De Gaulle Plans Summit With West Germany On Market Cooperation
President Charles de Gaulle and Chancellor Ludwig Erhard agreed to pursue a Common Market summit this year to discuss political cooperation among the six member nations. Final consent from Italy the Netherlands Belgium and Luxembourg is needed. The talks in Bonn followed a two day meeting under the French West German treaty of cooperation. De Gaulle insists on a loose confederation while others favor a United Europe. The date hinges on farm subsidy-finance negotiations due by end of June.
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Germany
Charles de Gaulle
France
Ludwig Erhard
de Gaulle
Erhard
Italy
Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembourg
United States of Europe
Europe
West Germany
Karl- Guenther von Hase
Paris
Georges Popidou
Brussels
Five Die In Kentucky Road Crashes On U S 25
Five people were killed in Kentucky traffic accidents on Saturday, four in two crashes on U S 25 in Southeast Kentucky involving three vehicles. Victims include Clyde D. Lewis 51 and Thomas P. Shaughnessy 41 both of Detroit and Frances E. Rogers 33 of Sycamore Ill. Verlin Rogers was hospitalized. Also injured were Neal 5 and Karla 3. A second fatality was Herman Sullivan 45 of Williamsburg in a collision on U S 25 W near Williamsburg. Will Melton 83 of Burkesville later died from injuries after being struck by a truck. Police say he stepped from behind a parked car into the truck path.
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Associated Press
Kentucky
U.S. 25
Mount Vernon
Clyde D. Lewis
Thomas P. Shaughnessy
Detroit
Frances E. Rogers
Sycamore
Inl
Marchers demand ouster of Chicago schools chief Willis
Civil rights marchers in downtown Chicago demand the removal of Schools Supt. Benjamin C. Willis. About 500 protesters began in Grant Park and moved toward City Hall, clashing with police who made arrests and cleared the street. The march included Rev. John R. Porter and five nuns from Our Lady of Sorrows, with chants calling for Willis and Mayor Daley to go.
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Benjamin C. Willis
State
Madison
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City Hall
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Ben Willis
Robert Lucas
Congress of Racial Equality
John R. Porter
Christ Methodist Church
Daley
State and
Robert J. Lynskey
Mr. Porter
Sister Jane
Daughters of Charity
Our Lady of Sorrows Church
Porter
Lucas
Willis
Lynda Bird Johnson Begins Study Vacation in Arizona
Lynda Bird Johnson arrives for a study vacation at a remote archaeology site in Grasshopper Arizona guarded by soldiers. A U S Army jeep with officers roams the rugged mile high terrain as reporters depart after securing access. The nearest state highway lies 25 miles away.
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Grasshopper
Ariz
Lynda Bird Johnson
Virginia Toll Climbs To 422
Three people died in Virginia highway crashes Saturday as the state traffic fatality toll rose to 422 for the year from 396 at the same point last year. Emma Hancock Vaughan, 58, of Rich Square North Carolina, was injured fatally when her car collided with another at U S 18 58 east of Suffolk in Nansemond County. James Civin Foxx, 25, and James Edwin Christian, 22, both of Weyers Cave, died when their car skidded off a curve hit a tree and overturned on Virginia 42 near Bridgewater in Rockingham County.
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Suffolk
Emma Hancock Vaughan
Rich Square
N. C
U. S. 18
Nansemond County
Bridgewater
James C Ivin Foxx
James Edwin Christian
Weyers Cave
Rockingham County
Admiral Kauffman Named Navy Academy Superintendent
Rear Adm. Draper L. Kauffman was named the 44th superintendent of the U.S. Naval Academy at Annapolis on Saturday. He gained distinction in World War II for his daring actions while wearing swimming trunks and riding a rubber raft.
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Annapolis, Md
Draper L. Kauffman
U.S. Naval Academy
Pope Spends Hours Under FBI Probing
Duane Pope, a McPherson College graduate, spent hours with FBI agents in Kansas City as authorities pursue the June 4 Farmers State Bank robbery in Big Springs Nebraska. He faces federal robbery charges and Nebraska murder counts for killing the bank president and two employees.
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FBI
Kansas City
Duane Pope
Nebraska
Earl Pope
Dennis
Elle
Dennis Pope
Farmers State Bank of
Big Springs
Neb
Karl Dissly
U.S
McPherson
Kan.) College
Jackson County
Kansas
Roxbury
Andreas Kjeldgaard
Glenn Hendrickson
Lois Ann Hothan
Mere Coincidence Says Gen Taylor In Vietnam View
Washington AP says Ambassador Maxwell D Taylor, in Washington reviewing Vietnamese affairs, notes three Saigon government turnovers during his visits and calls the events mere coincidence, not causal.
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Gen. Taylor
Washington
Maxwell D. Taylor
Saigon
Taylor
Restive Congress Reasserts Itself Over Johnson
Washington AP report notes Congress grows restive under strong White House control over Vietnam policy. Senate votes cut 200 million from Johnson's 3.44 billion request and limits transfer to international agencies. House veto power over base closings grows, VA hospital closures reduced from 11 to six.
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Senate
House
Congress
White House
Veterans Administration
Flash flood kills 15 in Sanderson Texas
Three more bodies found in Sanderson Texas bringing death toll to 15 from a sudden flash flood that devastated the rail town. About a score of people remain missing as Texas Rangers lead search efforts near Sanderson Canyon Creek. The flood damaged 54 homes and 18 businesses, with 36 homes mauled and 133 minor damages.
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Tex
Texas Rangers
Texas
Richard C. White
Dtex
John Woods
Sanderson Canyon
Rio Grande
Red Cross
Debriefing Continues For Gemini 4 Astronauts
Houston reports James McDivitt and Edward White continuing detailed debriefings after their June 3 Gemini 4 flight. The process runs through Sunday with sessions by tape and questions on observations emotions and recommendations. Officials say debriefings will extend at least two weeks before vacation plans.
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Tex
James A. McDivitt
Edward H. White
McDivitt
White
Pat White
Houston Chamber of Commerce
Rice Hotel
Space City
U.S.A
Chicago
University of Michigan
Jackson
Mich
San Antonio
Air Force
Frank Borman
Navy
James A. Lovell
Monsoon War Outlook Feared as Viet Cong Girds for Attacks
Washington officials expect a fairly critical monsoon season with a wave of Viet Cong assaults over the next two months. U S and South Vietnamese forces will face increased pressure as Hanoi signals possible peace talks reevaluation if the Viet Cong falters. Air support will continue parts of the time, while ground combat remains limited to specific emergencies and larger U S involvement is unlikely.
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Maxwell D. Taylor
Saigon
Johnson
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
South Viet Nam
U.S
Red
New Regime Is Uncertain In South Vietnam
In Saigon military leaders move to form a new government while civilian rivals agree to caretaker roles. Brig Gen Nguyen Cao Ky appears influential as the shape of rule remains unclear amid continuing war. Viet Cong attacks press the front. airborne and air strikes escalate.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Air Force
Phan Huy Quat
Phan Khac Suu
Dong Xoai
Inside Sect 1 Sect 2 Business and Features
A compact rundown of newspaper sections listing topics from Business to Now and Then and Servicemen with page markers and brief section headers for readers navigating the issue. The guide notes sections such as Princeton Uncle Jack Science and more, mapping page numbers.
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Princeton
Uncle Jack
Woman sails solo from Los Angeles to Hawaii in 25 foot sloop
Sharon Sites 34 sets sail for Hawaii with a four inch turtle for company. Coast Guard warns voyage hazardous and notes no radio or fuel for emergencies. She plans a 30 to 40 day passage covering about 2300 miles with 9 thousand dollars invested.
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Hawaii
Sharon Sites
U.S. Coast Guard
Coast Guard
Walter Curwen
Sites
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