Gypsies in America Learn to Live With Modern Life
In a Washington neighborhood a new gypsy family moves into a one bedroom apartment and adapts to American life. Neighbors note quiet nights and polite children while housing concerns and petitions arise. The piece links European gypsy history to the modern shift from horse to car culture.
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French Minister Says U S Cant Win in Asia
French Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Murville told New York listeners that the United States cannot win the Vietnam War in South Vietnam. He described the conflict as political and psychological, aimed at winning the people rather than a military victory.
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Drowning Death of 76-Year-Old Man in Basement
Charles Schaeffere, 76, went to fix a leaky basement pipe in Los Angeles. He tripped on a broken step, hit his head on a cement wall, and collapsed into three inches of water. He died, found by his wife Sunday.
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Billie Sol Estes Opens New Import Export Firm in El Paso
Billie Sol Estes, once central to a national financial scandal, quietly presided at the opening of his new import export business in El Paso. The shop, previously Rio Loan pawn shop run by Paul Slone, now bears the name Billie Sol Estes Import and Export after new signage was revealed.
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54 Held in Malaysia Communist crackdown at Nanyang University
Police arrested 54 persons for Communist subversive activity in a crackdown at Nanyang University in Singapore Malaysia today. The roundup began Saturday and 20 left wing students remain sought, informants said.
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House Near Final Action on Civil Rights Bill in Congress
The House moves toward final approval of the civil rights bill this week and aims for a Fourth of July signing by President Johnson after a Wednesday or Thursday vote. The foreign aid bill at 3.3 billion dollars faces less cuts, while pay raises for federal workers and lawmakers are also in focus. Senate action includes the pay raise bill and measures to expand the food stamp program and highway funding, with conferees negotiating excise tax revisions.
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House
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Otto E. Passman
D-La
Senate
Cuba Doctor Starts Again In K C Post
Dr. Conrado B. Garcia and his family fled Cuba after Communist authorities seized their home car and furnishings. He passed foreign medical exams in five months and began a year internship at Trinity Lutheran Hospital in Kansas City with plans for two more residency years under sponsor Rev. Howard Barth. The family, who speak little English, now live in hospital housing and adjust to a new life in America.
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Soviet Ambassador and Wife Missing After Grand Teton Visit
Soviet ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin and his wife were reported missing after a quiet departure from Grand Teton National Park following a Yellowstone visit. Authorities stated they left Sunday night for Denver without incident.
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India's Leader Seen In Generally Good Condition
Ailing Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri is in generally good condition after a mild heart attack Friday night. He has canceled some official duties. calls for delegating responsibilities while he recovers and returns to public duties in due course.
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India
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Times of India
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Maryland Marks 50th Anniversary of Incorporation
The state of Maryland recently celebrated the 50th anniversary of its incorporation, marking a milestone in its corporate history and regional development.
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