France and Soviet Union Seek to Diminish U S Influence in Europe
UPI analysis notes De Gaulle's June 20 visit to Moscow signals close alignment with the Soviets on removing U S influence. Both nations back West Germany’s loss of eastern territories, ban on West German nuclear arms, and reducing U S troop presence, while eyeing a postwar European order and broader trade potential.
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Australian stars set for Milwaukee clay court event
Australian tennis players Tony Roche Bill Bowery Ray Ruffels and Quwen Davidson will compete at the National Clay Court Tennis Championships July 1 at Milwaukee Town Club officials announced Wednesday.
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UPI
Tony Roche
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Ray Ruffels
Qwen Davidson
Bonham Fanin County Hospital Upgrade Report
A Bonham community hospital study by the hospital sub committee of the Bonham Community Development council highlights need for modernization. The sub committee chaired by Clyde Lee Herring with J D Hunter Sidney Anderson and Doss Clark recommended priority action and detailed improvements to the city county open staff hospital with the council’s Guy Glenn and co-chairs Charles Tosch and Roby Windham participating.
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Bonham
Fannin County
Bonham Community Development Council
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J. D.hunter
Sidney Anderson
Doss Clark
J. D. Hunter
Guy Glenn
City County Hospital Study Recommends 80-Bed Facility
A study committee led by Clyde Lee Herring proposes a city county hospital to replace four small local hospitals in Fannin County. It recommends an 80 bed site near Highway 121 funded by Hill Burton and local revenue bonds, with a 1.6 million construction cost and 800000 from Hill Burton.
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Fannin County
Department of Health
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Hill - Burton
Texas
American Medical Association
Viet Nam Policy Backed by National Legislative Leaders
The National Legislative Leaders' Conference voted unanimous support for President Johnson's Viet Nam policy. Delegates endorsed efforts to preserve South Viet Nam's security and repel Communist aggression. The resolution, signed by many members, was presented by Arkansas House Speaker J. H. Cottrell Jr. before a meeting with the President.
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UPS
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South Viet Nam
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Arkansas House of Representatives
Officials endorse pace for Vietnam peace effort
Delegates including Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Air Force Secretary Harold Brown heard briefings on U.S. Vietnam policy. The conference voiced strong support for the President’s peace drive while more than 80 state senate presidents and speakers registered. Attendance approached 60 participants in the day's sessions, with the meeting slated to finish today.
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Titan 3C Lifts Satellites Into Orbit for Pentagon Network
A Titan 3C rocket carried eight 100-pound satellites into orbit to form a nonmilitary communications network. The mission, first of three launches to create a 22-satellite relay system for rapid emergency orders to Viet Nam forces and ships, included seven communications satellites and a research moonlet. The craft reached a parking orbit then coasted for an hour before a planned ascent into higher paths.
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Ember Hanover Favored In Belle Adon Pace at Roosevelt
Westbury New York Ember Hanover is installed at 3-1 as the favorite for the Belle Adon Pace at Roosevelt Raceway Friday night. Twelve two year old pacing fillies are entered for the mile test named for the mare known for beating the boys in her era.
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N.Y
UPI
Ember Hanover
Roosevelt Raceway
Water Repeats Itself Through Ages as Life Circles
National Geographic notes water is ancient and continually reused, a resource that has existed since the world began and remains usable in cycles, sustaining life through eras.
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National Geographic
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