France and Mexico discuss a broad exchange plan
President Charles de Gaulle urged France and Mexico to launch a large scale program of scientific cultural and technical exchanges while reassuring Washington that ties with the United States would not be altered. He spoke in Mexico City before Congress and at a luncheon and outlined a policy of attuned cooperation to enhance civilization through mutual collaboration.
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Charles de Gaulle
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Mexico
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Latin America
Paris
Congress
National Palace
Washington
Caribbean
Apply for Conway School Post
Conway Ark AP The Conway School Board reports 15 applications for superintendent amid a controversy over Supt Hays Gibson contract as the Arkansas Education Association urged members to refrain from applying until the dispute is resolved.
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Ray C. McNutt
Arkansas Education Association
Hays Gibson
Liquor Ads Approved by WQXR Radio Station
New York Times radio station WQXR will accept liquor commercials. The station does not subscribe to NAB standards that deem hard liquor advertising unacceptable.
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New York
New York Times
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Statlion
National Association of Broadcasters
Tito Said Too Ill to Attend Meet
Yugoslav President Tito, 71, has reportedly gone to Brioni island for treatment and rest with doctors advising inactivity. He is not expected to attend the upcoming Communist summit in Budapest with Soviet Premier Khrushchev at month end, amid lingering questions about his health and political obligations.
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Arkansas City Manager Rule Cites Six Year Barrier
Arkansas law requires a city adopting the city manager form to keep it for six years before change. Atty. Gen. Bruce Bennett advised Pine Bluff Mayor Offie Lites on city manager election law as petitions seek change from mayor council to city manager. The opinion notes six years after the first city manager board takes office to allow petitions. Arlie Metheny is acting superintendent as NAEP investigates controversy.
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Westward Ho A New Salad Serving on Western Iceberg Lettuce
A citrus onion salad served on crisp lettuce cups with two dressings. Orange Mayonnaise Dressing blends orange juice with corn syrup, mayonnaise, and grated onion. Mayonnaise Sour Cream Dressing combines mayonnaise, vinegar, sour cream, and sugar. Both dressings are chilled and poured over raw or cooked vegetables.
Corn Batter Cakes With Cheese Ham Sauce
A nostalgic recipe for Corn Batter Cakes served with a Cheese Ham Sauce. Includes enriched self rising corn meal, milk, eggs, and butter. Directions cover mixing batter, cooking on a griddle, and finishing with a cheese ham sauce. yields 8 to 10 cakes.
Molded Soulfle Salad with Asparagus and Cream Cheese
A creamy molded salad blending asparagus with cream cheese and celery for texture. Prepare ahead, unmold before serving, and garnish with asparagus spears and egg slices for a striking buffet presentation. Yield up to eight servings.
Ambassador Kiernan gifts and shamrocks at Kennedy grave
The ambassador and Mrs. Kennedy share a ceremonial visit as Kiernan unveils Waterford pieces engraved with Barry and Hoban motifs. Shamrocks from Dublin accompany the Kennedy grave, forming a Celtic cross circle around the cross while plans include four thorn pots surrounding the grave as part of an enduring tribute.
Parity Is Still Goal for Farm Parity Is Still Goal for Farm
Washington AP Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman says parity for agriculture remains an objective of the Johnson Administration and would bolster President Johnson’s appeal in the November election. He commented on remarks by President James G. Patton at the National Farmers Union convention in St Paul about concerns over support for parity. Parity, a legal standard for fair farm prices and incomes, guides pricing and income measures for farmers.
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Orville L. Freeman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Johnson
Freeman
James G. Patton
National Farmers Union
St. Paul
Patton
Lites
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Congress
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Shamrocks Visit White House and Kennedy Grave
Irish Ambassador Thomas Kiernan presented St. Patrick’s Day gifts to President Johnson and Mrs Kennedy and planted shamrocks on Kennedy’s grave at Arlington. Patton criticizes lack of coverage in agricultural messages and press releases. Freeman notes farm income progress but questions parity targets.
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Robert F. Kennedy
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James Hoban
Barry
Allance
Dubin
Eamon de Valera
Douglas B. Cornell
Washington
Thomas J. Kiernan
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John F.kennedy
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