De Gaulle Arrives in Addis Ababa After Somaliland Riots
French President Charles de Gaulle lands from Djibouti with Emperor Haile Selassie greeting. Thousands watch as they ride in a horse drawn carriage to Jubilee Palace amid flags and banners. Riots in Djibouti left two dead and many hurt as authorities dispersed crowds with tear gas and clubs.
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Market Absorbs Another Big Loss
The New York market endured its worst week since 1962 with the Dow Jones at 780.56, a fall of 24.06 points, the AP average at 280.1, and widespread declines in blue chips like AT&T and U S Steel. Despite late-week rallies, confidence remained weak amid inflation fears and recession worries.
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Groups Discontent With King's Open Housing Accord
Civil rights groups protested the King Chicago accord on open housing and planned further demonstrations. CORE's Chicago chapter condemned the terms and considered marching into Cicero. West Side Organization announced plans with others to demonstrate in Cicero Sunday. Gov Kerner promised National Guard if needed.
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Record 156 U S Planes Hit North Viet Nam in Friday Raid
U S warplanes set a new mission record with 156 strikes on North Viet Nam targets including fuel depots and storage sites. No U S losses were reported as Navy and Air Force aircraft hit transports and watercraft, while Marines repelled a night assault near Cam Lo.
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Senate Approves 1.60 Minimum Wage Bill in Landmark Vote
The Senate passed its version raising the hourly minimum from 1.25 to 1.60, extending coverage to millions. The 51 to 57 vote sends the bill to a conference with the House, which approved a similar measure last May. Conferees face start date and coverage debates including a Republican amendment narrowing reach.
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Back to School in High Point as Students Return
Sunday Enterprise preview notes High Point youths head back to school with mixed feelings. The article promises insight into why students aren’t unhappy about opening day and explains the upcoming school year. Also previewed is a science feature on solar winds and their effects on Earth’s radiation and magnetic fields.
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Veep's Son Weds Today at St Olaf Church Minneapolis
Donna Erickson who once spoofed Secret Servicemen weds Robert Humphrey son of Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey. The ceremony at St Olaf's Roman Catholic Church in downtown Minneapolis drew 675 guests for an 11 a.m. high Mass under fair skies and 90 degree heat. The bride, 21, recovered from pneumonia after graduating from Mankato State College where she met Robert, 22.
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President Johnson Turns 58 Amid West Tour
President Johnson, ending a brisk tour through Idaho and Colorado, celebrates his 58th birthday at the LBJ Ranch. At Arco Idaho he urged U S Soviet cooperation to avert nuclear disaster and later told a Denver University convocation that foreign policy must reflect domestic policy and core American purposes.
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CAB Delays Major Fare Move Amid Strike Fallout
The Civil Aeronautics Board says it will not take immediate action on air fare reductions urged by Council of Economic Advisers Chair Gardner Ackley. The board postpones a major decision until after year end, due to a six week airline strike and ongoing fare structure study.
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