De Gaulle Holds Private Meeting With North Viet Nam Representative
In Phnom Penh President Charles de Gaulle met Nguyen Thuong, North Vietnam's top representative in Cambodia, for 35 minutes to hear Hanoi's attitude. Thuong declined to reveal details as French and Hanoi officials noted the talk aimed at informing Paris.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Charles de Gaulle
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Nguyen Thuong
de Gaulle
Thuong
Guinea
North Vietnamese
Sihanouk
Bangkok
Thailand
Nuns Ousted By China Arrive In Hong Kong
Eight Roman Catholic nuns forced to leave Red China arrived in Hong Kong after a raid on Sacred Heart Academy in Beijing. Sister Eamon, 85, fainted on departure and Mother Mary of the Cross, 76, was hospitalized. Six others went to a convent. one was injured years ago and uses crutches. The school was closed and the nuns expelled amid Red Guard protests.
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China
Hong Kong
Robert Liu
Red China
Eamon
Mary O'Sullivan
Ireland
Mother Mary of the Cross
Winifred Duff
Canada
Sacred Heart Academy
Peking
Missionary of Mary
Young Red Guard
Truck Driver Dies In Crash Near Winona
A truck driver, John Pollema, 31, of Minnesota City, died when his semi wrecked off Highway 61 near Homer, four miles south of Winona. The truck struck a slow amphibious vehicle parked on the highway shoulder, plunged down an embankment, and buried the cab. AmblDriver Michael R. Hannon, 22, and passenger Gerald Kelly, 20, were treated. Hannon hospitalized with a back injury. The amphibious vehicle is owned by St Marys College.
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Homer
Minn
John Pollema
Minnesota City
Tribune
Winona
Pollema
Kujuak Brothers Transportation Co
Winona County
Gerald Kelly
Chicago
St. Mary’s College
Hannon
Wilson
New Federal Building Planned in Wausau Wisconsin
Postmaster General Lawrence F. O'Brien announced a new post office for Wausau on the south side of Forest Street opposite Third Street. The building will follow the Post Office Department lease construction plan with the government's investment limited to postal equipment. Plans and data will be available to bidders and the winning bidder will buy land, build, and lease to the department.
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Washington
Lawrence F. O’brien
Wausau
Wis
Forest Street
Third Street
Post Office Department
Discrimination Probe Sought To Regulate Picketing In Wisconsin
Milwaukee AP report shows Wauwatosa officials asking the state attorney general to seek a court order limiting picketing amid 11 nights of racial demonstrations. NAACP Youth Council protests, guardsmen on standby, and a fact finding hearing begin into private-club discrimination with clergy mediation underway.
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Wauwatosa
Milton F. Burmaster
Burmaster
State Capitol
Madison
Warren P. Knowles
Bronson C. la Follette
Knowles
la Follette
Milwaukee Youth Council
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Robert C. Cannon
Cannon
Order of Eagles
Joseph C. Fa
James Groppi
Committee Acts To Limit Interest Rates
Washington AP The House Rules Committee clears two bills to cap certain rates amid inflation worries. Rep Wright Patman says public demands action as House leaders hint at early floor votes next week. Senate debate signals possible inflation-fighting tax and Fed power reforms.
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Washington
House
House Rules Committee
Wright Patman
D-Tex
Congress
Rules Committee
the Treasury
Joseph W. Barr
Barr
Federal Reserve Board
Patman
House Banking Committee
Benton Harbor Mayor Declares Racial Emergency
Benton Harbor Michigan Mayor Wilbert Smith declared a state of emergency after two nights of racial violence but rejected a demand for National Guard troops. Governor Romney refused an immediate call up, deploying state troopers and alerting guard units. Curfews and arrests followed in Waukegan and Cicero as tensions flare nationwide.
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Associated Press
Wilbert Smith
Benton Harbor
Mich
National Guard
Michigan
George Romney
Lansing
Romney
Frederick Davids
Cecil Hunt
Earl Merrill
Waukegan
Ill
Robert Sabonjian
David Kinder
Veteran actor Carl Emory dies in Bath at 59
Bath Maine AP Carl Emory 59 veteran actor and broadcaster died Tuesday He appeared in the original Broadway production Grand Hotel and voiced many dramatic and documentary programs for major networks before 1960
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Bath
Maine
Carl Emory
Pregnancy Thrilling News To British Lord
The Countess of Erroll, 40, Hereditary Lord High Constable of Scotland, announced she is pregnant with her fourth child due in November. She is believed to be the first peeress to bear a baby after taking her seat in the House of Lords, a milestone in a male-dominated chamber since 1958.
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London
House of Lords
Countess of
Erroll
Scotland
Lords
Tribune Carriers Collect This Week
LaCrosse Tribune circulators request payment on first call to save time and effort. Collections planned for Wednesday Thursday and Friday. The circulation department thanks readers.
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Tribune
The
LaCrosse Tribune
Shift Court Workload Across Wisconsin Counties
Wisconsin Chief Justice George R. Currie urged broadening case overload relief beyond Milwaukee and Dane Counties. He noted eight other counties have eight or more judges and that workloads are split among traffic juvenile and criminal cases. Currie explained appointments for overloads or vacancies flow through the court administrator with chief justice approval at the Wisconsin Board of Circuit Judges conference in La Crosse.
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Wisconsin Supreme Court
la Crosse
Milwaukee
Dane
Currie
Wisconsin Board of Circuit
Holiday Inn
Wisconsin
Dane Madison
Lincoln Neprud
Viroqua
Wisconsin Board of Circuit Judges
6Th Judicial Circuit
Supreme Court
Horace Wilkie
Henry C. Gergen Jr
Juneau
John C. Martin
Tribune
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