Rusk Defends U S Treaty Ties Against De Gaulle Claim
Secretary of State Rusk sharply rejected President de Gaulle’s assertion that France can end U S military pacts as outdated. He called such moves a threat to international law and noted most pacts endure for NATO’s life. He asserted NATO kept Western Europe safe from Soviet aims since 1945 and highlighted Berlin crises in 1961 62.
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Washington
Rusk
de Gaulle
France
U. S
Paris Match
State Department
Western Europe
NATO
Berlin
Resignation Talk For Marion Township Constables
Linn county board weighs resignations of two Marion township constables Bullcek and Oxley set to replace with one due to light workload. U S policy on NATO and France discussed with Rusk asserting strong but interdependent allies. Board bars April 15 paychecks and plans further talks to seek resignations or court action.
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Edor Rapids
Linn
Gaulle
NATO
Marion
U.S
Rusk
France
Bullcek
Oxley
Hatt
William Linstrom
Anthony Scolaro
Scolaro
Charles Fitzgibbons
Negroes End Five Month Boycott of Mississippi Merchants
In Fayette Mississippi a five month Negro boycott of white merchants eased after concessions. Attorney Jimmy Walker spokesman for merchants said Negroes will be addressed as Mr Mrs or Miss. The town hired a Negro policeman and the county added a part time Negro deputy sheriff after talks led by Charles Evers of the NAACP.
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Fayette, Miss
Mississippi
Jimmy Walker
Walker
Charles Evers
Evers
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Louisiana
Chrysler recalls 1966 Dodge Monaco and Polara over throttle flaw
Senator Mondale cites Chrysler recall of about 17 500 cars to modify throttle linkage to prevent overrun. Owners and dealers reportedly not told a safety factor is involved. Kline of Chrysler says the fix avoids high idle and heavy braking, though no accidents are linked.
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Chrysler
Dodge
Dodgelers
Washington
Monapolis
St. Paul
Dale
Dandline
Dodge Polaras
Aces
Kline
Mondale
Crash Near C R Claims 4th Life
R New Ted Pospisil, 20, of Cedar Rapids died Tuesday at University Hospitals Iowa City the fourth victim of a two car crash near Cedar Rapids Sunday night. Fred K Hauser, 57, of Grimes drove north on highway 218 and collided with Pospisil at the junction with Airport road. John David Shepherd, 20, died instantly along with Grimes and his wife Mildred. Judith Cormaney 24 and her daughter Katherine 7 months were in good condition. Pospisil’s body was taken to Turner funeral home in Cedar Rapids.
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Ted Pospisil
Cedar Rapids
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Pospisil
Agnes Pospisil
Twenty-fifth Street
Airport Road
Highway 84
Posipisil
Fred K. Hauser
Grimes
John David Shepherd
A. J. Shepherd
Fox Meadow Drive
Mildred
Judith Cormaney
Cedar Falls
Katherine
Mercy Hospital
Prosecution Quiz Tries Estes On Stand In New Trial Bid
Billie Sol Estes testified again in a federal hearing on his bid for a new trial. He insisted he never sold anything nonexistent and said three associates in his fertilizer tank deals cannot testify because they are dead. Estes sat calm as questions covered earlier statements about secret mortgage sales to lending companies.
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el: Paso
Billie Sol Estes
West Texas
U. S
Harry Judspeth
Estes
Leo Brewster
Baby Dies After Ingesting Aspirin in Cedar Rapids
A Cedar Rapids 17 month old boy, George Robert Piper, died at 6 30 am after swallowing about 100 aspirin tablets at home Monday. He had lived in Cedar Rapids for one year. Survived by parents three sisters and grandparents. Services set Thursday 2 pm at Trinity Methodist Church.
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Cedar Rapids
George R. Piper
Ronald L. Piper
Fruitland Boulevard
St Luke’s Hospital
George Robert Piper
Cheverly
Cedaria Rapids
Carolyn
Cheryl
Brenda
George Grantham
McKinley Piper
Rohn Funeral Home
Warren L. Feller
Trinity Methodist Church
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
U S Officials Weighing Vietnam War Options
Washington reports frustrated American officials see little they can do about South Vietnam's political violence except endure the storm. Some talk of taking control or pulling out, but State and Defense deny such steps are considered. Officials warn turmoil could affect military operations and prolong the war.
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Washington
South Vietnam
U.S
Defense Department
Viet Regime Pledges Elections Amid Buddhist Boycott
Saigon the military government pledged to hold elections as soon as a draft constitution and election machinery are ready. Thieu said civilians would take power in the shortest time, while Buddhist leaders boycott the congress and demand end to U.S. support for the Thien Ky clique. In Da Nang a new anti government march followed the Marines withdrawal to Luopo.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
Unified
Buddhist Church
First Corps
U.S
da Nang
Two Yanks Killed and 34 Injured
U S forces face air base mortar attack in Saigon killing two Americans and wounding 34 at Tan Son Nhut. Fifteen Vietnamese air force personnel wounded. two Viet Cong C-47s destroyed. B 52s strike North Vietnam. Viet Cong battalion assaults near Saigon. Mu Gia Pass bombarded.
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Saigon
Big Tan Son Nhut
U. S
North Vietnam
I Sau
Operation
Abilene
Ith
Mu Gia
Historic Salem seeks preservation amid renewal push
A Salem expert panel arrives to assess saving 141 old buildings in a 39 acre downtown area slated for demolition. The effort, led by the Essex Institute and Historic Salem, Inc., faces council approval as real estate and preservation groups weigh economic feasibility and historic value of sites including Charles Bullfinch designs.
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Salem
Mass
Old City
Gordon Hall
Historic Salem, Inc
Town Hall
Boys Club
Charles Bullfinch
Bullfinch
Hall
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