French Students Appear Undecided Amid Paris Protests
In Paris and other cities, demonstrations in support of President de Gaulle followed his call for new elections. Sorbonne students lingered in the courtyard while a Maoist meeting saw faint attendance. Daniel Cohn-Bendit remained elusive as unions kept strikes alive and factories drew attention away from street protests.
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Paris
Sorbonne
France
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Unive
Sity
National Union of French Students
Daniel Cohn-Bendit
Danny the
Red
Colin-Bendit
Odeon
Space Test A Success At Houston Center
Space Center Houston reports a third successful thermal vacuum test of the Apollo lunar module design. Air Force Major Joseph Gadianso and Glenn Kingsley entered the stainless steel chamber with spacesuits, simulating space conditions from minus 150 to plus 150 degrees. A follow up test is planned Saturday with astronaut James Irwin and pilot Gerald Gibbons, following similar Monday and Wednesday tests.
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Air Force
Joseph Gadiano
Manned Spacecraft Center
Glenn Kingsley
Grumman
James Irwin
Gerald Gibbons
Indictment Of 34 OSU Students Over Building Takeover
Se cret indictments were returned against 34 Ohio State University students for unlawful detainment conspiracy to abduct blackmail and menacing threats linked to the April 26 occupation of the administration building. OSU deputies and campus police arrested participants as exams approached and the campus calmed after the protest.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
OSU
Howard Johnson
Ohio State
Gordon Carson
Vietnam
Carson
Weapons To Jordan From America
United States announced a massive airlift of military hardware to Jordan amid rising Arab fears and ongoing regional tension. The shipments, part of a late March package, include 118 F104 jets and 100 Patton tanks. Heavy equipment will travel by sea, with air deliveries of ammunition and parts landing in Amman daily.
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Jordan
Jordan River
Washington
U.S
Israel
Amman
Hussein
Moshe Dayan
Gaza Strip
West Bank
De Gaulle reshapes government as crisis eases
Paris AP report says President De Gaulle forms a new cabinet with Pompidou as premier to guide France through post strike recovery and prepare for a June National Assembly vote. He bolsters military and police readiness near Paris amid threats from critics.
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Paris
France
Charles de Gaulle
Georges Pompidou
National Assembly
de Gaulle
Rennes
Britanny
Pompidou
Maurice Couve de Murville
Hanoi Rejects Johnson Call as Talks Stall in Paris
North Vietnam bluntly rejected President Johnson’s request for a gesture of restraint and said no ransom would halt bombing. Xuan Thuy signaled Hanoi’s hard line while Le Duc Tho was slated to join the Paris talks, strengthening the negotiators’ hand despite stalled proceedings.
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UPI
Hanoi
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Politbureau
Vietnam
Xuan Thuy
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
United States
le Duc Tho
Vietnamese Communist Party
Nguyen Than le
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Thuy
Hanoi Politbureau
Harriman
Burglary and Theft Report From City Officers
Burglars damaged a door at Ace Metal Products Co and rifled a cigarette machine, missing an unknown amount of change. A soft drink machine was targeted, damage set at 40 dollars. A stolen motorcycle and two helmets valued at 50 dollars were reported from a residence. Car tires were stolen from RK. F. Janak’s son’s vehicle. A BB gun damaged a picture window at David Laurie Fans far’s home. Caprock High School window damaged. 30 dollars damage. Four hubcaps stolen from Calvin Carey Hunt’s car. Maverick Boys Club suffered 250 dollars in damage and more than 100 dollars cash taken along with three coin machines. Rock broken window at Scivally’s Food Store caused 300 dollars damage. James S. Sims reported cash missing from his room. TG and Y Store burglarized via roof access, 500 dollars of merchandise stolen including drills tools watches tapes radios and records.
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RK. F. Janak
Rt. 1
Amarillo
Ward
Canyon Expressway
David Laurie
Maryland
Maverick Boys Club
Lincoln
Tg&y
Martin Road
Western Union Strike Averted
Washington AP reports a nationwide strike by the Commercial Telegraphers Union, AFL-CIO, was cancelled as officials announced a tentative agreement with Western Union. The old contract will extend past its midnight expiry until members vote on the new terms.
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Washington
Western Union
Commercial Telegraphers Union
Afl-Cio
CTU
E. L. Hageman
Youths Held in Attack Near Canyon Jail
Two Amarillo high school students, Chris M. Valverde and Porfiro Mendoza, both 17, pleaded guilty to aggravated assault on a police officer and received three months in Randall County jail plus fines. They were among four youths charged after a Thursday traffic incident south of Amarillo that led to drunkenness charges for all and fines totaling hundreds of dollars.
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Amarillo
Randall County
Chris M. Valverde
Roberts
Porfiro Mendoza
Carroll Brown
Wiue
Texas
J. E. Cadenhead
Bill Harvill
Justice of the Peace
W. A. Wilson
Valverde
Joint Bond Fight Denied by Canyon County Figures
Fletcher Sims Jr a Randall County businessman denied involvement in any organized opposition to the 1,350,000 Canyon school bond election on May 18 which passed 621 to 506. He said he funded radio spots and acted independently. Dick Flenniken and John Albers denied organized opposition as well, stating they opposed the bond as individuals. Sims cited economic concerns and war in Vietnam as reasons against such expenditure.
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Fletcher Sims, Jr
Randall County
Canyon
Sunday News- Globe
Sims
Dick Flenniken
John Albers
Flenniken
Vietnam
Wood
Invalid Injured In City Fire
A 65 year old man with disabilities suffered second and third degree burns to both legs when a bed caught fire at about 7 a.m. Friday. Alan Wood of 1313 NW 16th was reported in satisfactory condition at St. Anthony's Hospital late Friday.
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Alan Wood
St. Anthony's Hospital
Fire damages vacant house on Pierce Street
A blaze of undetermined origin struck an unoccupied house at 802 Pierce just before midnight Friday. Six fire units and about 15 firefighters contained the fire by 12:30 a.m. Saturday. Damage appeared heavy, mainly in the upper structure, and the owner was named as Howard Boxwell.
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Orgin
Pierce
Firmen
Howard Boxwell
Doctors Cutting Down on Smokes
Kansas City report says the American Academy of General Practice found that about 80 percent of 3,000 responding members do not smoke cigarettes. Of the non-smokers, 40 percent, or 838, are former smokers with 335 quitting in the last five years amid concerns about throat and lung cancer.
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Kansas City
UPI
American Academy of General Practice
Organization of Family Physicians
American Medical Association
Congressman Fears Hospital Fund Cut
Washington reports that up to 30 veterans hospitals could close if a proposed $6 billion reduction is approved, affecting Johnson's $186 billion budget. Congressman Olin Teague warned of the impact, while a conference committee stressed there will be no curbs on veterans benefits or hospital closures.
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Washington
UPT
Veterans’ Hospital
Johnson
U.S
Olin Teague
D-Tex
Veterans’ Committee
Plane's Propeller Kills Purcell Man
Purcell businessman B. H. Bacon, 58, was killed when a private plane’s propeller struck him as he walked around to free a wheel after a flight from Enid. The incident occurred Thursday as he exited the aircraft near Purcell, Oklahoma.
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Okla
B. H. Bacon
Enid
Highway Patrol
Bacon
Islands Dot Guanabara Bay Near Rio De Janeiro
AP reports Guanabara Bay near Rio de Janeiro contains about 150 islands with Sugar Loaf guarding its entrance.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Guanabara Bay
VanderHorst Merger Plans with Unochrome Group
VanderHorst Corp of America announces a merger with Unochrome International Group of Companies in Terrell. The combined firm will be a leading electrolytic hard chrome plating and precision grinding specialist with plants across the United States Europe and North America.
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Terrell, Tex
VanderHorst Corp. of America
Terrell
Unochrome International Group
VanderHorst
Unochrome
E. H. Mulder
Reno L. Vander Horst
England
Ireland
Canada
United States
Guadalajara
Mexico
Salt Consumption Rises Markedly in US and Canada
CHICAGO AP The per capita salt use jumped from 97 pounds in 1910 to over 365 pounds yearly. Salt Institute president W E F Dickenson told executives he expects U S and Canada salt usage to rise about 60 percent by 1975. U S salt output reached a record 36.5 million tons in 1966 with Canada at 4.6 million tons. About two thirds of dry salt and brine supply the chemical industry as a starting point for chlorine and soda ash.
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Chicago
United States
W. E F. Dickenson
The
Salt Institute
Association
Canada
Louisville Rioters Calm After Tumult
National Guard troops begin withdrawal from Louisville West End if calm persists amid ongoing looting and arson. White merchants report heavy losses. Negro marshals aid police as tensions ease. WEST group condemns city and state officials, calls for exit of guardsmen and action to address white racism and police practices.
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National Guard
West End
White Emergency Support Team
West
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