Dentists in Saskatchewan may join doctors on strike
In Regina Saskatchewan dentists planned a mass meeting to decide if they will join doctors in a five day strike over the provinces compulsory medical care plan. Doctors denied the strike was crumbling and emphasized strong unity Mike Peacock Saskatoon chief spokesman. A private clinics push funded by donations surfaced as a possibility.
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De Gaulle and Adenauer urge European political union
In Paris, President de Gaulle and West German Chancellor Adenauer called for a political union of Europe built on the Common Market. The joint appeal followed President Kennedy’s interdependence speech and echoed broad European support for closer Atlantic partnership. Soblen seeks stay in Britain as legal moves loom.
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Liz Burton Leave Ischia for Rome Cleopatra Shooting Ends
Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton left Ischia to return to Rome after completing on location work for Cleopatra. The remaining cast stays to finish the battement sequence as about two weeks of filming remain on the $30 million production.
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Mickey Rooney Seeks Life Story deal to pay debts
In Los Angeles, Mickey Rooney told a bankruptcy referee he hopes to sell rights to his life story for about 75,000 dollars to Putnam Publishers to help settle 484,914 dollars in debts. He described Barbrook Enterprises as the entity formed to manage the deal and noted he currently has only 500 dollars in assets.
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Rotation of Thailand Gll Slated
Pacific Military Command plans to rotate U S Army First Battalion Group out of central Thailand and replace it with a 2000-man unit from Hawaii while awaiting national policy. The move, to protect the Thai Laotian border, could hinge on President Kennedy’s guidance and Washington directives. The 27th Infantry Wolfhounds based near Bangkok may be replaced by the 21st Infantry Regiment from Schofield Barracks as part of a one-to-one rotation.
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Scandal Hits Texas Farm Office In Rice Allotments Case
A month-old Agriculture Department probe into alleged illegal transfers of rice allotments led to suspensions of two ASCS officials in Brazoria and Waller counties, Texas. FBI involvement followed a Matagorda County office incident and a report of offered money to continue prior allotment arrangements after the death of Matagorda County manager Carl E. Lively.
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Carl E. Lively
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
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Brazoria County
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Waller County
FBI
Joe
Matagorda Countty
Lively
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