Spain Charts Independent Course in Europe on Own Terms
Madrid pursues a far reaching foreign policy to join Europe on its own terms, seeking NATO membership and associate status in the Common Market while expanding ties with the Soviet bloc and Latin America. Washington negotiates cautiously as Franco’s legacy looms over postwar Spanish policy.
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Julius Klein The International PR Man In Spotlight
Julius Klein an international public relations man and former Hearst Chicago reporter faces Senate Ethics scrutiny over foreign agent ties and West German business interests. He chairs a PR firm with offices in New York Los Angeles and Frankfurt and boasts a decorated Army Reserve career including a WWII service in the South Pacific and a heroism medal.
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Chicago
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Germany
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Business Outlook Still Undecided
The economy shows slowed activity and possible slide toward recession due to tight money and cautious sentiment. Automobiles and color television stocks reveal inflated expectations. the mood shift may curb excesses and lead to more prudent policy and investment decisions.
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Russians Favor Moscow in Mongolia over China Crisis
Mongolian support for Moscow is highlighted as Soviet aid and East European backing flow into Ulan Bator. Chinese presence diminishes while floods and disaster relief show Moscow’s stronger influence. Officials and diplomats mark Mongolia as firmly aligned with the Soviet Union for economic and political backing.
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New York Times News
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Mongolia
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China
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Yumzhagyn Tsedenbal
Soviet Union
Europe
Wells Fargo Reopens Dallas Offices After 50 Years
Wells Fargo returns to Dallas after a half century with armored car service. Once famed for horse drawn mail and freight stages, the company resumes a controlled security presence in the city.
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Wells Fargo
Antiballistic System Faces Political Pressures
James Reston analyzes how quiet commitments to an expensive antiballistic missile system could draw the United States into a new arms race. He notes congressional funding beyond the administration’s request, debates over defense versus offense, and fears of a self-sustaining program driven by Soviet countermeasures and domestic priorities.
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McNamara
Decatur Firm Wins Boeing Contract in Apollo Era
The Noland Co of Decatur received an $8 400 contract from Boeing Co as part of a total $724 600 to Alabama firms in Q2 1966. Boeing, a Saturn V support contractor to NASA and Project Apollo, performs major systems engineering at Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville where it began Saturn operations in 1962 and currently employs 4400 in Huntsville.
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Lester Hospital Closes Doors After Doctor's Death
The 16 bed Jackson Hospital in Lester closed Thursday afternoon until two physicians can be secured. Mayor Lester Jackson, whose brother Dr. D. E. Jackson died Saturday, said the closure followed a request from Athens attorney Billy Malone. Five patients were moved to other hospitals.
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