Alphand Talks NATO Reform and a Possible Johnson De Gaulle Meeting
In Washington AP reports departing French Ambassador Herve Alphand says a Johnson De Gaulle summit would be useful but should wait until major issues are clarified. He urges a complete reorganization of NATO by 1969, notes France’s push for its own nuclear deterrent, and reflects on past strains in US French relations. He also mentions trade talks and Vietnam but emphasizes alliance reform and mutual cooperation.
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Charles de Gaulle
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Arms Permits Canceled After Santo Domingo Riots
In Santo Domingo the provisional government canceled all civilian arms permits after the killing of conservative leader Angel Severo Cabral. A large armed guard protected Cabral's cemetery. mobs attacked radio stations and Cabral’s home as his wife and daughter were wounded moving furniture. Police pursued two suspects with no arrests reported.
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Anti Red Campaign Banned Market Five Would Act Minus France
Socialist representatives from six Common Market nations urged that if France boycotts the Common Market the remaining five partners should proceed without it. The weekend meeting drew about 30 officials from France West Germany Italy Belgium the Netherlands and Luxembourg. France has boycotted most meetings since June over a common agricultural policy and political integration disputes.
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Eisenhower Endorses Johnson Viet Nam and Dominican Moves
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower voiced renewed support for Johnson administration policies in Vietnam and the Dominican Republic. He suggested a nuclear threat may have influenced the Korean war’s end and stated the President is right to use force to secure a military decision in the south. He spoke during a television radio program in Gettysburg Pennsylvania.
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Riots in Buenos Aires mark Peron anniversary clash
In Buenos Aires about 5,500 riot police clashed for five hours with 800 Peronist supporters marking Peron’s 26th power anniversary. Police used tear gas and water cannons as demonstrators hurled bricks and bottles. Two officers and several demonstrators injured. 699 to 800 arrested.
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Eisenhower cites possible nuclear threat in Korean armistice talks
The remark notes that the United States hinted to the Red Chinese it might use nuclear weapons if needed to secure an armistice in Korea. It also mentions consultation with Latin American nations and characterizes the rebellion as Communist-led or influenced.
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Plan to replace NATO with two separate defense systems
Weekend Briefs report a French quarterly proposal to replace NATO with two systems. One would cover all current NATO territory plus the U S under a loose alliance, the other would be Europe only with Paris guaranteeing West German nuclear defense.
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U S Airine Viet Labor Union Leaders to Visit U S
Ten provincial labor leaders from Saigon will undertake a three month journey to the United States under Labor Department sponsorship. The aim is to promote democracy by strengthening unionism and better prepare leaders for duties at home. The Vietnamese Federation of Labor counts 385000 dues paying members and remains staunchly anti Communist.
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Wilkins murder trial shifts as Alabama AG takes case
In Hayneville, Callie Leroy Wilkins, a Ku Klux Klan member charged with the murder of civil rights worker Viola Liuzzo, begins a second trial with the state attorney general presiding. Atty. Gen. Richmond Flowers replaces Circuit Solicitor Arthur E. Gamble as prosecutor in the case.
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Beame Proposes Tax Cut Pause to Fund State Grants
New York mayoral hopeful Abraham D. Beame urged the federal government to skip another round of tax cuts to supply states and cities with 2 billion dollars annually to reduce sales and other nuisance levies. Lindsay, his GOP-Liberal rival, floated a similar plan a day earlier.
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18th GY Turncoat Said Quitting China
AP reports Morris R. Wills a Korean War turncoat from Fort Ann New York is due to cross into Hong Kong Tuesday after staying with Communist captors longer than most. He left behind three of the original 21 U S turncoats and may be joined by his wife from Peking though no decision on her departure was given. William White Kansas City turncoat who left last August says he expects Wills to leave this fall but is unsure of the wife’s plans.
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Lady Spencer Injured by Soccer Ball in Hyde Park
London AP reports Lady Spencer Churchill widow of Sir Winston Churchill, 80, was struck by a soccer ball kicked by youths in Hyde Park. She suffered a broken right arm and a cracked rib, was treated by Sir Herbert Seddon, and was resting fairly comfortably.
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Dorothy Malone Leaves Hospital After Lung Surgery
Hollywood AP reports actress Dorothy Malone has been released from Cedars of Lebanon Hospital after lung surgery three weeks ago. The 40 year old will rest in the Southern California desert about six weeks before returning to her starring role in the Peyton Place television series, a spokesman said.
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