Brandt To Meet De Gaulle In Paris On Wednesday
West German Foreign Minister Willy Brandt announced in Berlin that he will meet French President Charles de Gaulle in Paris next Wednesday. The move signals rapid pursuit of closer German French ties and a more independent West German stance under the Kiesinger cabinet.
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Berlin
Willy Brandt
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
Grand Coalition
France
West Berlin
Brandt
Bonn
Christian
Kurt Georg Kiesinger
Kiesinger
United States
Social Democratic Party
Great Britain
de Gaulle
West Germany
Washington
Simple Lemon Flavor RU-EX Remedy for Rheumatic Pain
An inexpensive home remedy claims relief from rheumatism arthritis and neuritis using RU-EX Compound mixed with water and lemon juice. The ad advises a two week supply and three tablespoons twice daily, promising results within 48 hours and offering a return of the empties for a refund if not improved.
Private Clubs Urged To Drop Membership Bias
Milwaukee AP report: Governor's Commission on Human Rights urges private clubs to end racial or religious discrimination in membership. The commission lauds officials who resign from such groups and calls for guidelines for tax exempt clubs with public officials.
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Milwaukee
Governor’s Commission On Human Rights
Milwaukee Youth Council
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Order of Eagles
Commission
George C. Lorinczi
Bandsman Magician Richard Himber Dies at 59
New York AP reports bandleader Richard Himber died at his Central Park South home at age 59. Police list the cause as a heart attack. He rose to fame in the swing era with his bands and sleight of hand magic tricks.
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New York
Richard Himber
Himber
Essex House
Central Park South
Fast-Driving Youth Loses License Life in Fatal Chase
In Marion North Carolina a 20 year old identified as Jerry Dean Holtsclaw died after reaching 130 mph while being chased by state patrol. He had only the prior week lost his license for 90 mph. Two other Marion youths were killed when he lost control of his father's car on U S 221 during the pursuit.
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Marion
N.C
State
Jerry Dean Holtsclaw
Holtsclaw
U.S. 221
Volunteers patch up Prairie Island homes for Christmas
In Red Wing Minnesota volunteers from Wabasha Goodhue and Rice counties formed the Prairie Island Emergency Fund to repair 11 dilapidated Indian homes on Prairie Island. About 40 St Olaf College students joined by high school students and adults repaired roofs and patched houses to curb winter cold.
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Red Wing, Minn
Prairie Island
Mississippi River
Red Wing
Wabasha
Goodhue
Rice
Prairie Island Emergency Fund
St. Olaf College
LaFrances Rose
Zumbrota
Howard Bailey
National Guard
Rose
St. Olaf
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the Sunday Building Pages
Coast To Coast
Transamerica Company
Cass Street
Dial
Chet Gorczyca
U.S
Clark Bracken
CLARK
Main St
Oscar Mayer
Wieners
Florida
IGA
Crisco
Hunt's
Reynolds Aluminum
Sunshine Hydrox
ANE
Eureka
House of Good Taste
N. Y
Schneider S
Jay Street
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