De Gaulle Pledges French Help for Acadians in New Brunswick
Paris AP report says President Charles de Gaulle promised aid to 350000 Acadians in New Brunswick. He spoke of French-to-French ties covering education culture press cinema and exchanges. Delegation included Euclide Daigle and Adelard Savoie.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
New Brunswick
de Gaulle
France
Leon Richard
National
Acadian Society
Adelard Savoie
University of Moncton
Gilbert Finn
Society of the Assumption
L’evangeline
Euclide Daigle
Moncton
University of
L'Evangeline
Chuckle compares learning about women to poker for money
A humorous quip likens understanding women to starting poker, noting initial costs before grasping the game. The remark is framed as a light aside about trial and error in relationships and social dynamics.
Have-Nots Seek Better Trade Deals at UNCTAD Conference
The have-not nations of Asia Africa and Latin America plan to press for a larger share of world trade at the UNCTAD conference opening Feb 1. They urge industrialized countries to substitute trade for aid and buy more of their products with lower tariffs.
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New Delhi
Asia
Africa
Latin America
U.N
Indira Gandhi
Nixon Heads to End of Month Decision on 1968 Run
Former Vice President Nixon spoke to 3,500 4,000 Republicans in Dallas on a Texas tour. He said he would announce within 12 days whether he will run for president, praised the economy under GOP aims, attacked Johnson's policies, and declared he would make an announcement before month’s end.
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UPF
Nixon
Fermer
Richard Nixon
Texas
Houston
Dallas
Johnson
U.S
Russia
New York
Ken
San Antonio
Congress
John Ison
Union
Latin America
Tito urges early peace talks as Vietnam conflict grows
Yugoslav President Tito addressed about 100000 Cambodians at the national stadium in Phnom Penh calling for negotiations to begin before it is too late. He urged unconditional halting of North Vietnamese bombings and Viet Cong participation in talks, praising the United Nations as a key force for peace.
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Tito
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
National Stadium
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Tilo
United Nations
Romney Opens With Mile Run Campaign Kickoff
Gov. George Romney started his Wisconsin presidential primary bid with a mile run and four rounds of informal rallies in Milwaukee, signaling the campaign's March toward momentum.
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Romney
Milwaukee
George Romney
Michigan
Wisconsin
Nation must ready for big race riots say Clark
Atty. Gen. Ramsey Clark warned that the nation should prepare for potential riots this summer while officials aim to limit unrest. He described ongoing conferences with police chiefs to prevent riots through balanced action and strong police intelligence on leaders of violence.
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Clark
Washington
Ramsey Clark
Bromwell Seeks Senate Seat in Republican Bid
Former Representative James E. Bromwell announces for the U S Senate as a Republican candidate at a Des Moines news conference. He faces Senator David M. Stanley, with Gov Harold E. Hughes leading the Democratic drive. Bromwell challenges Democratic and GOP rivals while calling for a return of power to the people over Vietnam policy.
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James E. Bromwell
Cedar Rapids
U.S
Kirkwood
Des Moines
David M. Stanley
Muscatine
William Plymar
Preferred Risk Insurance Co
Bramwell and Stanley
Town
Harold E. Hughes
Ida Grove
Hickenlooper
Bromwell
Stanley
Senatorial Bid Signals Republican Movement in 1960s Iowa
The speaker announces a run for U.S. Senate as part of a new Republican wave since the 1964 turning point. He argues the party should shape policies and prepare candidates for governing duties, aiming to energize the party and influence the Senate.
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Republican Party
U.S
Towa
U.S. Senate
Defense in Church Trial Opens in The Gazelle
The Church trial of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Baker in Iowa City continued as the defense opened its case. Prof Lane Davis argued dissent in democratic society while the Bakers defend their opposition to demolishing the 12 year old First Presbyterian church at Clinton and Market streets. The panel heard from Dr David A Culp on church discipline with no excommunication threatened. The case centers on community disagreement over demolition and who made the final decision.
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Iowa City
Joseph Baker
Lane Davis
Baker
University of Iowa English
First Presbyterian Church
Bakers
Clinton
Market Streets
Davis
Judicial Commission
David A. Culp
University Hospitals
Culp
Church Discipline Committee
Daily Iowan
Fire destroys Essex Boat Works in Connecticut blaze
Ninety six large pleasure boats valued over 2 million dollars were destroyed in a fire at Essex Boat Works. Three storage sheds and an office building also burned, with boats up to 70 feet long stored inside. A 53 foot Alden schooner Vagabond and a near-finished craft were lost. No injuries reported as crews battled the flames amid explosions from gasoline tanks.
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Essex, Conn
Essex Boat Works
Stuart Ingersoll
Robert Clark
Thomas Watson
IBM
Mystic
Essex
Connecticut
The
Boat Works
U.S
Middlesex
Essex Fire Department
Essex Steamboat Dock
Connecticut Light 1& Power Co
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