De Gaulle withdraws French divisions from West Germany
Bonn reports that France will pull back its two divisions stationed in West Germany citing reorganization for nuclear warfare. No withdrawal date set. no return plan announced. French actions follow reduced German use of French training areas and signal strains in Franco American defense links as De Gaulle objects to U.S. style armament standardization.
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Woman Charged After Boyfriend Slain in Venice
Jill Butler 22 said she never meant to kill after being dared to shoot her 25-year-old boyfriend Gary Gunther in his Venice apartment. Gunther was shot in the back of the head and rushed to Santa Monica hospital. Butler faced assault with intent to commit murder charges. She claimed Gunther handed her the pistol and that the episode began after they had been drinking.
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Wallace Wins Landslide in Home State Alabama Primary
In Alabama, Gov. George Wallace’s unpledged electors won a decisive victory over pledged candidates for president. Lt. Gov. James Allen led the unpledged slate with 83 percent of the vote, signaling Wallace’s strong popularity and opposition to the civil rights bill. Official figures released by the Secretary of State show the margin over Johnson-aligned candidates over five to one.
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Danish Count Doubts Goldwater’s Presidential Policy
Count Knuth-Winterfeldt says Europeans cannot gauge Goldwater’s possible White House stance due to conflicting statements. He notes Denmark’s position aligns more with President Johnson and Rockefeller on world issues and cautious negotiations as policy.
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Population Center at Harvard Population Center at Harvard
The center for population studies at Harvard begins with a $600000 Rockefeller grant and seeks $2500000 endowment. Research will cover reproduction biology fertility control family planning motivation and population effects. Field stations planned in India Pakistan South America Southeast Asia Africa and the Middle East. Experts from related sciences will be recruited.
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McKenzies Return From Moscow Exchange Visit
Russell McKenzie his wife Carol and son Philip arrived home after a two week visit to Moscow with the Pozdneev family plus side trips to Copenhagen Paris and London. They per ceived Moscow as dreary with aging buildings and a limited Gum department store selection while enjoying the Bolshoi Ballet and May Day parade.
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