De Gaulle forms new government for elections in France
President Charles de Gaulle named a new cabinet headed by Georges Pompidou as premier to prepare for the National Assembly elections. He strengthened military and gendarmerie units near Paris amid fears of violence as paratroops returned from the provinces and armored cars were moved from storage.
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Charles de Gaulle
France
Georges Pompidou
Nhile
National Assembly
de Gauteisis
Rexoes
Britanny
de Gaulle
Porapin
Maurice’ Couvea
Michel Debre
Fossa Tarr
Coloma
Maurice Couve de Murville
Jeff
Michel Debra
Coue de Murville
Debro
Mini Inter
New Jersey Seeks Flood Disaster Aid
New Jersey requests federal flood disaster aid as heavy storms caused five deaths, evacuations surpassing two thousand, and Passaic River floods cresting six feet. Officials warn health hazards from sewer and septic overflows while damage runs into millions.
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New Jersey
United Press International
Great Plains
Star'st
Richard J. Hughes
Johnson
Passaic
Weather Bureau
Local burglaries under police investigation
Police probe multiple holiday period burglaries with Moon's Auto Body Shop at 2nd and Nelle reported missing more than 700 dollars in tools and merchandise. Items stolen include two acro batteries a portable battery er two mounted tires and a $500 tool collection. Other break ins affected Westside Community Center Marathon Service Station Peerless Lodge Esquire Club and juke box records.
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Moon
Nelle Bts
Carl Lane
Pam
Lane
Westside
Marathon
Park Ave
Peerless Lodge No
Locust St
Esquire Club
Coloma
Canberra Labor deputy cites pill impact on manufacturers
In Canberra the Labor deputy Kolm Cope urged government action to shield baby carriage manufacturers from effects of birth control pills. He claimed the pharmaceutical measures have generally impacted sales and production conditions for local factories.
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Canberra
CPI
Austabia
Paramen
Kolm Cope
Labor
Sdys
Day
Nixon bids for Southern support in Atlanta
In Atlanta on Friday Nixon met top Southern Republicans including Sen. John Tower and Texas chairman Peter O'Donnell. They signaled Nixon’s strong South standing but critics avoided public commitments. The Nixon team reportedly argues Wallace’s continued candidacy helps Democrats by diverting Wallace votes away from Nixon.
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Atlanta
Richeard
Nixon
Theis
Jobo Tower
R-Tex
South
Peter O'Donnell
Dallas
Tower
White
Dozen Cut By Glass At Air Academy Sound Barrier Breaks
About a dozen people were cut by flying glass when a low flying Thunderchief cracked the sound barrier at the Air Force Academy Colorado shattering over 200 windows including in two dormitories the cadet gym and dining hall. None were hospitalized except one needed stitches.
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AIR Force Academy
Colo
Academy
McConnell Air Force Base
Kan
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California Senate Rivalry Intensifies Before California Primary
Five days before the California primary Senators Eugene McCarthy and Robert Kennedy traded sharp attacks over Vietnam policy and campaign tactics. Kennedy accused McCarthy of distorting his record, while McCarthy mocked Kennedy’s threat to withdraw, arguing the remark was akin to a political bluff. Kennedy spoke in San Francisco defending his stance since 1965 and criticized ads by McCarthy’s camp. Reagan column note appears in other coverage.
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United Press International
California
Eugene J. McCarthy
Robert E. Kennedy
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Nhhy McCarthy
Kennedy
McCarthy
San Francisco
Commonwealth Club
Dominican Republic
Vietnam
U.S
Aluminum contract could set industry pattern
New York AP reports a key contract between United Steelworkers and Aluminum Company of America reached Friday night, with ALCOA announcing price hikes effective Saturday to cover higher labor and material costs. Unions and five major aluminum firms had traded proposals against a midnight deadline amid optimism before steel talks start Monday.
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New York
United Seelworkers
Alumonium Co
America
ALCOA
Donald E. Small Named Principal of Daleville School
Daleville superintendent Mel Richman announced that Donald E. Small signed a three year contract to lead Daleville High School. Formerly principal at Abe Junior and Senior High School in Greenwood, he has held roles in Yorktown Whitestown and Vevay and served in the Air Force. He and wife Hilda live near Shelbyville with three children.
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Daleville
Mel Richman
Donald E. Small
Daleville High School
Small
Abe
Greenwood
Indianapolis
Mr. Smet
Yorktown
Whitestown
Vevay
Shelbyville
Waldron
Ball State University
Air Force
Hilda
England
Terence
BSU
Trudi Rickeus
Calwin
Red infiltrators reach Saigon center near palace
Viet Cong infiltrators moved toward central Saigon as gunfights erupted at key intersections. Military reports place guerrillas within a mile of the Presidential Palace and six blocks from National Police headquarters. Overnight fighting stretched across eight streets in Cholon with rockets fired on the capital's outskirts.
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Saigon
An Quang
Cholon
6Th
Ona
Gia ‘Dinh
Navy Finds Sunken Hulk Not Scorpion Off Cape Henlopen
Navy divers inspected a sunken hulk about 70 miles off the Atlantic coast near Cape Henlopen and concluded it is not the missing USS Scorpion. Eighteen divers checked 160 feet down after Pargo detected a metallic object, noting no signs of the submarine and that the hull resembled a World War II boat with a forward gun mount. The search for the atomic submarine continues.
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Cape Henry
Atlantic
Ted Back
Arnold F. Bohade
Schade
Pargo
Overs
Pape
Colvmn
March Leaders Expand Push to 15 Cities in Demand
Washington leaders of the Poor People’s March announced plans to expand their campaign to 15 cities and won a proposal for a uniform federal welfare system after a two hour sit in at the Health, Education and Welfare Department. Hosea Williams of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference led nearly 100 marchers into the Haw auditorium to demand to see Secretary Wilbur J. Cohen. Cohen entered after 6 p.m., five minutes after closing time.
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Washington
UPI
Poor People’s March
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Hosea Williams
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Haw Auditorium
Wilbur J. Cohen
Cohen
Selontna
Youth Faced With Reckless Homicide Charge
Jesse Jordan an 18-year-old of 1916 Park Ave faces a preliminary reckless homicide charge filed by police in Justice of the Peace Harriet Brillon’s court. The affidavit ties the Wednesday night hit and run to the death of Donald C. Brinson of 1403 W. 3rd Ave, who was struck near 29th Street. Jordan was detained at the scene after claiming his car had been stolen.
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Jesse Jordan
Park Ave
Justice Nf the Peace
Harriet Brillon
Donald C. Brinson
W. 3Rd
Jordan
Brinson
29Th
Bet Mt
Madson Ave
United States North Vietnam Talks Stall in Paris Session
In Paris a sixth meeting between US ambassador W Averell Harriman and North Vietnam's Xuan Thuy yielded sharp exchanges but no progress on preliminary peace talks.双方互相指责，双方均显露出挫败情绪。
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Paris
United States
North Vietnam
Vietnam
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Xuan Thuy
Inmate Drug Recoveries At Pendleton Reformatory
Pendleton Indiana Twelve inmates released from hospital after treatment for overdose of drugs stolen from the reformatory drug storage room. Assistant superintendent Paul Bailey said pain relieving drugs and sedatives were involved along with 900 hypodermic needles and 300 syringes. Forty needles and syringes recovered as staff search for the likely work party thief.
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Pendleton
Ind
Indiana
Paul Bailey
Bailey
Traffic Toll Near 1967 Level Lifts Reduction Hopes
The Memorial holiday toll neared the 200 mark as the 102 hour period began, with observers noting the rate was about one third below last year's pace. The National Safety Council had projected figures ahead of the weekend travel period, fueling optimism for a lower final tally.
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United Press International
National Safety Council
Pleave
Cohn
Pfc Leonard A Roy Dies in Vietnam War
Alexandria parents Mr and Mrs Leonard Roy received word their son Marine Corps Pvt 1st Class Leonard Alan Roy 19 was killed in action near Da Nang Vietnam He was assigned to the 1st Shore Battalion Marine Division Fleet Marine Force and trained at Camp Pendleton in California
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Marine Corps
Leonard Alan Roy
da Nang
Vietnam
Roy
Marine Division
Feet Marine Force
Camp Pendleton
Guid e Division Names New Production Engineering Leaders
General Motors Guide Division announces a major reorganization of its production engineering group. C Amos Childers, Guide director, says the changes, effective June 1, streamline functions and bolster service. Four executives are named to new manager posts in engineering, with extensive reassignment of duties across tool design, process engineering, painting, plating, plastics, and manufacturing cost estimating.
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Guide Division
General Motors
C. Amos Childers
Guide
Childers
Floyd G. Crosley
Sylvanus Meyer
W. Gene McMahan
Edgar J. McKinney
Manag Ser
Thomas V. Barrett
Mand
Ver
Grostoy
Ernest W. Loudenbach
Clifford D. Vance
Tommy J. Meyer
McMahan
Mark AE
Trock
Paul M. Johnson
New Arrivals Anderson and Vi Born at St Johns Hospital
Born at St Johns Hospital to Mr and Mrs Jerry Garrin of 25 Marine Dr a girl Born to Mr and Mrs Gene Thompson of 1782 Clark St a boy Born at Community Hospital to Mr and Mrs Bobby D Lambert of Chesterfield three girls Me and Mrs James Garrett of MO W 3rd St a boy Me and Mrs George Lave of 184 Lowell Ave a girl Born to Mr and Mrs Waldo Inglewood Calif a girl The paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Everett Way of Anderson
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Jerry Garringer
Marine Dr
Gene Thompson
Clark St
Community Hospital
Bobby D. Lamsbert
Chesterfield
James Garrett
3Rd
George Lave
Lowell Ave
Bom
Waldo
Inglewood
Calif
Taternal
Mir
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Anderson
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