Keogh Mentioned In Trial Over Fix Attempt
New York report alleges Rep Jene Keosa of BC supported by the president faced questions in a federal trial tied to a fix scheme. Key figures include Judge Rayfiel, Eliott Kahaner, and labor figure Antonio Corallo, with payments cited and cross examination touching on bank and oil bankruptcy cases. The case centers on obstructing justice and related graft charges.
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De Gaulle faces cabinet walkout as five ministers resign
France’s Premier Georges Pompidou reportedly received a collective resignation letter from Pilimini and four party colleagues. Talks with De Gaulle continued past midnight as Pilimini refused to back down. At the cabinet meeting five ministers were absent: Schumann Buron Bacon Fontanei.
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De Gaulle policy split riles Paris as crisis grows
Paris coverage highlights deep rifts in Gaullist policy and government support after a confidence vote. The Popular Republicans abstained as Pompidou’s cabinet survived 239 to 138, with parties signaling future stability under France’s new constitution amid a wave of strikes and security concerns.
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Heavy Snow Reported In Nevada
Reno and Sparks endured heavy wet snow and fallen tree limbs. Five inches reported by Weather Bureau. power lines damaged, several outages, one school closed due to power failure. Chains advised on U S 40. No serious accidents recorded.
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Waldorf strike shocks Park Avenue guests and staff
A Waldorf strike disrupts Park Avenue activity as only one of four bars stays open and guests must seek service elsewhere. Elevator and luggage duties vary while guests call for delays, with hotel staff holding firm in a walkout that has drawn in many union members and sparked political chatter about upcoming Connecticut races.
Rockport High students hospitalized after football initiation
In Rockport Texas one Rockport High School football lettermen’s club initiation Tuesday night left one student in serious condition and eight others hospitalized. Larry Yes was among those hurt. Four more were treated and released after consuming questionable food and an oil substance. The incident prompted school board president Dr H F Elliott to explain the tradition. a father claims cattle dip was found in some stomachs.
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Brokerage firm touts stock despite inquiry
SEC hearings reveal Aquaitier stock being pitched as bright prospects at a brokerage party with about two dozen firms present. Regan notes NYSE involvement and emphasizes the firm’s global reach, vast training budget, and growth in account executives and offices, while admitting ongoing investigations.
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Connecticut Senator Bush Quits Reelection Bid
Sen. Prescott Bush 67 a Republican withdraws from his reelection race citing weakened strength for campaign and future Senate service. The sudden move shocks Connecticut GOP leaders as Welfare Secretary Abraham A. Ribicoff is among Democrats seeking nomination. Bush’s physician’s advice influenced the decision. he has served in the Senate since 1952 and was seen as likely to be renominated at the June 15 GOP state convention.
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Salan Discusses Algerian Role and Posture After Putsch
The article quotes General Salan defending his conduct over four decades of service and denying involvement in the Algerian insurrection planning. He says he joined the Algerian Superior Council but lacked initiative for the operations and claims the generals were dismissed to offset arms expenditures. Khrushchev remarks on Yugoslavia and relations with Tito, contrasting past strain with a claim of improving ties.
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Fifty Three Killed by Terrorists in Algeria
AUGIERS AP Secret army terrorists used mortar shells to attack the Casbah area to provoke sectarian strife as Algeria seeks independence. Across the nation 33 people died in 62 attacks with 47 wounded. Algiers reported numerous deaths and injuries including Europeans.
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Estes Continues Purge Ties to Gift Scandal
Freeman has fired two aides, including former Assistant Secretary James T. Ralph, and a third has resigned. The names are linked to Estes who built a $50 million financial empire on government farm program dealings.
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Reynolds Wins Divorce With No Alimony Payments
Reynolds, tobacco heir Richard J. Reynolds, wins a second divorce from his third wife in Darien Georgia by a 2 to 2 jury. The verdict orders no alimony while earlier decrees and Supreme Court rulings complicated support. Reynolds, 56, had faced an adultery accusation tied to a 1961 marriage, and he expressed hope to resume his marriage after the ruling.
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Laos buildup in Thailand threatens Pathet Lao actions
SEATO reports Western fears grow as a major forces buildup in Thailand includes 12 F100 cupersabres and A4D Skyhawks from Clark Field. Under Lt Gen Richardson and Gen Harkins, airlift to northeast Thailand is planned with reconnaissance planes and tankers. In Washington, court records reveal Miss Mary Kimbrough Jones found unsound mind amid Esles case revelations, with Drs Schoengeld and Pine diagnosing schizo phrenic reaction and recommending commitment.
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Laos Ceasefire Talks Hinge On Coalition Prospects
Officials signal a ceasefire could ease fighting and pave a path to a neutral Laos. White notes withdrawal terms may be relaxed if negotiations move toward a nationwide neutral government. Souvanna Phouma plans to return from Paris as talks with Phoumi Nosavan and Souphanouvong are unclear. The piece also carries an unrelated ad for foot care product.
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United States
White
Souvanna Phouma
Paris
Souvanna
Phoumi Nosavan
Souphanouvong
Military Analysis of River Border Coverage
The report notes river border terrain with varying visibility from fields to marsh grass and trees. Helicopters assist patrols while jet fighters deter open-air threats, though dense tree cover offers concealment. Thailand lacks large air bases for biggest jets. Don Muang and Korat field expansion provide a 10,000-foot runway near Korat.
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Bangkok
Korat
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