Tourists Journey Through Alpine Passes Toward France
Traveling in a rain soaked journey, the group crosses the Austrian Italian border near Cortina then Genoa toward the Riviera. They note monsoon weather, narrow streets, a seaside hotel balcony, and a Monaco visit with French border delays and Princess Grace’s palace seen from Monte Carlo.
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Nice
Monaco
Italy
France
Monte Carlo
Princess Grace
Cornish
American Express
Arkansas State Briefs Sweep Diverse Local News
Gov Faubus to break ground for a 60 000 kilowatt generator at Arkansas Power and Light Co with a 45 million cost. Welfare funds allotted to Lee County 534 300 and Prairie County 341 000. Des Arc rejects desegregation plan under freedom of choice. Cheryl Tilley crowned Miss Henderson State Teachers College. Federal suit to acquire right of way for Toark Suck Ferry access road filed. Appeal over ownership of 800 acres of Arkansas River timber land in Lincoln Jefferson counties ongoing. Memorial Stadium adds 6940 seats under a bid won by J E Stowers of Little Rock.
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Helena
Ark
Orval E. Faubus
Arkansas Power & Light Co
Little Rock
Jim Phillips
Lee County
Prairie County
Toak Suck Ferry
Arkansas River
Federal District Court
The
Army Engineers
Eugene E. Ott
Conway
Ott
Faulkner County
Lincoln County
8Th Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Jefferson County
George McGee
Albert Matthews
A. L. Nuckols
War Memorial Stadium
Allan Berry
J. E. Stowers
Stower
Soviet Party Delays Congress Amid Strategic Dilemmas
Report notes Soviet leaders face decisions on opposing Vietnamese Communists, avoiding nuclear war through peaceful coexistence with the United States, and distributing power. The party congress, initially planned for October 1961, is postponed to spring with no official central committee date set and no formal announcement as indecision persists.
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Peal
Eee
Ee Party
Pio
Lawsuit Filed Over Debts In Southern Aluminum Case
A suit was filed Tuesday in the Second Division Chancery Court by Southern Aluminum Discount Inc against Vera Lasater for grounds of default in payments. A separate item notes a terrorism report from Guayaquil involving an anti American group and a Detroit Tigers season remark about few shutouts in 1964.
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Chancery Court
Southern Aluminum Discount Inc
Vera Lasater
Acean
United Nations Spotlight Returns To Original Stage
United Nations events return to San Francisco for a lavish 28th birthday party costing about 300 dollars to be paid by city taxpayers. Delegates plus 106 wives and aides will attend as security and ceremonies are planned with demonstrators and police on high alert.
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United Nations Spotlight
Ge Lyle W. Price
San Francisco
United Nations
Ich
San
John Birch Society
Secret Service
FBI
Actress Vivien Leigh Reacts to Selznick Death
London dispatch reports Vivien Leigh expresses shock at the death of film producer David O. Selznick. Leigh praises his imagination taste energy and perfection and says the news is a great and sad shock to her.
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London
UPI
Vivien Leigh
Scarlett O'Hara
David O. Selznick
Miss Leigh
Picket Meeting of Doctors Protests Medicare Policy at AMA
Senior Citizens groups in New York join a 65 plus protest outside the Americana Hotel during the AMA annual convention. Pickets chant for cooperation on Medicare while the committee weighs resolutions on policy before the 235 member House of Delegates. An open letter urges doctors to support the Johnson administration plan, contrasting AMA views.
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A York
Americana
AMA
Eight Pacifists Arrested in Vietnam War protest at sea
Eight pacifists were arrested Tuesday and the Coast Guard took five more at sea while they attempted to bring food medicine and flowers to supply ships bound for Vietnam. An additional group intercepted included four men and a 16 year old girl en route to the ships in an outboard boat. Earlier, others arrived at the Oakland Army base bearing banners calling to end the war and to provide food instead of bombs.
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Coast Guard
Viet Nam
Oakland Army Base
Selma Teens to Join Boston Voter Drive
Thirty six Negro teenagers from Selma Alabama, ages 15 to 18, will participate in a voter registration drive in Roxbury Boston. The trip, one week long, is sponsored by Rev F Goldthwaite Sherrill of Ipswich. Chaperone Rev George D Galloway of Selma notes they were chosen for civil rights activity.
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Selma
Ala
Roxbury
F. Goldthwaite Sherrill
Ipswich
George D. Galloway
Two-Day Hearing Favors Boycott of Participation
A two day committee hearing showed broad support for a boycott or nonparticipation. Several physicians described the action as a necessary protest, while others urged careful consideration of consequences.
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Des Arc
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Office of Education
Camden, Ark
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Henderson State Teachers College
J. G. Tilley
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Ecuador
Detroit Tigers
Wold Fly
U.S
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Arkenses
News-Times Publishing CO
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City & State
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Etiquette Felder
News-Times
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Selznick
Selma Negroes
Imany Brands& Styles
Elliotts, Inc
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