De Gaulle’s rebuffs to U S not new says AP report
French President Charles de Gaulle continues to rebuff U S and British leadership, broadening his policy of French independence. Diplomatic sources say his envoys urge Western Europe to distance itself from the United States, a stance tied to the Algerian crisis and nuclear strategy.
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Yerger Hopewell Lunch Menus For Next Week
The Yerger and Hopewell lunch menus list meals for the coming week. Tuesday features Tuna Fish Croquette Pork and Beans Macaroni and Cheese Apple Sauce Bread and Milk. Wednesday offers Turkey and Dressing English Peas and Carrots Fruit Salad Yeast Biscuits and Milk. Thursday includes Meat Patties Beans with Salt Pork Combination Vegetable Salad Peach Halves Corn Bread and Milk. Friday serves Fried Chicken Potato Salad Banana Pudding Bread and Milk.
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Yerger & Hopewell
First Republican in Announcement
LITTLE ROCK AP The first Republican to seek a state office this year announced his intentions Saturday Darwin Bleidt 24 a senior at Arkansas State Teachers College said he would oppose incumbent John Paul Capps for White County representative Bleidt son of Hodge Bleidt a Searcy auto parts dealer He will graduate this summer from the Conway school majoring in history and political science Bleidt said he will be the first Republican candidate for a state office from White County in 85 years As spokesman for the state GOP said the party hopes to have 50 candidates for the legislature in the November general election The party had 21 candidates in 1962 all were beaten The number of candidates the spokesman said will depend on whether Winthrop Rockefeller runs for governor
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De Gaulle asserts France’s expanding regional ties and independence
The text cites De Gaulle expanding French reach into Latin America and NATO, testing an atomic bomb in the Sahara in 1960, and pursuing an independent line by refusing the test ban, nixing Britain from the EEC, and proposing Viet Nam neutrality. It notes his recognition of Red China and demands Chinese involvement for peace in Southeast Asia.
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Rocke and Stassen seek ballot spots in New York primary
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller and former Minnesota Governor Harold Stassen filed signatures to qualify for the state's presidential primary ballot. Backers followed with 23, feller and 732 signatures of registered voters needed to meet ballot requirements.
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Palmer Seeks Pensacola Open Title in 18 Hole Playoff
Arnold Palmer leads the Pensacola Open playoff against Gary Player and Miller Barber after a 274 tied score. Palmer seeks a second Pensacola Open title and third in five years as three players duel at Pensacola Country Club on the 6380 yard par 72 course with a $4,000 prize.
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Time running out for Royals top spot in East
The Cincinnati Royals trail the Boston Celtics by three games in the Eastern Division with four games left as the Celtics beat the Pistons 128-118. The piece also notes a golf playoff where Palmer, Player, and Barber vie for a share of prize money with a $2,300 payout to two players and a split of gross receipts among the three, with sponsors taking half.
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Woman to Oppose Van Dalsem in Perryville Race
Perryville Ark AP reports Rep Paul Van Dalsem faced criticism for remarks on women in Perry County and now may face a challenger. Mrs Charles Windle of Perryville, leader of the Perry County Women in Politics club, said a woman has agreed to oppose Van Dalsem in November General Election.
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Celtics Seek Split To Clinch Eighth Straight Division Title
Celtics need a split to clinch their eighth straight division title as Bill Russell posts 17 rebounds and 7 of 10 from the floor in a 67-65 halftime lead. New York shocked Philadelphia 140-108, and St. Louis beat Baltimore 135-117, narrowing the Western Division race as the Hawks cut San Francisco's margin to one game.
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Forrest City wins Region IAA title in West Memphis
Forrest City captured the Region IAA basketball title with a 51-37 victory over Greene County Tech in West Memphis. Paragould upset West Memphis 63-61 in overtime to reach the state tournament. Key scorers were Randy Laws 21 for Forrest City and Charles Baxter 22 for Paragould. The all-region squad includes Adams Murray Collier Washington Baxter and Laws among others.
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Larry Adams
Charles Murray
Collier
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Baxter
Mike Bridges
Leadville
Jerry France
Keith Harrelson
Laws
Sigman
Grafton Moore
Goldwater to Lead California Ballot Listing
Secretary of State Frank M. Jordan announced that Senator Barry Goldwater will be listed first on the California presidential primary ballot for June 2. The Arizonan led the field by name in the ballot listing based on qualifying signatures and party rules.
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Toy Merchandising Corp Opportunity Ad
An advertisement seeks a part time business opportunity for a man or woman to manage self service toy shop displays in several cities including Texarkana Philadelphia Magnolia Prescott Nashville Camden and more. Requires a few hours weekly, grow into full time, must replace toys weekly and collect money. Apply with details and contact information.
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