Humphrey to Meet De Gaulle in Paris Sunday
In Paris Humphrey will call on President Charles de Gaulle at the Elysee Palace Sunday afternoon during the International Air and Space Show. He travels with Gemini astronauts James McDivitt and Edward White and space officials James Webb and Charles Mathews aboard Air Force One from Andrews. The meeting may touch on Viet Nam, the Dominican Republic, and NATO, with no firm agenda announced.
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America
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Excise Tax Cut Bill Moves to Johnson for Signing
Washington AP reports President Johnson faced a bill cutting federal excise taxes, with reductions starting after signing and phased in through 1969. Major cuts include auto taxes dropping from 10 to 7 percent then to 1 percent, repeal of many levies on consumer goods, and staged repeals through 1968, 1969.
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Move Fails in Paris Coalitions to Unite Left
Socialist presidential candidate Gaston Del iere’s bid to form a left-center coalition collapsed in Paris today. The setback leaves the caul lists fractured and the campaign in a new phase as parties reassess alliances.
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Shipping Strike Feeds Pinch Across Merchant Fleet
New York AP reports the American maritime industry feels pressure as ship officers strikes immobilize about 40 ships in Atlantic Gulf ports and pacific coast tankers blamed on stoppage. About 1,300 engine room officers and 300 deck officers strike against several companies amid contract expirations, while many ships stay at sea or redirect cargoes.
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Angry remarks over DAR report inked before vote
Washington AP Pennsylvania's two U S senators clashed before the Senate vote 64 to 9 on the annual DAR report funded at taxpayers expensePrinting of 1 500 copies as a Senate document cost an estimated 2 557 Clark called the printing ridiculous while Sen Hugh Scott labeled opposition as the far left
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Rebels To Free 2 GIs
In Santo Domingo Dominican Republic AP reports arrangements for the release of two U S paratroopers captured by Dominican rebels Pfc Larry Leed of Conestoga Pa and Sp4 Donald Jones of Pomona California were held after entering the rebel sector of the capital in jeep and trailer The rebel leader Col Francisco Caamana Deno said release would depend on the peace force returning rebel prisoners while Gen Telma Vargas the OAS adviser said the paratroopers would be released probably today The renewed fighting cost four U S paratroopers their lives with 44 Americans and five Brazilian soldiers wounded The rebel spokesman denied an American claim that rebels fired tear gas grenades at paratroopers
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China Warns Against Soviet Attendee at African Asian Conference
China warned it would oppose Soviet participation in the African Asian Conference to begin in Algiers on June 29, saying no matter what fate may befall the meeting.
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Ailes to Face Probers In Loan Company Case
Washington AP Ailes the Step Assistant Secretary of the Army faces congressional probe over alleged sharp practices at Federal Services Finance Corp. Resor nominated to replace him is attorney Stanley B. Resor a decorated WWII veteran with seven sons. The firm reportedly handles a 67 million dollar business and counts several retired generals and admirals on its board.
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Hole in Dam Is Plugged at Muncy Valley
Water from a mountain lake poured through a hole in the dam at Muncy Valley causing concern for several hours. State police and engineers monitored the situation as a six to eight foot hole was finally plugged with sand bags around 6 a.m. Local residents, about 160 people, faced possible evacuation when the hole appeared during Thursday night rain.
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Nixon Sees Best Time To Resist Communists
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon at a Sioux Falls news conference argued that given Viet Nam risks, now is the best time to resist the Communists. He warned delaying could affect Russo-Chinese tensions and China’s nuclear development.
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