France urges Western Europe to cut ties with the United States
Diplomatic sources say Charles de Gaulle's envoys push Western Europe to disassociate from the United States in politics and trade. They warn against undermining GATT talks aimed at cutting tariffs, while noting tensions over China recognition and Southeast Asia.
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Atlantic Alliance
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U.S
Europe
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De Gaulle to Stress U S Alliance in Latin America Trips
Paris sources say President Charles de Gaulle will avoid offending the United States on his two Latin American tours this year. He will stress the alliance despite disagreements and will depart March 13 for a Mexico state visit, with a longer Latin American journey planned for October and November.
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UPID
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United States
de Gaulle
France
Mexico
Latin America
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U.S
Poland proposes central Europe nuclear freeze plan
Poland unveiled a plan to freeze nuclear and thermonuclear weapons at current levels in central Europe and to start immediate negotiations. The proposal keeps the Rapacki Plan in view but urges action to curb the nuclear arms race in the region. The freeze would cover Poland, Czechoslovakia, East and West Germany with possible expansion, apply to all warheads, and be enforced by mixed Warsaw Pact and NATO commissions overseeing production sites and border points.
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Poland
Europe
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Rapacki
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East
West Germany
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Frontier Railway
Philippines Again Seek Malay Peace
In Bangkok, AP reports the Philippines renewed efforts to revive the stalled Malaysian crisis conference after a failed mediation. Foreign Secretary Salvador P. Lopez said prospects look up, following a failed bid to win Indonesia's Foreign Minister Subandrio and Malaysia's Deputy Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak to resume talks. Lopez also met with U.S. Ambassador Graham Martin for about an hour.
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Thailand
Philippines
Salvador P. Lopez
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Subandrio
Indonesia
Tun Abdul Hazak
Malaysia
U. S
Graham Martin
No substitute for daily newspaper in retail ads
E. F. Engle, promotion manager of the National Retail Merchants Association, states that daily newspapers remain the major medium for retail advertising with no substitute. He underscores how newspapers reach broad audiences and deliver timely promotional messaging for retailers.
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E. F. Engle
National Retail Merchants Association
Americans on trial in Barcelona murder case rouses bristling verdicts
The trial of three Americans John Hand James Johnson and James Wagner in Barcelona proceeds toward final arguments with prosecutors seeking the death penalty for all four defendants in the 1962 Rovirosa Closas murder. Testimonies depict Wagner as weak and drug influenced while prosecutors press for execution. In Cincinnati the Catholic Archdiocese announces the elimination of all first grades next September due to cost and staffing pressures, risking 10 000 students moving to public schools across 19 counties.
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Wagner
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Johnson
Franciso Rovirosa Closas
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Readership rises with cardholding averaging 95 percent
A survey by Audits and Surveys Company, Inc. finds that average daily newspaper readership reaches 95 percent among consumers who possess credit and charge cards, indicating strong engagement among cardholders.
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Audits and Surveys Company, Inc
Boston Space Center Foe Fails to Block Site
Rep. John W. Wydler of New York suffers another setback in his bid to derail NASA's Boston area space electronics research center. He sought access to files on the selection of Boston as the site for the $40 million project, calling it a political payoff to Sen. Edward M. Kennedy.
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UPL
John W. Wydler
R-N.y
Space Electronics Research Center
Boston
Wydler
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
House Space Committee
Long Island, N.Y
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Parochial System Aims Highlighted in Pupils Transfer Plan
A proposed transfer of all pupils to public schools is described as a move to strengthen the parochial system. The plan includes first graders receiving religious training at two summer school sessions and weekend sessions at their parish church.
Crime Rise Greatest in Northeast
Boston details show Northeastern states had the largest crime rise in 1963, with a 12 percent regional increase and a 10 percent national rise. Boston’s overall crime index climbed 10.7 percent while auto theft surged to 7,921 cases, attributed by Police Commissioner Edmund L. McNamara as the main driver.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Edmund L. McNamara
Beatles Visit Oxford Quiet Quadrangles Amid Fan Rush
The Beatles visited Oxford England Thursday night dining with Brasenose College head Sir Noel Hall. While teens gathered outside, the band slipped out a side door to evade fans, keeping the quiet campus atmosphere largely intact.
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England
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Brasenose College
Judge Denies Dismissal Of Cohn Indictment
Federal Judge Archie Dawson refused Roy M. Cohns bid to drop perjury and conspiracy charges over a mail watch on Cohn and his attorney Thomas A Bolan. The court found no violation of law or rights but warned such surveillance could risk defense strategy secrecy. Trial for Cohn and co defendant Murray Gottesman is set for March 16 in a stock fraud case.
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Roy M. Cohn
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Cohn
Thomas A. Bolan
Office of
United States Atty
Robert M. Morgenthau
Murray BE
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