NATO Splits Averted At Spring Meeting In London
Foreign ministers of 15 allies return home after averting a public split over the Vietnam and Dominican Republic policies. The communique affirms rights to self determination and notes grave threats to peace. Rusk pressed for a peace talks line while France urged immediate negotiations and Vietnamese self determination.
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Viet Nam
Dominican Republic
NATO
Dominecan Republic
Malaysia
U.S
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Maurice Couve de Murville
Charles de Gaulle
United States
China
New York Plans 1000 Extra Officers for Parks Patrols
About 1,000 additional police and policewomen will patrol New York City's parks and recreation areas this summer as part of the war on crime, aiming to deter crime and reassure residents.
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NEW York
Virginia coach John George to speak at James Wood Banquet
University of Virginia coach John George Blackburn will address the James Wood Touchdown Club Banquet Monday night at 6 30 p m. Tickets are on sale at Winchester Furniture Store and from Lewis Ewing at Shenandoah Valley National Bank.
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University of Virginia
James Wood Touchdown Club
Winchester Furniture
Lewis Ewing
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Rebels Near Settlement With Dominican Junta Aim
A Dominican rebel spokesman said a settlement with the rival military civilian junta may be near after a meeting with rebel leader Col. Francisco Caamano and two Organization of American States peace commission members. He insisted on dismissal of key officers backing the junta and ruled out a coalition government while seeking constitutional restoration.
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Elias Wessin Y Wessin
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Caamano
Washington
Heavy Contact With Viet Cong Reported
Near Bac Lieu in the Mekong delta region heavy fighting left 16 South Vietnamese soldiers and one American wounded. Viet Cong losses included 16 killed and 10 captured. air strikes neutralized Viet Cong positions after an hour of intense exchanges.
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Bac Lieu
U.S
Central Highlands
North
Viet Nam
Song Be
Lunik 5 Reaches Moon But Skips Soft Landing Goal
The Soviet Lunik 5 landed in the Sea of Clouds area at 10 10 p m Moscow time ending its three day flight five minutes ahead of schedule. Tass said the craft gathered data needed for future soft landing development though the mission did not achieve a gentle descent.
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Soviet Union
United States
Tass
Liberals Cheer Poll Tax Ban Move in House Panel
The House Judiciary Committee advanced a voting rights bill banning poll taxes in any election. Chairman Emanuel Celler led Northern Democrats in approving the administration plan to suspend literacy tests and broaden federal registration, amid Senate debates on amendments and timing.
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Emanuel Celler
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Dirksen
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Virginia
Mississippi
Alabama
U.S
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Mike Mansfield
Allen J. Ellender
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Weather: Cold Front Drops Temps to the 40s in Richmond
A cold front overthrows a ridge of high pressure tonight lowering temperatures to the 40s in parts of the region. Friday looks sunny and seasonable with light winds and more mild air.
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Richmond
New U S Agency Would Include Weather Bureau
President Johnson proposed consolidating the Weather Bureau with the Coast and Geodetic Survey to form the Environmental Science Administration. The plan aims to improve environmental information, warning systems for natural hazards, and services to agriculture, transport, industry, and defense, through Reorganization Plan No 2 of 1965.
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Weather Bureau
Washington
Johnson
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Environmental Science Service Administration
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House
Senate
Bureau of Customs
No Law Against It Women Ride Outside Step in San Francisco
In San Francisco the tradition of women not riding the outside step of cable cars dies as Mona Hutchin 19 proves there is no law prohibiting it. Conductor Frank Brown gripman John Hoburn and others admit no difference if women ride, though some grumble about skirts and safety while two riders insist on staying outside and finally depart without paying.
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Tom McGrath
Gripmen’s Union
Mona Hutchin
John Hoburn
Gripman
Hyde Street
Frank Brown
Confessed Spy Thompson Receives Thirty Year Sentence
Robert Glenn Thompson a former Air Force enlisted man who admitted spying for Russia for six years was sentenced by U S District Judge Walter Bruchhausen in Brooklyn to a term up to 30 years in prison. The judge cited six years of criminal activity undermining national security and ordered the lengthy punishment.
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New York
Robert Glenn Thompson
Air Force
Russia
Long Island
U.S
Johnson Challenges China in Viet Nam War Address
President Johnson delivered a television radio address from the White House promising unconditional talks to end the Viet Nam war while warning Communist China seeks to erode U S Asia influence. He outlined three faces of the war and pressed for regional development aid including North Viet Nam after peace.
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Asia
Viet Nam
White House
South Viet Nam
Association of American Editorial Cartoonists
United States
Uniion
Southeast Asia
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