New Junta Blasts de Gaulle House Action Puts Pollution Bill in Doubt
In Saigon South Viet Nam’s military leaders pledge to form an anti Communist national front government opposing neutralism. Minh reluctantly agrees to advisory role as Khanh seeks civilian power. Four old junta members are jailed at China Bay hotel for alleged coup era acts.
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Southeast Asia
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Neen Khanh
S-man
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Duong van Bfinh
Big Minh
United States
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Khanh
Minh
de Gaulle House
Fou
Junta
China Bay
Atere
Pan
South Viet Nam
Pls
South Viet/chinéry
Senate Debate Shifts as House Expands Administrative Bill
The House passed a sweeping administrative procedures bill affecting all state agencies, complicating the antipollution measure and likely triggering a Senate House conference. The measure tightens rule filings and citizen appeals while exempting some agencies, drawing heavy pressure from department heads.
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State Teachers Retirement Board
State Road Commission
Public Employes Retirement System
Senate
House
Steptoe
Water Resources Division
Natural Resources Department
Del
Jack Nuzum
D-Randolph
Fifth District race swells with several Democratic filings
Camper running for Congress in the Fifth District. Howard W. Carson withdraws from candidacy and seeks renomination. C Roy Parker and Roscoe Beall enter Democratic primary for commissioner of agriculture. Bill Blankenship and Jackie McKeown seek state offices as the filing deadline nears. Dr. Raymond J. Vassar, Weston, runs for the Senate district 13 Republican nomination.
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Harry G. Camper Jr
Welch
Senate
Howard W. Carson
D-Fay
Ette
C. Roy Parker
D-Monroe
Senate Agriculture Committee
Roscoe Beall
Davis
Tucker County
Secretary of State
Del
Bill Blankenship
D-Ming0
C.H
Jackie) McKeown
D-Wayne
Cypriots Hostile To U.S. Peace Force Plan
Washington proposed a multinational NATO force to Cyprus including 1000 to 2000 U.S. Marines to maintain peace while seeking a long term Greek Turkish settlement. Cypriots reacted unfavorably though officials believed a better than 50-80 chance of acceptance. The plan requires consent from Greece Turkey and Cyprus and would be withdrawn in three months.
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Lewla Gudlick
Washington
United States
Cyprus
North Atlantic Treaty Organisation Coumiunes
U.S
Paice
NATO
Pgenity Pa
London
State Department
Greece
Turkey
De Gaulle Proposes Neutral Asia Platform
De Gaulle urged neutralization of Southeast Asia in a cooperative system as a counter to the Communist challenge. The plan, tied to U.S. talks with Britain and China, involves key figures like McNamara and Ball and was presented to allied diplomats.
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Charles de Gaulle
Paris
de Gaulle
Southeast Asia
Red China
Cooperation With Peking Not Be an American Policy
The article argues that cooperation with Peking must not be driven by American interests or by any of the three powers. It discusses implications for Cyprus independence and the roles of Greece and Turkey in regional guarantees.
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Cyprus
Greece
Turkey
Witness admits lies in Hoffa trial linked figures
A Nashville based witness Hazel Fulton testifies she lied many times and that Tweet called him in 1962 while Hall was linked to the Hoffa conspiracy case. Hall says Tweet offered favors for contacting jurors and money during the Hoffa trial proceedings.
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Allen Dorf
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Nashville
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Hazel Fulton
Hentington
W. Va
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Tweet
Hoffa
Huntington
Ranger Seen Hitting Moon Early Sunday Report
Joyous scientists stated on Friday that the Ranger mission aims for a highly significant spice experiment on the Moon. Early Sunday observers noted radar and camera readings as the lander is expected to touch down around 4 24 a m and could produce an intense flash or illumination.
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Ranlg Pagar Seean
Deed Street
Anh
De Gaulle presses for decolonization amid tensions in France
De Gaulle warned that true independence requires no foreign intervention, citing the need for participation by Lie Pe king regime recognized by France. He spoke after a rambling 92 minute news conference in Elysee Palace before about 1,000 people including the French cabinet, appearing older and tired while delivering sharp phrases.
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Lie Peking
France
de Gaulle
Elysea Palace
Beckwith linked to rifle found near Medgar Evers home
In Jackson Mississippi prosecutors tried to connect Byron De La Beckwith to a high powered Enfield rifle found overlooking Medgar Evers home. A Delta cotton farmer testified he traded Beckwith the gun years earlier and identified it as possibly the same rifle. The trial drew full courtroom attendance as detectives described a sniper's nest near the scene and witnesses recounted the fatal shot.
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Tom Dygard Jackson
Miss
Byron de la Beckwith
Medgar Evers
William L. Waller
Beckwith
Innis
Thornton McIntyre
McIntyre
Greenwood
Lis
Itta Bena
Jackson
Goldwater Declines to Enter West Virginia Primary
Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater said he does not plan to enter the West Virginia presidential preference primary despite Governor Nelson Rockefeller announcing his candidacy. Rockefeller filed to run in West Virginia while Goldwater declined to elaborate on his decision.
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Don Marsh
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Nelson Rockefeller
West Virginis
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Kennedy
Jkey
Tam
West Virginia
Sen. Goldwater
St. Louis
Richard M. A
Associated Press
New York
New Hampshire
LaGuardia
West German bodyguard held on war crimes charges
Ewald Peters, a member of West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhards bodyguard, was arrested on war crimes charges. He is suspected of taking part in mass slaughter of Jews in southern Russia during World War II. Peters was reported to have been with Erhard during a December visit to President Johnsons Texas ranch and in Rome this week.
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Germany
Ludwig Erhard
Ewald Peters
Erhard
Johnson
Texas
Peters
Russia
Washington
Johnson Ranch
Rome
Segni
Time Runs Out on Fair Representation Amendment Bid
The State Senate Redistricting Committee appears to have killed a fair representation amendment. The House sent a bill to the committee Friday but with only five legislative days left before adjournment, time runs out. Chairman R. E. Barnett voiced mixed views while awaiting Supreme Court action.
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Senate
House
R. E. Barnett
Supreme Court
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