De Gaulle and Erhard Discuss Tighter French German Ties
In Bonn on Saturday President de Gaulle and Chancellor Erhard completed two days of talks. They agreed to submit a proposal to France under the French German treaty of friendship and avoided plans for new action. The move could unsettle the U.S. and other NATO and EEC partners wary of Bonn-Paris bloc formation. De Gaulle urged a completed union, while Erhard warned against unity not acceptable to allies. He plans to explain to Bonn's partners that no detour toward European unity without consensus will occur.
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Neverbourg
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de Gaulle
France
Erhard
West Germany
U.S
California Brush Fire Near LA 75 Percent Contained
The Los Angeles area blaze was 75 percent contained with 800 firefighters battling the 12,600 acre fire about 60 miles north of downtown. Weather cooled to the 85 90 degree range aiding containment efforts as Independence Day brought a brief relief.
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Los Angeles
California
Sim Jarvi
Angeles National
Fire scorches California hills as residents evacuated
A brush fire near Saugus burned a two mile wide strip 17 miles north threatening Green Valley and Jupiter Mountain resort area. Firefighters from the U S forest service California division of forestry and Los Angeles county fire department used air tankers bulldozers and helicopters. No serious injuries reported but workers received minor ailments.
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Saugus
Jupiter Mountain
Green Valley
Alia
Army of Firefighters
U.S. Forest Service
California Division of Forestry
Los Angeles County Fire Department
Red Cross
Demonstration Banned as 15 Panamanian Guards Arrested
In the Canal Zone on March 15 armed Panamanian guards dispersed a student march at Shaler plaza arresting 15 demonstrators led by a top leftist student and Floyd Britton a university leader. The group later reassembled near the National Institute vowing further action if arrests were not freed within 24 hours.
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Panama
Shaler Plaza
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U.S
National Institute
Floyd Britton
Britton
Canal Zone
Shaler Triangle
Morton Aims at 10 Minute Presidential Speeches
Senator Thruston Morton advocates trimming convention speeches to ten minutes as a rule for non incumbents. He argues for stricter time limits and supports a thrust toward concise presentations to avoid long appearances. The discussion includes proposed penalties and precedent from past conventions.
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Satu
Repubs
Morton
Chi
Fragmentary OCR reads as a local notice or teaser
The readable fragments indicate a damaged page item likely a brief local notice or column teaser from a newspaper, with unclear names or places. No full event or entities are reliably recoverable from the text snippet.
Negro in Bermudas Serves as Jackson Restaurant
Fragmentary text recalls events involving civil rights figures in Mississippi, mentioning Evers and city scenes in Jackson. The garbled OCR hints at a confrontation or segregation era issue with names like NAACP and Selma referenced, but details are unclear. The piece appears to discuss civil rights topics and public figures connected to Jackson.
Fragmented OCR News Snippet Complicates Read
The readable fragments show garbled phrases and stray letters. No coherent event or names are clearly identifiable to form a factual summary or identify persons, places, or dates from the source.
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Oliver J. Swab, Jr
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Omen of the Moose
Andrew Polehna
Methodist Women’s Society of Christian Service
Fred Loy
Tanny Borgenson
M.W.G
Winter Temple No
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Harley Harden O’connor
George Squires
Palo
Leon and
Mary
Lisbon
Mark E. Decker
Clareq Eews
Sara Soukup
Ludvik Petrak
Bertram Methodist
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Joseph Nixon
Bertram _ Methodist
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By Luis Noli
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Dirks
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Saliece
Rewety
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