneva framework. Eden notes China and the US unlikely to allow control by one side and recalls Britain's World War II resilience as a David and Goliath example. He also previews TV writing logistics for Jean Arthur’s upcoming series and cites Guilty or Not Guilty.
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New York
CBS
Anthony Eden
Earl of Avon
Charles Collingwood
Lord Avon
Laos
Cambodia
North
South
Viet Nam
Indochina
China
United States
Britain
Jay Richard Kennedy
Male Nurses Drafted for Army Service in Kings Park
Calvin Cunningham and James Girvan lifelong friends from Kings Park Long Island face induction as male nurses called by Selective Service due to shortages of female volunteers. Cunningham plans to leave his wife and three children. Girvan will rent out his home and travel with his five children. Both expect eight weeks of orientation at an Army medical center in Texas before commissioning.
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Kings Park
N.Y
Long Island
Calvin M. Cunningham
James J. Girvan
Cunningham
Selective Service System
Girvan
Army Medical Center
Texas
Sparrow nests delay new Athens dormitory at UGA
In Athens Georgia a new dormitory under construction at the University of Georgia won't open until fall. Brick masons left a gap midway up a wall after a sparrow built a nest with two eggs inside. Workers plan to fill the gap after the birds hatch.
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Athens, Ga
University, Georgia
De Valera Favored in Irish Vote
Eamon de Valera, 83, favored to win a second term as president of the Irish Republic in a measured campaign. Challenger Thomas Francis Kevin O Higgins, 49, Dublin lawyer, barnstormed as his wife described the mood as hopeful. bookmakers listed De Valera as a 6 to 0 favorite amid concerns about turnout among 1.14 million eligible voters.
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The
Irish Republic
Thomas Francis Kevin O'Higgins
Dublin
Ireland
de Valera
Interracial Marriages Discussed at West Virginia Conference
More than 1,500 Methodist ministers and laymen meet in Buckhannon for the 28th state conference of the Methodist Church. The Board of Christian Social Concern proposed repealing a state law banning interracial marriages. Chairman Rev. L. E. Crowson of South Charleston said such marriages should not be prohibited, noting personal views differ but it should be a personal choice.
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Buckhannon
W. Va
Methodist Church
Board of
Christian Social Concern
L. E. Crowson
South Charleston
Court appoints lawyer for youth accused in six Richmond slayings
Richard R. Ryder, a Richmond lawyer and former assistant U.S. district attorney, was named to defend Thomas Lee Penn 19 in six Richmond area murders. Penn, whose bond rose to 50000, said he would not hire counsel. He faces charges of murder in four Richmond deaths and two Henrico County deaths, plus rape and malicious wounding in a separate East End incident. His older brother William Penn 25 also faces related charges with a June 7 preliminary hearing set.
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Richmond
Richard R. Ryder
U.S
Harold C. Maurice
Thomas Lee Penn
Henrico County
Willie Sexton Jr
James Horace Carter
Sandston
William Penn
Carter
Thomas Penn
East End
8. T. Binns
Strike Called At W Va Plant
Wellsburg West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co container plant workers strike after contract talks fail. The 201 employees represented by United Mine Workers District 50 walked out at 12:01 a.m. with negotiations ending yesterday afternoon and a union meeting scheduled for tonight.
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Wellsburg
W. Va
West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co
United Mine Workers District 50
Robert Findling
Winchester Evening Star June 1 1966
The Winchester Evening Star issue dated Wednesday June 1 1966 presents local news briefs, notices, and community updates from Winchester Virginia with highlights on civic events and regional happenings of the day.
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Winchester Evening Star
Woman cashes $20 with coins. foil rolls mislead teller
A North Carolina woman entered a Statesville bank and exchanged two coin rolls for twenty dollars in paper money. Teller David Eisele later found the rolls contained aluminum foil washers with a quarter at each end. In New Delhi, Bhutan may seek a United Nations seat after talks between King Jigme Dorji Wangchuk and Prime Minister Indira Gandhi.
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Statesville
N.C
North Carolina National
David Eisele
Eisele
New Delhi
Bhutan
India
Tibet
United Nations
Jigme Dorji Wangchuk
Indira Gandhi
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