Anniversary of Riot Flares Polish Catholic Demonstration
About 1,000 hymn-singing Catholics clashed with police in Warsaw while marching on Communist party HQ. Police with clubs charged the crowd near Wladyslaw Gomulka's party center after teargas was used, dispersing the demonstrators by midnight.
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Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski
Gdansk
Danzig
Primate’s Palace
St. John’s Cathedral
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Erhard open to talks with Soviets on German problems
Chancellor Ludwig Erhard said he would meet Soviet leaders in Bonn or Moscow to discuss German concerns. He opposed major U.S. troop withdrawals, proposed arming cost adjustments, and urged transitional rules for French troops in West Germany. Reunification, a key goal, would require Western and Soviet cooperation, with Moscow as pivotal.
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Germany
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Moscow
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Soviet Union
Associated Press
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Palais Schamburg
U.S
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
France
Britain
de Gaulle
NATO
U S Reds Name Hall Secretary and Winston Chairman
The U S Communist Party elected Gus Hall general secretary and Henry Winston national chairman at its 18th national convention in New York. Hall spoke of acclamation and said party membership rose to about 12 000 while Winston called his election a symbol of real equality. He added his view on De Gaulle and Europe reflecting Cold War tensions.
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U.S.A
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Henry Winston
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Winston
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Communist Party
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Erhard
Moscow
Europe
Russia
U S soprano wins Tchaikovsky prize in Moscow
Jane Marsh a 24 year old California soprano wins first prize for women singers in the Tchaikovsky competition in Moscow becoming the first American winner of a top prize since Van Cliburn in 1958. She receives 2750 dollars a gold medal and publicity. Veronica Tyler and Simon Estes win lesser prizes.
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van Cliburn
Jane Marsh
Mill Valley
San Francisco
Veronica Tyler
Baltimore
Simon Estes
New York
Barbara Rondelli
Pittsburg
Kan
Learn Retail Hardware as a Management Trainee
Warner Hardware Company offers a management trainee role in Minneapolis. No retail or hardware experience needed, just sales orientation and potential for store management advancement. Excellent benefits including profit sharing. Apply in person or write c/o Personnel Dept. 13 South Sixth Street Minneapolis MN 55402.
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Twin Cities
South Sixth Street
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Plaza Dedicated to Film Producer Samuel Goldwyn
Hollywood stars honored producer Samuel Goldwyn with a plaza dedication at the Motion Picture Country Home in Woodland Hills California. The site is ringed by 16 new cottages funded by a 250000 dollar gift from Goldwyn. Jack Lemmon lauded Goldwyn for a half century of charitable giving.
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Woodland Hills
Calif
Hollywood
Samuel Goldwyn
Goldwyn
Jack Lemmon
Abner Doubleday Credited With First Baseball Diamond
Abner Doubleday is credited with laying out the first true baseball diamond in 1839. This claim has long circulated as a foundational baseball anecdote and remains a point of historical discussion among sports historians and researchers.
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Abner Doubleday
Cabinet minister's attack on de Gaulle shocks Britain
Defense Minister Denis Healey questioned by political rivals after saying no one in Europe trusts Charles de Gaulle. The remark, made at a Socialist meeting during de Gaulle's Soviet trip, drew demands from Conservative MPs for Prime Minister Wilson to clarify if the attack reflects government policy as Pompidou visits Britain.
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Charles de Gaulle
Harold Wilson
Defense
Denis Healey
Europe
Healey
de Gaulle
Soviet Union
Georges Pompidou
Britain
Wilson
Japan LDP urges extending US security treaty in 1970
A government committee of Japan's Liberal Democratic Party called for stronger military ties with the United States. It urged extending the U.S.-Japan security treaty in 1970 for another decade.
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Tokyo
Japan
Liberal-Democratic
United States
GOP State Central Committee to pick Senate candidate in Minneapolis
The GOP State Central Committee will choose a candidate for the U.S. Senate endorsement after a state convention vote. Bloomington Mayor Donald Hasselberg challenged the vote method while Douglas Head, a Minneapolis lawyer, won endorsement for attorney general. Other endorsements included James B. Goetz for lieutenant governor and William O'Brien for secretary of state with Stafford King and Val Bjornson acclaimed for auditor and treasurer respectively. P Kenneth Peterson, a Minneapolis lawyer and former mayor, won the railroad and warehouse commissioner post on the first ballot over Jay Gould and Vern DeWees.
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GOP
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U.S. Senate
Bloomington
Donald Hasselberg
Senate
Hasselberg
Douglas Head
William Randall
Ramsey County
LeVander
Head
Randall
Hennepin County
James B. Goetz
Winona
William O’brien
St. Paul
Beverly Stone
West Concord
Stafford King
Val Bjornson
P. Kenneth Peterson
Peterson
Jay Gould
Vern DeWees
Richfield
Flying Tigers Hold Reunion In Europe in Palma de Mallorca
About 165 former Flying Tigers pilots and their wives gathered in Palma de Mallorca Spain for their first European reunion. They flew from New York aboard Flying Tigers Line, an airline formed by squadron veterans.
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Spain
Flying Tiger
China
Europe
New York
Flying Tigers Line
Soviet Delegation Begins 10 Day Canada Tour
Ottawa AP says a Soviet parliamentary delegation led by First Deputy Premier Dmitry Polyansky started a 10 day visit to Canada. Moscow recently placed a record wheat order worth 800 million dollars with Canada.
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Dmitry Polyansky
Canada
Moscow
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