Maugham's Condition Worsens Amid Illness on Riviera
W. Somerset Maugham, 91, gravely ill with lung congestion in France. Doctors moved him to Nice hospital as influenza sweeps the region. the author showed fragile signs but remained largely bedbound amid a life of vast collections and guests at his villa on the Riviera.
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France
UPI
W. Somerset
Maugham
Writer
French Riviera
Akien
Nice
Alan Terranean
Searle
Toulouse-Lautrec
Gham
Utsj
Mauw
Rusk urges clear stand against aggression in Southeast Asia
United States Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged the world to recognize aggression in Southeast Asia as a single broad threat. He warned Communist China targets Thailand next and said Hanoi shows no sign of halting its support for guerrilla warfare in South Vietnam.
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UPI
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Gean Rusk
Nam
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Rusk
Asia
Kong
China
Thailand
South- East Asia
Nnce Ruck
Vietnam
Hanoi
South Viet
Washington
United States
Indonesia
U.S. Information Agency
USIA
Fulbright opens separate economic aid bill in Senate
Senator J William Fulbright of Arkansas chairing the Senate Foreign Relations Committee introduced a distinct economic aid bill separating it from military assistance. The move, aligning with administration aims, signals his reduced role in piloting a joint package yet ensures involvement in the expected Senate battle over foreign aid.
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J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Washington
UPI
Congress
Fulbright
Johnson
Senate
Flu Epidemic On Decrease Says CDC
The flu epidemic wanes in most regions the New England states still suffer high flu and pneumonia deaths no new states added to the list Georgia reports a widespread respiratory outbreak and flu virus found in Atlanta during the past week. President Johnson faces two paths to military aid passage either a strictly military bill from another senator or a House approved combined bill with a Conference Committee. Senate Democratic Whip Russell B Long says he is willing to go along with either approach.
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New England
CDC
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Georgia
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Senate
House
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Rutherford County election suit headlined by one man one vote principle
A three judge panel from the Sixth Circuit will hear Rutherford County School Commission reapportionment suit next Wednesday. The case, filed by 16 Rutherford residents, could affect other local boards and mirrors the Supreme Court one person one vote standard.
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UPS
Federe
Rutherford County School Commission
Paul C. Weick
6Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Rutherford
U.S. Supreme Court
Johnson Seeks Full Employment Amid Great Society Push
President Johnson urges rapid job growth to reach full employment as he briefs Congress on a Labor Department plan. The 278 page report demands expanded training grants, higher unemployment benefits, and modernization of federal job programs to sustain near five percent growth.
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API
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Great Society
Congress
Labor Department
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Coor
Lanew
U S Losing Indonesia As A Friend
UPI reports U SIA ordered a pullout from Indonesia halting film and library operations after demonstrations and library seizures. The action aims to pressure Sukarno amid declining relations and lingering aid reviews affecting 2.8 million dollars in malaria control and education programs.
Indonesia Ais Leads Afro Asian Bloc Ties
Indonesia's role in the Afro Asian nationalist bloc factors into U S interest in maintaining ties with the archipelago. The Kingsport Times outtake appears disrupted with garbled market and subscription text.
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Indonesia
Ais
United States
Syria seizes nine oil firms in nationalization move
Beirut reports the Syrian government seized nine oil companies in a major nationalization. Foreign firms named include Socony Vacuum Esso Standard and Shell subsidiaries. The government says the firms controlled about six to seven percent of the country’s oil business with an annual profit around $2.6 million.
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Lebanon
UPI
Raedle Damascus
Socony- Vacum
Esso Standard
Shell
American Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Socom Nastia A Setae
Socony-Mobil Oil Co
Helt
Royal Dutch Shell Group
Californians sail to Australia after Goldwater bet
Two Southern California families board the SS Iberia in San Diego to move to Australia following a bet that Barry Goldwater would win the presidency. Robert Ansett and Peter Kemmsies, with their spouses and children, cite political climate in the United States as a factor, hoping a conservative shift overseas will yield a freer life.
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San Diego
Calif
California
Australis
Lfe
Barry Goldwater
Robert Ansett
Goldwater
St Does
Praha
Ansett
San Fadio
Cal
Peter Kemmsies
Australia
Kemmsies
United States
Black Muslim Butler Seeks Freedom From Habeas Corpus Writ
Norman 3X Butler, a Black Muslim enforcer tied to Malcolm X slaying, petitions the U S Supreme Court for release on habeas corpus. His lawyer, John Williams, argues Butler has not been linked to the crime, while guards keep him in maximum security to prevent retaliation by Malcolm X followers.
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UPI
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Malcolm X
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Supreme Court
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Malcoler
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