DeGaulle Pressures Pompidou On Foreign Minister Pick
Paris reports say Charles de Gaulle wants Pompidou to keep Gaullist line by reappointing Michel Debre or naming Maurice Couve de Murville as foreign minister. Giscard D Estaing may join cabinet. Debre played key role in Britain, Israel, and Europe policy. Cabinet due Friday after oath.
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Nake
Maurice Couve de Murville
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Debre
Valery Giscard D’estaing
D’estaing
L’aurore
Israel
Europe
Gaullist
National Assembly
Jacques Chaban-Delmas
Antoine Pinay
Pomnidou
Poher
Evans deck officer declines to testify in Evans case
Lt. Ronald C. Ramsey, deck officer of the destroyer Frank E. Evans, says his rights were violated as he seeks to avoid testifying. He claims denial of access to witnesses, inability to cross examine, and no recall rights. The US Australian panel refers the matter to its legal counsel.
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South China Sea
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Romney outlines path to revenue sharing for cities
Secretary George Romney of HUD says federal revenue sharing hinges on city state cooperation. He urges a political coalition of mayors and governors to win Congressional approval, noting mayors want direct grant funding rather than state distributions.
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Congress
Tractor overturns kill farmer in rural accident
A 27 year old Loretto man Leo E Lamars died when his tractor overturned striking him in the neck by the machine s sickle bar authorities said Lamars died at the scene in the rural incident.
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Armstrong says he feels ready for moon landing
SPACE CENTER Houston AP Neil A Armstrong commander of the Apollo 11 mission has completed a series of flights in a landing trainer and says he feels ready to try the touchdown on the moon He flew the lunar landing training vehicle LLTV three times Monday reaching 300 feet in altitude total eight flights in the spider like craft Confidence in the overall landing maneuver grows as Armstrong speaks with newsmen after his second flight The LLTV simulates the moon gravity and control with jets and thrusters An earlier test in a similar craft led to an eject and parachute and a crash last December another pilot ejected safely Apollo 11 is scheduled to launch July 16.
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Seaway leadership seen for economic growth in 10th anniversary
Michigan Governor William Milliken and Ontario Premier John Robarts urged renewed cooperation to unlock St. Lawrence Seaway potential during 10th anniversary ceremonies at Crysler Farm. They cited 1968 cargo totals of 48 million tons as only a preview, noting joint efforts by Ontario and New York on hydroelectric dam projects aided the waterway's development.
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William Milliken
John Robarts
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Seaway
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New York
Malcolm Wilson
Cornwall
Controversial CSA transport praised under better contract
The CSA program is costly yet delivers a superior aircraft, says former Air Force official Robert H. Charles. He testified to the House Armed Services Committee, challenging critics and noting an overall saving versus conventional procedures despite higher upfront costs.
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Armed Services Committee
Study finds poor excluded from state Safe Streets act agencies
The Urban Coalition and Urban America Inc report titled Law and Disorder says planning agencies under the 48 million Safe Streets Act lack representation from the poor, minority groups, private firms and welfare officials. It notes uneven, fragmented objectives and calls for broader local participation to meet urban crime reform goals. Grants total about 4 million to several states and territories, with action funds rising toward 200 million in 1970.
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Czech Communist PartyTargets Right Wing Reformists Campaign
The Czech Communist Party announces a campaign to defeat and isolate right-wing reformists opposing the pro Soviet line in Czechoslovakia. It denounces liberal influence, suppresses dissent against the Soviet invasion, and criticizes youth groups journalists and intellectuals aligning with Western ideas.
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Communist Party Today
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Czechoslov
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Frantisek Kriegel
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Czechoslovakia
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Czech Journalists Union
James Meredith Found Guilty In Harassment Case
New York AP report says James Meredith, Civil rights figure, was found guilty of harassing white tenants in an apartment building he owns to force rent hikes. Meredith did not attend the court session as the conviction was entered. He faces up to 250 dollars in fines or 15 days prison.
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Rhode Island
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James E. Gray
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Gray
Justice Department
New York
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Meredith
University of Mississippi
White House fellow Dickson from Clairton tied to U
Former University of Minnesota football star and Dickson native, now an attorney with General Mills in Minneapolis, was named by President Nixon on Monday as an assistant to cabinet officers and White House staff. Arthur S. Flemming introduced the 18 fellows. Dickson, an All American academic team member, declined a pro football shot with the St Louis Cardinals to attend law school.
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General Mills Corp
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Macalester College
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Flemming
Pat Nixon Praises Volunteers in West Coast Tour
Pat Nixon begins her West Coast official trip with a warm reception and visits street gardens and a 24 hour emergency center operated by FISH. Antiwar demonstrators protest from a nearby building, carrying slogans about napalm while volunteers at the center defend volunteer work amid U S concerns over Vietnam spending. Nixon plans more visits in Portland before flying to Los Angeles to greet volunteers.
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