De Gaulle presses neutralization of Southeast Asia and China ties
Paris reports President Charles de Gaulle advocating Southeast Asia neutralization and necessary relations with Red China. He defended establishing relations with the Chinese Communist regime, avoided commenting on two-Chinas, stressed China’s global influence for Western policy, and linked his stance to regional events including Vietnam and the Saigon coup.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Southeast Asia
Red China
de Gaulle
Peking
China
France
West
Soviet Union
Viet Nam
Laos
Cambodia
India
Pakistan
Burma
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Nguyen Khanh
DeGaull
Chiang Kai- Shek
United States
United States proposes East West arms freeze
GENEVA UP I The United States formally proposes an East West freeze on missiles and aircraft to halt the arms race. Disarmament negotiator William C Foster tells the 17 nation conference that the measure should include anti missile missiles and could be agreed without waiting for a full disarmament treaty, given simpler inspection to prevent cheating.
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Geneva
UPI
United States
U.S
William C. Foster
Graham Presses Volpe for Debate in GOP Governor Race
Boston AP Sen Philip A Graham Republican floor leader presses former Gov John A Volpe to debate him for the GOP nomination. Graham says Volpe owes it to the party to discuss his past record despite Volpe’s reluctance on 25 proposed debate dates.
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Boston
Philip A. Graham
R-Hamilton
John A. Volpe
Republican Party
GOP
Graham
Volpe
Boston Area Award for Space Lab Plans
Gov Endicott Peabody announced at a news conference that NASA would make a $50 million award today for a proposed electronic research center. The facility was to be located in the Greater Boston area but Congress ordered hearings on all sites and a final report to determine the best location.
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Boston
Gov
Track Gets Racing Dates and Gangland Link Probed
State Atty Gen Edward W Brooke's staff probes possible New York racketeering ties to Berkshire Downs financing. The inquiry stems from Hancock track testimony at a Jan hearing, naming Star Lathing Co and figures linked to racketeers, with Magistro as a key witness amid a long history of alleged fraud in Yonkers construction projects.
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Edward W. Brooke
New York City
Berkshire Downs, Inc
Eagle
Attorney General
Racing Commission
Hancock
George Washington Vigino
New York
Star Lathing Co
Bronx
the Eagle
Frank Magistro
Salvatore M. Rizzo
Hancock Raceway, Inc
Star Lathing
Vivino
Magistro
Rizzo
The
Asst. Adv
Herbert R. Travers
Hancock Track
Ace Lathing Co
West Prospect Ave
Mount Vernon
N.Y
Little Augie Pisano
Augie
Anthony Carfano
August Carfano
Pisano
al Capone
Chicago
Jackson Heights
Cavens Magistro
New York State Investigation Commission
Ace Lathing
Yonkers Contracting Co
Ace
Westchester Lathing
Rose Frusciante
Plasterers
New York Times
Westchester
Atty
Herbert RB. Travers
Berkshire Downs
George W. Vivino
Salvatore A. Rizzo
Scarsdale
Johnson Proposes Farm Plan and Study of Food Chains
President Johnson sent Congress a farm program package spanning wheat, cotton, milk, sugar, and potatoes, with a broad call to study the growing power of supermarket chains. He urged a bi partisan commission to evaluate changes in food marketing and proposed a vote on production controls for potatoes while expanding food stamps and school lunch funding to aid poverty in rural and low income areas.
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Washington
API
Johnson
Congress
Kennedy
Congressional
Food For Peace
Five Day Forecast Boosts Seasonal Temperatures
The forecast through Wednesday shows temperatures averaging about 3 degrees above the seasonal normal of 22 with small daily changes. Snow and rain are expected around Tuesday.
U S Ready With Troops For Cyprus
Washington says the United States may join a NATO led peace keeping force in Cyprus totaling about 10 000 with 1 000 to 2 000 from the United States. The plan calls for a three month mission and a non local mediator from a European allied country.
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Camile Bienvenue
Plum Street
Washington
United States
Britain
Greece
Turkey
Cyprus
U.S
NATO
Johnson
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
George W. Ball
Ball
Dean Rusk
Japan
Korea
Rusk
State Department
Commission Split Walsh Votes No on Berkshire Downs Dates
The Massachusetts Racing Commission granted Berkshire Downs 24 fall racing dates after a split vote with Leo Madden and Grover O'Brien voting yes and Dr. Paul Walsh dissenting. The decision drew criticism from the Berkshire County Committee of 1,000, which urged continued investigation by Attorney General Edward W. Brooke and possible court action.
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Massachusetts Racing Commission
Berkshire Downs, Inc
Hancock
Leo J. Madden
Wellesley
Grover T. O'Brien
Chicopee
Paul F. Walsh
New Bedford
Berkshire Downs
Walsh
the Eagle
Brokshire County
J. Alan McLean
Racing Commission
Bility
Edward W. Brooke
The
Attorney General
Eagle
Soviet Girl and Finn Winners In Day's Olympic Competition
In Innsbruck, Lidia Skoblikova of Russia won her second gold with a 2 minute 22.6 second 1500 meter speed skating olympic record, giving her team three golds. Finland's Veikko Rekkonen captured the 70 meter ski jump on the final jump of the day, while the United States again failed to medal.
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Innsbruck
Austria
Russia
Iene Lidia Skablikova
Finland
Viekko Kankkonen
Norway
United States
Anthony Nash
Robin Dixon
British Isles
Italy
Sergio Zardini
Eugenio Monti
Holland
Sjoukje Dijkstra
Janice Smith
Rochester
N.Y
Janice
Judith Morstein
Butte
Mont
Marie Lawler
Minneapolis
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TD Gaulle
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Volpe For Debate
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Space Lab
Thomas C. Morton
Lea
Westchester County
Little Augie
Mr. Rizzo
Massachusetts Sportservice, Inc
B.A. Dario
Lincoln Downs
Rhode Island
Commission
Madden
Gov. Peabody
Governor's Council
Walsa
John Volpe
O'Brien
Soviets
Seelos
Toralf Engan
Uncle Sam
Peggy Fleming
Fren
Pasadena
Calif
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