De Gaulle Begins Six Day State Visit To Turkey
President Charles de Gaulle flies to Ankara for a six day state visit accompanied by his wife and Michel Debre. Observers expect no controversial remarks though he may comment on the Middle East. this marks the first French chief of state visit to Turkey.
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Clifford Insists USA Leads USSR In Military Strength
Defense Secretary Clark Clifford disputed Nixon's charge of a security gap and released figures showing the United States maintaining a large lead in deliverable warheads. He cited ICBMs, SLBMs, bombers and overall warhead totals to argue U S superiority while urging cautious progress in arms reduction talks and noting Vietnam troop movements into Laos, Cambodia, and North Vietnam.
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Quiet 87th Birthday For Picasso
Pablo Picasso marked his 87th birthday in seclusion at a Rivera villa behind locked gates. He lives with his wife Jacqueline since 1961 and reportedly paints up to four pictures daily, adding to more than 10,000 paintings and 5,000 etchings and lithographs.
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Ten GIs Granted Asylum by Sweden Amid Vietnam War Pressure
Sweden granted asylum to ten American servicemen joining a growing total of 169 U.S. runaways seeking refuge. The names include John Rogers, Ray Davis, Peter Stewart, Diamond Ryan, Henry Evans, Michael Crow, Duane Maki, Danni Leonette, Lawrence Powell, and Donald Lauritsen. Some fled to avoid Vietnam-era service and antiwar protests affected U.S.-Swedish ties.
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Grand Jury Indicts 15 Drug Companies
A Federal Grand Jury indicted 15 companies and eight executives on charges tied to an international quinine conspiracy. Twelve foreign firms and three U.S. manufacturers, including Rexall Drug and Chemical Co., Meade, Johnson and Co., and R. W. Greeff and Co., face Sherman Act, Wilson Tariff Act, and fraud counts over price fixing, market allocation, and quotas tied to cinchona products. The scheme reportedly began about 100 years ago and lasted until at least summer 1966.
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Scorpion Court of Inquiry Report Near Completion
UPI reports findings from the Court of Inquiry into the loss of the nuclear submarine Scorpion may be released within a week or two. The 99 crew were last heard May 21 south of the Azores. an intensive search found nothing. An unclassified version will be made public, outlining possible fate without a firm conclusion.
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Weather report highlights cold and hot spots across states
UPI reports the lowest U S Weather Bureau reading excluding Hawaii and Alaska was 1 5 degrees at Evanston Wye while Palm Springs California reached a high of 102. The 24 hour table ends at 4 am and was prepared by the Weather Bureau in San Francisco.
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Ex-Leader Salazar Recovers From Coma
Former Portuguese premier Antonio de Oliveira Salazar, 79, has emerged from a five week coma after a stroke. He told doctors his wish is to return to San Bento Palace. Hospital sources expect discharge early next month with partial to near full recovery possible, though his left side remains paralyzed.
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Invitation to Las Vegas Unitarian Universalist Fellowship
The Las Vegas Unitarian Universalist Fellowship invites thinking people to join a liberal religious group focused on moral humanism and cooperation. Meetings Sundays at 3 PM in the Children's Campus auditorium with lectures, readings, coffee, and open discussions. Education for children, diverse beliefs, and a welcoming community led by Ruth Jool, Administrative Director.
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