De Gaulle to Address Nation in Key Campaign Interview
Paris reports France returns to politics as President Charles de Gaulle prepares a televised interview with Michel Droit. He aims to frame a Gaullist stability message ahead of June 23 and 30 national elections while social discontent lingers from the strike wave.
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France
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Michel Droit
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Figaro Litteraire
National Assembly
Popular Front
Kennedy Family Quietly Faces Funeral After Kennedy Assassination
The report details the Kennedy family handling of Robert F. Kennedy’s coffin at La Guardia and Gilded Cathedral vigil scenes. It notes Ethel Kennedy, Joan Kennedy, and Edward Kennedy guiding the burial process with poise as relatives reassure mourners. Additional items cover Myron Bright’s judicial confirmation, postmaster nominations for Minnesota and South Dakota, and a note on Crater Lake’s caldera origin.
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Edward M. Kennedy
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U.S
France
Jean
Kennedy
Los Angeles
Ethel
Stephen Smith
Hearing set on milk purchasing area expansion in Minnesota
AP report from Minneapolis notes the USDA will hold a June 25 hearing at the Curtis Hotel on enlarging the federal milk purchasing area to include Minnesota and seven Wisconsin counties. The move aims to broaden coverage for dairy farmers and milk dealers. Separately, Navy announces Capt Robert B Baldwin of Minneapolis among 29 officers chosen for promotion to rear admiral. he leads the aircraft carrier Forrestal and is one of five carrier skippers selected.
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Minnesota
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Washington
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Navy
Ehlers Named Chairman of Minnesota Convention Rules Committee
Thomas Ehlers of Redwood Falls is named chairman of the 17 member rules committee for the 1968 Minnesota state convention. GOP state chairman George Thiss announced the appointment. The convention runs June 12 to 15 in Duluth.
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Minneapolis
Thomas Ehlers
Redwood Falls
Minnesota
GOP
George Thiss
Duluth
New Probe on Violence to Differ From the Warren Report Method
Washington AP report says Rep Hale Boggs a Warren Commission alumnus expects the Eisenhower commission to probe violence with broader scope and open hearings. Judge Higginbotham urges addressing poverty discrimination as root causes while experts examine mass media, education and housing impacts.
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Washington
Johnson
Commission On Violence
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
Hale Boggs
D-La
Robert F. Kennedy
Los Angeles
Boggs
Milton S. Eisenhower
U.S
A. Leon Higginbotham
Philadelphia
Higginbotham
Leader of Lutheran Church Dies at 67
The Rev. Dr. Franklin Clark Fry, longtime leader of the Lutheran Church in America, died in New Rochelle Hospital at age 67 after battling cancer. He had resigned as president a week earlier due to ill health and had led the church since 1962, guiding mergers and expanding ecumenical work with the World Council of Churches. His impact included steering dialogue with the Eastern Orthodox Church and addressing racial issues in America.
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N.Y
Franklin Clark Fry
Lutheran Church In
Fry
Dr. Fry
United Lutheran Church of America
Lutheran Church of America
World Council of Churches
America
U S Leaders in Vietnam Talks to Attend Kennedy Funeral
Ambassadors W Averell Harriman and Cyrl R Vance, heads of the U S negotiating team in the Vietnam peace talks, fly to New York to attend Senator Robert F Kennedy's funeral. Talks are in recess until Wednesday. Harriman plans to return to Paris before then. Vance may stay in the U S for several days for personal reasons. The seventh session of the pace talks was held last Wednesday.
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Paris
W. Averell Harriman
Cyrl R. Vance
U.S
New York
Robert F. Kennedy
Harriman
Vance
United States
Kansas 8th Grader Wins Spelling Bee
Robert L Walters, eighth grader from Russell Kansas, won the 41st National Spelling Bee. He edged Ann Johnson, eighth grader from Richfield Minnesota, to claim the championship.
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Washington
Robert L. Walters
Russell
Kan
Ann Johnson
Richfield
Minn
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