Two French Firms Make Red Deals
Paris officials deny political aims as Renault and another state firm strike large agreements with the Soviet Union and Red China. Renault gains flexibility to revitalize Moskvich plants while Air France plans a Paris to China route via intermediary stops, framed as purely business. De Gaulle’s Moscow trip looms amid talk of broader East West economic ties.
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Miss Kansas to Change Title to Mrs in July Pageant
Mimi Frink a Kansas University senior from Lawrence will crown the new Miss Kansas in Pratt on July 69 then wed Sept 9 to Steve Wickliff a Mission law student. She plans to pursue public relations work in Kansas City and may later return to theater or open a dance studio.
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Maryland Plans Supreme Court Appeal Over Grants to Churches
Maryland will appeal a Maryland Court of Appeals ruling invalidating state legislative grants to Saint Joseph College Emmitsburg College of Notre Dame Baltimore and Western Maryland College Westminster for 750000 each and Hood College Frederick 500000. Hood College grant was upheld. The court held the funds did not render the colleges sectarian enough to invalidate the grants.
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Emmitsburg
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Western Maryland College
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Frederick
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States Seek Greater Role in Auto Highway Safety
Seven governors met to press for state responsibility in setting and enforcing vehicle safety standards. They agreed federal rules should cover new cars while states handle used cars licensing and safer highways and planned a White House visit with President Johnson.
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Commerce Department
President Johnson
White House
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Secret Cardboard Wall Found in Springfield Courthouse Cells
A Springfield police officer discovered that one wall of the courthouse detention area was made of heavy cardboard painted to blend with real walls. Detention has continued while a new station is built, and work to secure the fake wall began immediately.
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Mass
Morton predicts GOP wide field for 1968 presidential race
Senate campaign chair Morton says Republicans should have many potential presidential candidates if their 1966 gains materialize. He notes Scranton and Rockefeller exit may limit early options but expects Nixon Romney or others to emerge, with Scranton still influencing the process.
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Thruston B. Morton
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Richard M. Nixon
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Romney
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Rockefeller
Lansing
Mich
Pennsylvania
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Scott
Kentucky
Barry Goldwater
Negro Employment Gains Slide Risk by 1975
The Labor Department says nonwhite employment grew from 6.4 million in 1955 to 7.7 million in 1965, but could fall to 10.3 percent of total by 1975 if whites’ higher skilled jobs do not widen. Unemployment among nonwhites remains about double whites, with gains limited to clerical and teaching roles.
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Labor Department
Monthly Labor Review
Joe L. Russell
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Russell
Dodd Ethics Hearings Set By Senate Panel
Senate Ethics Committee will begin hearings on June 20 into the relationship between Sen. Thomas J. Dodd and Chicago public relations man Julius Klein. Chairman Stennis and Vice Chairman Bennett said initial sessions will be executive, followed by open hearings.
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Senate Ethics Committee
Thomas J. Dodd
Julius Klein
Chicago
John C. Stennis
Dmiss
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
Bipartisan Committee
Weather Elsewhere Granddaughter Traces Yeomanette History
A granddaughter recalls her grandmother Mrs. Freda Hawkins who served as a Yeomanette in 1917 to 1919 performing clerical Navy work. The piece highlights women's wartime roles and lineage.
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Freda Hawkins
The
Yeomanettes
Navy
Kristine Tays Enlists as Wave Says Grandmother Served
Kristine Jo Tays 18 from Indian Hills Colorado has enlisted in the Navy Wave program. She notes her grandmother also served in the Navy, highlighting family military history.
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Colo
Kristine Jo Tays
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