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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1964

Page

5

Million Greeks Pay Homage at King Paul Funeral

About a million Greeks and world leaders attended the funeral for King Paul of Greece in Athens. Former President Truman and Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson led the U S delegation. Archbishop Chrysostomos presided. The royal family, Greek Orthodox leaders, and crowds gathered at the Annunciation Cathedral and at the royal cemetery at Tatoi Palace for burial.

WML F Sunderland Athens UPN King Paul Greece Harry S (Truman Lyndon B.johnson Constantine Chrysostomos Ieluding Truman Johnson Tatos Tatoi Paul Oll Fred Erika Tatol Palace Quesn Frederiks Annanciation Atr Ani Lyndon B. Johnson Markarios Cyprus

Strauss faults Western approach to Berlin wall decision

Former West German defense minister Franz Josef Strauss says the Communists built the Berlin Wall because the West was too friendly to East Germany. He cites intelligence indicating Reds feared escalation but proceeded anyway, and he argues Washington should have steadied European allies and avoided sole reliance on nuclear deterrence. He stresses decisions must fit their era and cautions against disarmament confusion.

Berlin West Gerany Franz Josef Strauss Bertin East Berlin Strauss Erik United States Thim Washingt Germany

U S Wheat Aids Drought Hit Indian State

Jodhpur India United States launched emergency relief for drought hit northwest India. Ambassador Bowles handed over the first of 20 000 tons of American surplus wheat to Rajasthan state workers as partial wage payment while famine threatens about 2 600 000 people.

Jodhpur India United States Chester Bowles Rajasthan America

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