De Gaulle’s Diplomacy Under Fire in Global Clash
The analysis argues France under Charles de Gaulle loses influence as Johnson-Kosygin talks fail to yield settlement, Red China accuses him of exploiting world events, and Israel relations waver after a cut in arms aid and NATO rethink. It portrays De Gaulle’s neutral stance as weakening French foreign policy and hints at aging leadership.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Maurice Couve de Murville
United Nations
de Gaulle
Middle East
Glassboro
Johnson-Kosygin
United States
U.S
Vietnam
West Germany
Israel
NATO
Europe
Red China
France
Stephens Rites Held Today in Wichita Falls
Final rites for Spec. 4 Clyde Wayne Stephens who was killed in action June 19 in Vietnam will be held at 4 p m Friday at the Hampton-Vaughan Funeral Home in Wichita Falls. Chaplains from Ft Sill and local pastors will officiate with military graveside services at Crestview Memorial Park conducted by Ft Sill personnel. Stephens a native of Childress worked with his father before entering the service. his parents are Clyde D. and (Mrs.) Stephens of 3006 Hollywood, Wichita Falls.
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Clyde Wayne Stephens
Vietnam
Hampton-Vaughan
Wichita Falls
Rex Michel
Ft. Sill
Okla
C. L. Hargis
Sunnyside
Childress
Stephens
Clyde D. Stephens
Hollywood
Indexing by Morris Higley
A column humorously discusses gender cues from shirt buttons and a barber’s haircut. It mentions Saudi Arabia and a spokesman warning of a potential Holy War against Israel. The writer then ponders fashion, asking why many models of women's clothes look unattractive given the presence of good-looking women.
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Saudi Arabia
Israel
Dow Jones Averages at 11 a.m. Mixed Moves
The 11 a.m. reading shows the Dow Jones industrial average at 863.21, up 1.27, while the Dow Jones rail average sits at 255.02, down 0.49 and utilities at 130.47, down 0.28. Overall, 65 stocks are trading at 316.29, down 9.07.
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Dow Jones
A.m
Indus
Treasury Report Details Fiscal Year Through June 27
Treasury accounts show withdrawals 163.904 billion dollars and deposits 161.769 billion. Cash balance stands at minus 6.916 billion with a public debt of 327.034 billion and gold reserves of 13.105 billion.
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Washington
UPI
Treasury
Munich Contest Invites Beatniks To Find Dirtiest Man
Two Munich businessmen invite 2,000 local beatniks to a contest marking a July 15 drugstore opening. The winner receives a bath a shave a haircut a new suit and 25 dollars.
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Munich
UPI
Man Fined For Drunken Train Duty In St Albans
Donald Cakebread a 36 year old engineer on a stalled train near St Albans woke shouting his army number and saluting. He confessed no idea where he was. A doctor testified he drank nine pints that day and he was fined 56 dollars for being drunk in charge of a train.
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St, Albans
England
UPI
Donald Cakebread
Cakebread
London
Social notes from Childress area and beyond report multiple visits
The column lists numerous visits and greetings among families in Childress and nearby towns. People travel to Amarillo Portales Lubbock and Environs to visit relatives attend funerals and join social gatherings. Names include the Riddell Seal Jenkins Monson Tobias Hoffman and others with various weekend and weekday visits.
Bombings Hit Anson County Officials in Integration Drive
Five bombs blasted homes and businesses of Anson County school officials involved in integration. No injuries reported. One victim called it a well planned effort. Also in world news Ky agrees to withdraw from South Vietnam presidential race and run for vice president on Thieu ticket. In Buffalo, sniper fire and looting mark third night of racial violence with seven wounded. Israel tightens control around Jerusalem amid talks of annexation. James Meredith resumes his long Mississippi walk despite foot pain.
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Wadesboro
N. C
UPI
Anson County
Saigon
Nguyen Cao Ky
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Buffalo
N. Y
Oil majors clash with independents in FTC briefing
The FTC warned that price wars could emerge if independent refiners disappear, leaving larger oil companies to dominate the market. It noted 19 major firms with assets over $500 million cover about 75 percent of national gasoline sales and half the output, listing Standard Oil of California New Jersey Standard Oil and others.
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FTC
Pangine
Commission
Standard Oil Co
New Yard Oil Co
Indiana
California
Petroleum Col
Sun Oil Co
Tidewater Oil Co
Atlantic Richfield Union
Ofl Co
Standard Oil On
Ohio
Eeee Korine Co
Skelly Oil
Miners Trapped as Mine Collapses in Manila
Rescue officials said little hope remained for 42 miners trapped in a 4000 foot golden mine after a tunnel collapse during heavy rain. The body of a 43rd miner was found the day after the disaster.
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Manila
UPI
Dayan Urges U.S. Exit From Vietnam After War Talks
Dayan, speaking to generals and soldiers, says the United States has superior firepower and logistics but cannot defeat the Viet Cong. He warns Washington that victory is unattainable and advises an exit from Vietnam.
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United States
U.S
Dayan
Vietnam
Heat Peak Reaches 116 in Thermal California
The U.S. Weather Bureau logged the top high of 116 degrees in Thermal California on Thursday excluding Hawaii and Alaska. The day’s low dropped to 40 degrees at Quillayute Washington.
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New York
Sassy summer shift from paper fabric with Boiltex trims
A frugal sewing project promises a flower print shift under three dollars and under an hour. The back ripper is replaced by bias tape ties matching the arm holes and neckline, with a minimal fit and a hemline cut to length.
Wall Street Charter Cautions on Market Reversal Risks
W E Hutton and Thomson & McKinnon see a shift from the early bull trend amid lower earnings forecasts and possible tax hikes. They suggest a period of backing and filling to fortify for potential further gains, while Bache & Co notes ongoing economic pressures with a cautious but constructive stance for a midyear rebound.
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New York
UPI
W. E. Hutton & Co
Temperature Readings Show Warm Period With High of 83
The 24 hour period ending 11 am reported a max of 83 degrees with peaks at 2 4 and 6 pm and a low of 68 at 5 am. June 30 1966 saw a high of 95 and a low of 72 with similar daily temperature variations. Sunrise was 5 32 and sunset 7 58.
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Crete Gwe
Hese Oscins
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