De Gaulle Arrives in Moscow For Talks With Red Leaders
French President Charles de Gaulle lands at Vnukovo-2 in Moscow for high level talks with Soviet leaders. He arrives in a World War II uniform amid a guard of honor as a 21 gun salute signals the start of discussions amid tensions over NATO. He is accompanied by top diplomats and is eight days from a July 1 NATO withdrawal deadline.
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Moscow
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
France
NATO
Atlantic Alliance
de Gaulle
Vnukovo-2
Paris
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Alexei II
Kosygin
Phi
Stolen Documents Rejected As Evidence in Dodd Hearing
Washington reporters note the Senate Ethics Committee rejected thousands of documents stolen from Sen. Thomas J. Dodd’s office as evidence in the misconduct inquiry. Chairman John C. Stennis said copies were too stigmatized to use. Dodd, 59, attended the closed session amid spotlight coverage. James P. Boyd, former admin assistant, acknowledged involvement in removing papers. The panel has conducted extensive pre-hearing work and interviewed 25 witnesses.
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Washington
UPD
Senate Ethics Committee
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
John C. Stennis
Dmiss
Dodd
Klein
James P. Boyd
Stennis
Fugitive Shot in Georgia After 14 Hour Manhunt
In Donalsonville Georgia a 14 hour multi state chase ended when Robert Lee Williams 47 was cornered and fatally shot as he raised a shotgun at officers. Williams is accused of killing cafe owners raping a teen and wounding several others during the siege. Georgia Bureau of Investigation agent Morris Stuart was injured, face and eye reportedly at risk.
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Georgia
Donalsonville
Robert Lee Williams
Williams
Georgia Bureau of Investigation
Morris Stuart
Esteen Bryant
Ella Croon
Cecil Franklin
Franklin
Alabama
Florida
FBI
Youth Killed in Baseball Accident at VOORHEESVILLE NY
Kenneth Floyd Johnston 15 of Westmere was killed during an Albany County American Legion League game when he and teammate Michael Brodie 16 collided while attempting to catch a fly ball. Johnston died en route to Albany Medical Center Hospital. Brodie suffered possible head injuries. The incident prompted urgent lifesaving efforts and an oxygen administration by sheriff's deputies.
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Voorheesville
N. Y
Kenneth Floyd Johnston
Westmere
Michael Brodie
Albany County American Legion League
Red Cross
Sheriff’s Department
Johnston
Albany Medical Center
Ravena
Freedom Marchers to Philadelphia for 1964 rights murder scene
Leaders of the Mississippi freedom march say they will send a group of voter registration workers by car to Philadelphia, Mississippi, for a demonstration. Dr. Robert Green of SCLC notes Floyd McKissick and possibly Martin Luther King Jr. may attend. The event recalls the 1964 murders of Schwerner, Goodman, and Chaney and the 18 indicted defendants to stand trial in Meridian.
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Freedom
Belzoni
Miss
UPI
Philadelphia
Herb Callendar
Congress of Racial Equality
Core
Mississippi Delta
Delta
Robert Green
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Floyd McKissick
Martin Luther King Jr
Michael Schwerner
Andrew Goodman
James Chaney
Meridian
Neshoba County
Lawrence Rainey
Snelling Calls Road Bill Hastily Done in Vermont
In Manchester Shelburne Republican candidate Richard A. Snelling said at a Bennington County Young Republican picnic the legislature's four lane highway plan replacing U S 7 was hastily enacted. He questioned traffic counts and warned against 100 percent state funding, while stressing the need for long term highway programs and greater school aid. Opponent Thomas L. Hayes prepared to comment, criticizing Hoff on regionalization and noting support for school regionalization but not mandatory.
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Manchester
Richard A. Snelling
Shelburne
U.S
Vermont
Snelling
Bennington County
Banner
Thomas L. Hayes
Winston L. Prouty
Hayes
Philip H. Hoff
Hoff
Avalanche
Young Republicans
Fair Haven
Allan B. Angney Jr
Arlington
Senate
Paul Bohne III
Bennington
GOP
Perry H. Merrill
James Mann
Waterville
The
Vermont Young Republicans
John Perry
Ferdinand Bongartz
Ringheiser
Unification Vote Tomorrow In Bennington Town Meeting
Voters decide on a proposed new town charter to consolidate town government and some districts. Polls open 10 a.m. at North Bennington Fire House for north village and Bennington Elementary School for others, 10 to 7. A floor session at 8 p.m. will address advancing 1966 tax billing date and Grievance Day scheduling amid complex 1959 tax bill rules.
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Secon
North Bennington
North Village
Bennington
John Wayne Bravely Signs Autographs Under Fire
In Chu Lai Viet Nam Communist sniper fired near John Wayne as he signed autographs for Marines. Five bullets kicked up sand ten yards away before Wayne calmly resumed signing helmets and watching Marines pursue the shooter during a UPI report.
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John Wayne
Viet Nam
Chu Lai
UPI
He-Man
Wayne
U.S
Inside Art Center Endowment Fund Debate
On the Inside Art Center announces a new endowment fund with details on page three. An editorial comments on the unification vote appears on page four. Columnist Gerald Raftery ponders modern trends, calling it the age of pink dinosaurs.
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Art Center
Gerald Raftery
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Bennington College
Barn
Edward J. Bloustein
Oscar M. Ruebhausen
Russia
Red
Lippe Baudet
Valerian Zorin
Podgorny
Maurice Couve de Murville
Andrei Gromyko
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
Stuart
Atlanta
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