De Gaulle Pardons 2 Old Foes in Algerian War Saga
Paris AP report says President De Gaulle pardoned former generals Raoul Salan and Antoine Argoud, once key figures in the Algerian conflict, ending life terms. The release precedes national elections and signals political maneuvering among Algerian settlers in France.
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Paris
de Gaulle
Ger
Raoul Salan
Antoine Argoud
Salan
Argoud
Secret Army
Algeria
France
Elysee Palace
Germany
Indo
China
Algiers
Nixon aides say target role is out for Rockefeller showdown
Nixon aides say he will avoid confrontation with Nelson Rockefeller and skip debates as he rests on his primary wins. Rockefeller has been challenging Nixon to meet anywhere, anytime, but the front runner plans a campaign moratorium through July 4. Reagan endorsed avoiding clashes to preserve party unity.
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Algeria
France
Argoud
Munich
Germany
Argaud
Salan
Nixon
Tulsa
Richard Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Deadline Missed Mule Caravan Reaches Atlanta
About 100 people in 13 wagons arrived in Atlanta after Gov. Maddox backed down on threats of arrest. Police supervision shifted outside city limits and charges against 67 marchers on I-20 were dropped. Maddox joined troopers briefly before departure.
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Atlanta
Lester Maddox
Interstate 20
Maddox
George Royal
Lester Abercrombie
Willie Bolden
Mississippi
Alabama
Penny postcard fee for two cents worth
A playful note notes a five cent charge to say your two cents on a penny postcard. The item reflects a humorous price change in a light column style.
Flower Children Barred From San Francisco Parks
San Francisco authorities approved signs barring adults from parks unless with children. The move follows complaints about hippies using playground areas and affects the summer use of park recreation zones.
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San Francisco
Recreation and Park Commission
Kennedy family thanks nation on three networks
The Kennedy family broadcast a message from Hyannis Port Massachusetts thanking the public for concern during Robert Kennedy's mourning. Edward Kennedy and Rose Kennedy spoke as NBC ABC and CBS planned daytime and early evening airings with possible repeats and Roger Mudd coverage.
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New York
Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Mass
Edward Kennedy
Rose Kennedy
NBC
Iowa
ABC
CBS
Roger Mudd
Shafer Endorses Rockefeller for Republican Nomination
Pennsylvania Governor Raymond Shafer announced he is dropping his favorite son role and endorsing Nelson Rockefeller for the Republican presidential nomination in Tulsa.
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Tulsa
Pennsylvania
Raymond Shafer
Nelson Rockefeller
Convict Two of Plot on Moderates in New York
In New York, Herman Ferguson and Arthur Harris were convicted Saturday of conspiring to murder two moderate civil rights leaders Roy Wilkins of the NAACP and Whitney Young of the Urban League. A 12 member jury found them guilty after more than 10 hours of deliberation.
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New York
Herman Ferguson
Arthur Harris
Roy Wilkins
Whitney Young
Ferguson
Queens
Harris
Spock and Others Convicted in Draft Conspiracy Case
Benjamin Spock Yale Chaplain William Sloane Coffin and two others were convicted of conspiring to counsel young men to evade the draft. Marcus Raskin was acquitted. Sentencing set for July 10 with possible five year terms and fines. Coffin hailed Raskin’s acquittal as a First Amendment victory.
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Boston
Benjamin Spock
Yale University
William Sloane Coffin
Spock
U.S
Francis Ford
Coffin
Raskin
Ford
Goodmans
Ferber
Fairbank Woman 28 Drowns in Bathtub
Mrs Helen Rath 28 drowned accidentally in her Fairbank home bathtub about 7 AM as she slipped and struck her head. Rescuers worked over an hour. she was found at 7 30 AM by her mother in law baby-sitting the children. Survived by parents Lewis and ? Meiers, two sisters in Oelwein and Fairbank. Services pending at Wood funeral home.
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Gazette
Fairbank
Helen Rath
Helen Fuller
Lewis Meiers
L. T. Rechkemmer
Oelwein
James ‘Curley
Rath
Zak
Wood Funeral Home
Eleven Rescued from Wallace Rally by Police
Police pulled 11 casket bearing demonstrators from a hostile Wallace crowd after his Nashville rally. One white man, George Dehoff, 25, of Murfreesboro, was charged with carrying a pistol and released on bond. Demonstrators carried a white child’s coffin and a Birmingham church bombing photo, while a wheelchair user led a protester procession.
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Nashville, Tenn
George Wallace
Wallace
Hitler
Ingham Church
Joe Casey
George Dehoff
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Dehoff
Rutherford County
Tennessee
Bill Gregory
Nashville
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Allan B. Kline Dies Noted Farm Leader At 72
Allan B. Kline once led the Iowa and American Farm Bureaus and presided over the International Federation of Agricultural Producers. He died of a heart attack at his son’s home near Vinton eight miles northeast. Survived by wife Gladys, two sons Robert and Charles, daughter Mrs. Alton Korsborn, eight grandchildren. Services set for Monday at 1 30 p m at Vinton Presbyterian Church. Campbell's of Vinton handling arrangements.
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Vinton
Allan B. Kline
Iowa and American Farm Bureau Federation
Robert
Waterbury
Neb
Morningside College
Iowa State
Parsons
Hillsdale Colleges
Kline
Gladys Remer
Benton County
Township Farm Bureau
Benton County Farm Bureau
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
American Farm Bureau Federation
International Federation of Agricultural Producers
Worldwide Federation of National Farm Organizations
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Robert A
Charles
Las Vegas
Nev
Alton Korsborn
Spokane
Wash
Vinton Presbyterian Church
Campbell's of
Johnson pushes broad gun control bill network of laws
President Johnson launched a top priority drive to pass a gun control bill covering shotguns rifles and hand weapons. He urged states and cities to draft model laws to create a nationwide network of gun controls amid strong public support and a flood of mail.
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Austin
Texas
Johnson
Congress
Joseph Califano
Califano
Robert Kennedy
Bombers Hit Viet Cong Routes Around Saigon
American B 52 bombers pounded infiltration routes near Saigon with 150 tons of bombs while Viet Cong shelled cities and allied positions. Six South Vietnamese civilians and two policemen were wounded by mortars on the city fringe. U.S. Marines counted 21 enemy dead after a night clash near Da Nang with 3 Marines wounded.
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Saigon
Bien Hoa
U.S
da Nang
South China Sea
Boston
U.S. Marine Command
Demilitarized Zone
Quang Ngai
Chau Doc
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