De Gaulle Plans Ties With North Viet Nam
Washington reports that Charles de Gaulle may raise France’s relations with Communist North Vietnam, risking further strain with the United States. France already maintains a quasi diplomatic mission in Hanoi, with a new chief of delegation appointed, fueling speculation but lacking confirmation of a major elevation.
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Indonesian Students Riot Back Sukarno as Cabinet Row Grows
Anti-Communist students in Indonesia massed demonstrations within hours of Sukarno declaring full power. They occupied six minister residences and demanded dissolution of the 10 man cabinet, while targeting Subandrio and other officials amid reports of a pact with Communist China and Sukarno’s continued grip on power despite military challenges.
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Children's Books Remain Popular Says Publisher
Whitman Waltran of Publishing Co. asserts that children under 12 will continue to drive demand for books and related products. He notes Disney ties and television influence, while claiming core children’s books endure despite changing trends and pressures from games, toys, and coin collecting items.
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Expert warns of possible China confrontation as Vietnam gains advance
Washington UPI dispatch quotes Rob ert Haumersen Whitman vice president for marketing as saying a large Chinese reaction could follow decisive Allied Viet Cong/North Vietnamese defeats. Haumersen notes Whitman’s market reach and plans for in depth studies to track market trends and respond to shifting demand.
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Soviet Space Dogs Studied After Flight
Moscow reports scientists studied Russia's space dogs Blackie and Breeze after their whirling space mission. Tests followed orbit data as Tass stated a final evaluation is needed before a new manned Soviet space effort. Authorities noted minor heart rhythm issues and weightlessness adjustment, with radiation belt coping deemed successful.
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General Thi To Calm Protestors In Hue
Gen N Ch Thi, ousted commander of the 1st Corps, travels in a small escort toward Hue to urge villagers to curb protests against his firing. Da Nang calms after his return, as Buddhists and students broaden calls for civilian government.
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TVA Begins Filling Nine Tennessee River Reservoirs To Summer Levels
Tennessee Valley Authority said it started filling its nine main stream reservoirs to summer full pool levels. Filling began March 15 at Wheeler and Pickwick Landing, with Pickwick due by April and Wheeler by about April 15. Fort Loudoun Watts Bar Chickamauga and other reservoirs start around April 1 and finish by mid April. Kentucky Reservoir starts April 1 and may finish by May 1. Weather and special requirements may change schedules.
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Olivier and Plowright Expect Baby in August
London reports Sir Laurence Olivier and wife Joan Plowright expect a baby in August. The Oliviers married in 1961 and have two children, son Richard aged four and daughter Tamsin aged one. Olivier directs the British National Theatre and previously wed Vivien Leigh and Jill Esmond.
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Woman jailed for traffic tickets takes infant along
Des Moines Iowa. Karen Kay Hacker a two year old widow was sentenced to one day in jail for ignoring seven traffic tickets and she brought her seven week old daughter to the jail. She was freed after nine hours when diapers ran out.
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Johnson Praises Gemini Astronauts For Courage
President Johnson and Vice President Humphrey lauded Gemini 8 astronauts Neil Armstrong and David Scott for remarkable courage and composure under stress after safely returning to Earth. They praised the pair’s training and discussed how the docking mission would advance future spacecraft efforts.
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Kingsport Times subscription rates notice
An older Kingsport Times notice lists mail and carrier subscription rates for the newspaper. It mentions the publication in Kingsport Tennessee and prohibits republication of altered text without express consent.
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Astronauts Heartbeats Double During Space Crisis
SPACE CENTER Houston (UPI) The Gemini astronauts heart rates more than doubled during pitching and rolling in space forcing them to end their flight early. Dr Charles Berry said Hart rate rose to 150 bpm while Scott reached 122 bpm Armstrong 120 to 146 during launch. No stimulants were used and adrenalin was pumped by their own effort as they controlled the craft and brought it down.
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