De Gaulle's Policies Could Endanger Western Security
Johnson told Foreign Service officers at the State Department that NATO reform must be by Allied cooperation not dismantling the defense system. He warned that French policies and potential withdrawal of French forces in Germany threaten NATO unity, as 14 NATO governments reaffirmed solidarity without naming De Gaulle.
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Johnson
State Department
de Gaulle
NATO
Germany
France
Washington
White House
Change Comes To Indonesia Under Suharto
A report on Indonesia as Sukarno remains head of state while Lt. Gen. Suharto and allies hold real power. Analysts expect a civilian government with strong military backing and a neutralist international stance. Food shortages threaten 108 million people as rice prices surge twelvefold. Rebuilding the economy faces a steep task after a decade of per capita GNP decline.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
Suharto
Japan
United States
Mands
da Nang
1St Corps
Nguyen Chanh Thi
Saigon
Indonesian Population Growth and Student Movement
Indonesia faces rapid growth with 2.5 percent yearly expansion. Java houses 70 percent of the population despite seven percent of land, while Central Java grows at 2.7 percent. Sukarno remains a symbol of independence as student-led protests claim the future leadership.
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Indonesia
Indonesian Archipelago
Java
Buddhists Rally Against Ky Regime Amid Da Nang Hue Protests
In South Vietnam Buddhist groups denounce Premier Ky's military rule with large antigovernment marches in Hue and Da Nang. Demonstrators attack U.S. support while Marines report fresh Communist fatalities in Quang Ngai and surrounding areas.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
da Nang
Hue
Nguyen Cao Ky
United States
U.S. Information Service
Anglican Archbishop Meets With Pope Paul
The Pope and the Archbishop of Canterbury met in the Sistine Chapel for the first official encounter since 1534. They spoke of Christian unity and world peace, with Dr. Michael Ramsey expressing hope for an end to war and unity in truth.
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Vatican City
Canterbury
Church of
Dr. Ramsey
Paul
Henry VIII
Church of England
Rome
Ramsey
Geoffrey Fisher
John XXIII
Three First State Bank Directors Face Conflict Charges
Columbus bank director Alex S. Dombey sues for 400000 against Charles J. McGreevy alleging related loans were approved by McGreevy and other bank officials. Plaintiffs claim McGreevy owes the bank on loans and seeks judgment in Franklin County Common Pleas Court.
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Columbus
First State Bank & Trust Co
Alex S. Dombey
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Dombey
Charles J. sleGreevy
McGreevy
Point Pleasant Marine Killed in Viet Nam Conflict
Sgt. Stanley Riffle of the Marine Corps was killed in action in Viet Nam. His mother, Mrs. Grace Riffle of Point Pleasant, was informed by a Marine officer from Parkersburg. This is Mason County’s first Viet Nam fatality. He attended Point Pleasant High School and is survived by his mother, two brothers in Maryland and Akron, and three sisters in Akron Indianapolis and Columbus.
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Point Pleasant
Stanley Riffle
Marine Corps
Viet Nam
Grace Riffle
Lincoln Ave
Riffle
Parkersburg
Mason County
Sergeant Riffle
Point Pleasant High School
Howard Riffle
Heber
Maryland
Clell
Akron
Hope Meredith
Hilda Harshbarger
Indianapolis
Marriott Blake
Columbus
Hydrogen bomb recovery sparks plan to dismantle and study
Officials say once recovered from the sea off Spain the missing American hydrogen bomb will be dissected and examined for months and years. The plan outlines months of testing and analysis by experts before any further action.
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Washington
United States
Spain
Senate to vote on official vice presidential residence
The Senate, led by Hubert H. Humphrey, will decide a bill to fund an official residence for the vice president. The House approved a $750,000 plan by a 197 to 184 party line vote to build a "little White House" on 10 acres at the Naval Observatory grounds.
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Washington
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
House
White House
Naval Observatory
Illinois Finalist Rejects Atom Smasher Site
A National Academy of Sciences panel named six potential sites for a 200 billion electron volt atom smasher. South Barrington IL voted against hosting, preferring the facility be placed elsewhere, while Weston WI and the other sites pursue the project.
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New York
Chamber of Commerce
South Barrington
Chicago
Arthur Hogfelt
Weston
Arthur Theriault
Weston Village
National Academy of Sciences
Senate approves DST bill for uniform clock changes
The Senate backed an amended House bill to standardize Daylight Savings Time from the last Sunday in April to the last Sunday in October. States may opt out if their legislatures exempt clocks from advancing. The measure returns to the House by voice vote to consider the amendment.
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Washington
Senate
House
Meigs Nursing Home Wins Federal Hill-Burton Funds
Meigs County nursing home proposal in Lincoln Heights Pomeroy receives part of $11 million Hill-Burton grants for Ohio hospitals and allied facilities. Funds include $150000 for the Big Bend Nursing Home and $3.3 million for long term care units and nonprofit homes, with $1 million to Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens. The five day forecast calls for colder spells Thursday and Friday with modest warming later, and normal high lows for Cincinnati and Columbus.
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Pomeroy
Big Bend
Hill-Burton
Ohio
Meigs County
Lincoln Heights
Sheltering Arms
Athens
Cincinnati
Columbus
Cleveland
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Oregon
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Laos
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