Humphrey Reports Fruitful Paris Visit With De Gaulle
Vice President Hubert Humphrey returns from a three day trip to Paris with President de Gaulle, calling the talks fruitful and constructive. He delays reporting to President Johnson yet says the friendship between the United States and France remains enduring and cordial.
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Adviser To Presidents Dies At 94 In New York Skies
Bernard M Baruch capitalist philanthropist and adviser to presidents of both parties died Sunday night at 94 from a heart attack. He built wealth from a $3 weekly city job into millions through stock market speculation and donated large sums to medical research education and charity. Baruch stood 6 feet 4 inches with white hair blue eyes and favored white suits and bright bow ties. Syngman Rhee 90 remained in guarded condition with slight improvement after internal bleeding led to hospitalization.
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Tax repeal cuts excise tax effective Tuesday
President Johnson signs a second big tax cut, a 4.7 billion excise tax repeal taking effect Tuesday. Auto and consumer item taxes drop, retailers prepare refunds, and manufacturers pledge price relief. Cars, jewelry, appliances and more see first stage reductions retroactive to May 15, with average $70 back to buyers.
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Congress Studies Major Fiscal Bills For Upcoming Year
Congressional action centers on almost 50 billion dollars in appropriations. The 45.2 billion for the Defense Department covers the fiscal year starting July 1, with 4.2 billion for federal public works. Senate considers a District of Columbia funding bill below 50 million. Interior gets over 1 billion. House advances housing and urban development cabinet plan and interns. Rules panel eyes 1.9 billion anti poverty bill hearings.
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Head Start Grants Awarded to Ohio Schools
Five Ohio grants for this summer’s Head Start projects were announced by the Office of Economic Opportunity. The program funds pre schooling training for underprivileged children before they enter school next fall.
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Floodwaters Continue Along Arkansas River
Destructive flood crest roars toward Larned and Great Bend Kansas after devastating Eastern Colorado and Western Kansas. Waters up to five miles wide in Dodge City Sunday, moving toward Kinsley and beyond. Gov. Avery calls it a 100 year flood as National Guard units monitor the valley ahead of the crest.
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Peace mission capitals to proceed despite denunciations
A spokesman said the Commonwealth Viet Nam peace mission will proceed to Washington Moscow Peking Hanoi and Saigon as planned, despite denunciations from Red China and North Viet Nam. Dr James Z Appel new AMA president argues doctors should not boycott Medicare if enacted and urges cooperation while continuing the fight.
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Train derails near Delphos injuring twenty seven
A Chicago to New York night passenger train jumped the Main Street curve in Delphos with 27 of 150 passengers injured. Several required hospital treatment in nearby Lima but all were released after care.
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South Korean Students Clash Over Japan Treaty
Police used tear gas as about 5000 students protested in Seoul against a treaty to establish diplomatic relations with Japan. The march ended with more than 50 arrests and unknown injuries as the treaty was set for signing in Tokyo after 14 years of talks.
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Billy Graham Ends Crusade in Montgomery
Evangelist Billy Graham wraps an eight day Alabama crusade in Montgomery appealing to an integrated audience to continue the spirit of unity and love shown during the revival.
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Soviet Press Attacks Red China Over hostility and unity bid
Pravda denounces Beijing as openly hostile to Moscow and its drive to unify the Communist camp. The editorial links criticism with a renewed call for a world Communist unity conference opposed by Red China.
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Algiers confronts Ben Bella protests as riot police move in
Algerian soldiers fired shots in the air to disperse a Ben Bella demonstration in Algiers. Police used riot squads to break up crowds after a march by Algerian Student Federation members. The ousted president is held in an army camp as diplomats eye a treason trial.
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Boumedienne Emerges as Leader of Algeria’s Revolutionary Council
Col. Houari Boumedienne, a soft spoken yet forceful 40 year old, heads Algeria’s revolutionary council after ousting President Ahmed Ben Bella. A former anti French fighter and defense minister, he commands a 60,000 strong army and envisions the army as a school for a socialist society.
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American Dies as U S Planes Fight Viet Cong Jets
In Saigon and across North Viet Nam air and ground actions killed 27 government troops and 20 Viet Cong. A Marine died and three were wounded west of Da Nang. 417th American to die in Viet Nam since 1961. Navy planes struck targets near Hanoi and Thanh Hoa. Viet Cong attacked Bien Hoa post and a truck convoy near Nha Trang.
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Labor Strike Shows Rebel Support in Dominican Republic
Dominican workers staged a three day nationwide strike to back rebel leaders. Labor figures deny links to OAS peace negotiations as rebel and junta discuss a provisional government and elections within six to nine months. Rebels seek removal of over 30 officers and civilian disarmament before reintegration.
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