Queen to Meet Duchess of Windsor Ends 29 Year Boycott
British papers report an imminent meeting between Queen Elizabeth and the Duchess of Windsor signaling the end of the royal boycott. The Duke of Windsor remains hospitalized after retina surgeries and will host a royal visit alongside the queen, with possible Windsor Castle plans pending his recovery.
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England
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London
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Queen Mary
France
Defense Department Survey Finds Low Guard Readiness
A Defense Department survey shows under 16 percent of the Army Reserve’s 228,000 enlisted may volunteer for the National Guard. More than 35 percent of officers, including 56 percent of colonels or higher, would accept permanent Guard assignments at their current ranks.
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Bill Stratton Cleared in Federal Tax Trial
A federal court jury found former Gov. William G. Stratton not guilty of evading $46,676 in income taxes for 1957 to 1960. The verdict followed a high-profile trial with testimony on wealth, campaign funds, and lavish personal spending amid Stratton's long political career.
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Chicago
UPI
William G. Stratton
Governors Mansion
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Federal
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Hubert L Will
Edward Harder
Otto Kerner
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Sangamon
Lincoln Core
Diplomats foresee hopeful end in Vietnam crisis
U.S. officials from 14 Far East nations wrap up a three day meeting in Baguio City Philippines with a communique predicting a successful counter to communists in South Vietnam. William Bundy presided with Averell Harriman in attendance. Maxwell Taylor absent, represented by U. Alexis Johnson.
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UPI
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Far East
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Johnson
U. S
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U. Alexis Johnson
Voting Rights Bill Sees Bipartisan Talks Advance
Senate leaders Dirksen and Mansfield and Attorney General Katzenbach meet to draft a voting rights bill under the 15th Amendment with aims for broad bipartisan support. They discuss penalties for local officials who block registration and emphasize speed and near automatic guarantees to protect Negro voting rights.
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UPI
Senate
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Mansfield
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