Quebec Crisis Deepens Split Over Separatism
Quebec faces a severe internal crisis as separatist sentiment grows amid a royal visit. Protests drew police restraint while leaders fail to unite, and polls show about 13 percent of French Canadians favor outright secession.
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Trio Cleared to Fly After East Germany Spy Incident
The Air Force cleared Capt. David L. Holland, Capt. Melvin J. Kessler, and Lt. Harold Welch for further flying duties after a reconnaissance RB66 crossed into Communist East Germany and was shot down by a Soviet jet. A board blamed navigation gear failure and weather, with Welch injured. Holland and Kessler held ground assignments, Welch hospitalized, and all three had been released from captivity in March.
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Teenagers die in rural Carthage collision
Carthage Texas AP report: Alvy Soape, 13, died and Abert Downing, 17, was seriously hurt when the cars they drove collided on a farm road three miles east of Carthage. Soape reportedly died on scene after the crash Monday.
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Hitchcock Keeps Suspense Above Average On NBC
New York AP writer Cynthia Lowry notes Alfred Hitchcock’s TV suspense series remains above average with dry witty irony. A standout episode centers on an ex con and a widow in a rat infested waterfront shack ending in gruesome fate. Ann Sothern shines as the tough widow. recent NBC politics and Jackie Mason TV issues also mentioned.
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Colleges Enroll Record 146 699 in Texas
Texas Commission on Higher Education reports a record 146,699 students across 120 state colleges for the latest year, up 9.05 percent from 1963. Gains highlighted include Stephen F. Austin State College and Southwest Texas, with varied increases across multiple Texas institutions.
Wallace attacks federal courts over school control rally
Gov George Wallace urged Maryland residents to restore state control of public schools arguing for exclusive jurisdiction to the states. He cited Alabama legislative backing of a constitutional amendment and said federal interference must end. The remarks came at a rally linked to Southern governors and the Barry Goldwater camp, amid NBC satire and Tokyo Olympic events coverage.
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