Major NATO Reforms To Be Sought Soon
Paris reports that major NATO reforms are urged at the spring foreign ministers meeting in The Hague. French President de Gaulle pushes for a bigger French and European role, with talks on moving military planning to Paris and closer civilian-military coordination.
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Atlantic
Truman 80th Birthday Plans Include Blair House Stay
Former President Harry S. Truman, approaching his 80th birthday, visits Blair House in Washington where he lived during White House renovations and where Puerto Rican revolutionaries once attacked. President Johnson praises him as a national asset and plans birthday greetings. Truman then attends a DC Masons dinner and a National Press Club luncheon before a Truman-era Senate committee reunion.
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Hubbard Named Highest Post For Negro Woman In Federal Service
President Johnson named Charlotte Hubbard deputy assistant secretary of state for public affairs the highest permanent federal post held by a Black woman. Hubbard, born in Hampton Virginia in 1919, has spent nearly three decades in international and public relations and joined the State Department last year. She studied home economics at Tuskegee and did graduate work at Boston University and Bennington College. Hubbard is married to Maceo W. Hubbard a Justice Department lawyer. they have no children.
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Scranton Open to Draft for VP If People Pick Him
Harrisburg AP report says Governor Scranton would accept a draft for either presidency or vice presidency if initiated by the people. He denies a running mate offer from Barry Goldwater and stresses a strong, well organized campaign matters. He notes not yet surveying Negro voters but believes some would support Goldwater. He expects to chair the GOP convention in Philadelphia May 22 with most delegates backing him as favorite son.
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Gridiron Dinner roast targets Harrisburg government
State government and the surrounding politics will be the satirical focus at the annual Gridiron Dinner staged by Capital newsmen in Harrisburg.
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Capital Newsmen
Win First Test On Civil Rights Amendments
The Senate leaders Mansfield and Dirksen proposed a limited jury trial amendment for criminal contempt linked to the civil rights bill. Defendants could demand jury trial only if penalties exceed 80 days in jail or a $300 fine. The schedule for a vote remained undecided with possible action late Monday or early Tuesday. Southern lawmakers threaten to delay by opposing the amendment.
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