Old Pro Earl Perry Targets New Mexico Democrats in Critique
New Mexico politics heat up as Earl Perry accuses the Democratic machine of building an unparalleled power structure. He targets Gene Lusk and Gov. Jack Campbell while noting a lack of political fence mending. The piece also questions state insurance practices and the influence of prominent lawmakers on carrier choices.
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Dominican Peace Force to Begin Leaving
U S and Latin American troops of the 80 000 man Inter American peace force will start withdrawing from the Dominican Republic before July 1. Officials say the pullout may last beyond September and could extend longer. The start date will be fixed Friday in Washington at an Organization of American States meeting.
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Johnson signals open door for France to return to NATO leadership
President Johnson tells Charles de Gaulle the door remains open for France to resume a leading role in Atlantic affairs. A House subcommittee hearing also notes Rusk cites cautious progress toward possible European disarmament while Ball’s testimony is censored for national security reasons. Leddy says US supports Spain joining NATO but faces opposition from Britain and Scandinavia. He also reports a 500 percent rise in Soviet naval and submarine activity in the Atlantic over three years. France previously moved to withdraw from NATO's integrated setup, with a Brussels headquarters planned. Johnson stresses France’s past contributions and urges resumption of common alliance duties when ready.
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Michigan Hears Call to Lower Voting Age to Eighteen
Michigan lawmakers head to a fall vote on making 18-year-olds eligible to vote, a proposal that could amend the state constitution. The House approved 79 to 23, with the Senate already backing the measure last April. A second tax proposal failed to reach two thirds but was reconsidered.
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Michigan
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Tax agencies criticized for burdensome rules
A business executive told a special congressional panel that state taxing bodies are barraging manufacturers with indiscriminate taxes and excessive paperwork, threatening higher prices for consumers.
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UPI
Indonesian Leaders Press Sukarno Critics Rise In Congress
Delegates in Jakarta attack President Sukarno over economic woes and alleged Communist links as 9000 students rally outside. Calls grow for Lt Gen Suharto to take more powers, possibly form a new cabinet, with Congress eyeing removal of Sukarno's president for life.
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Michigan Girl Hurt in Wreck Near Shamrock
A 17 year old girl from Muskegon Heights suffered a fractured back when a car carrying eight people from Michigan overturned about 11 miles east of Shamrock on U S 66. Katie Allers was listed in satisfactory condition at Shamrock General Hospital.
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U.S. 66
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Clergyman Joins Kenya Roman Catholic Teaching Post
Dr. Ross P. Schere, a clergyman, has joined the National Council Group in Nairobi to develop large-scale inshore fishing along the Indian Ocean coast and teach at a Catholic university. The move involves collaboration among Lutheran, Missouri Synod, and British church groups.
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UPI
Ross P. Schere
Nairobi
Kenya
Lutheran Church- Kenya
Missouri Synod
Ross
National Council Group
Catholic University
Oil Depot Bombing Not in U S Plans
Undersecretary of State George W. Ball said on Meet the Press that no decision to bomb oil depots near Hanoi and Haiphong had been reached. He defended bombing military targets and noted no immediate plan to broaden strikes while stressing continued Western defense and Western European readiness.
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Haiphong
NBC
Meet the Press
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Viet Nam
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Wheeler Red Cross Seeks Volunteers
Wheeler County Red Cross seeks 50 volunteers for an August 4 blood drive at Wheeler Methodist Church. Volunteers should attend a three hour training session starting at 9 am Tuesday. Mrs. Carroll Adams chairs the effort to ensure continued operation of the Red Cross Blood Center at Parkview Hospital in Wheeler Topeka.
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Topeka
Kanby Parkview Hospital
Milk Deliveries In U.S. Use About 135000 Trucks
About 135000 milk trucks are in service in the United States, moving dairy products to retailers and institutions. The figure reflects widespread commercial dairy distribution and fleet usage across major regions.
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