De Gaulle Criticized Over Heavy Foreign Aid Push
France faces sharp questions as President De Gaulle defends a large foreign aid program. Critics say funds windfall to former colonies and elites drains France, while many in the nation lack housing and schools. He plans speeches in northeast France in April to rally support. France spends about $1.2 billion yearly on aid, far more per capita than many nations, with Algeria receiving the largest share under Evian terms.
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Joseph W. Grigg
Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
France
United States
de Gaulle
Ameren
Latin America
Florida Negroes Plan March on Tallahassee For Civil Rights
News reports a planned Good Friday march to the state capital to support the civil rights bill in Congress. Organizers estimate 1,500 to 10,000 participants with no expected trouble. Gov. Farris Bryant voices skepticism about the march’s purpose.
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Tallahassee
Farris Bryant
Jacksonville
Fla
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Lincoln High School
East St. Louis
Freedom Schools
Washington
Martin Luther King Jr
Greenwood
Miss
Leflore
Phoenix
Ariz
State Senate
Oklahoma GOP Cannot Certify Replacement for Withdrawn Nominees
Oklahoma Attorney General Charles Nesbitt ruled that the Republican Central Committee lacks authority to certify replacements for two GOP candidates who withdrew before certification. The vacancies occurred in Oklahoma County state Senate races as James B. Barnett Jr. and Charles Rook withdrew during the withdrawal period.
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Oklahoma City
Charles Nesbitt
State
Republican Central Committee
GOP
Election Board
Frank Reneau
Oklahoma County
James B. Barnett Jr
Charles Rook
Senate
Group opposes removal of Oklahoma 740 from highway system
About 35 residents attended a public hearing in Oklahoma City to oppose removing 12 mile Oklahoma 740 from the state highway system. The gravel road runs from Oklahoma 74 near Crescent to U S 77 north of Guthrie. The Highway Commission likely will rule at its next meeting.
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Highway Commission
Oklahoma 740
Oklahoma
Oklahoma 74
Crescent
U. S. 77
Guthrie
Special Session Called To Act On Liquor Laws
Gov Rockefeller, angered by a 39 to 100 Assembly vote against his liquor reform, orders a special session set for April 15 to push liquor law changes. He cites balanced budgets and other reforms while denying questions beyond his prepared statement.
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Kirtland L. King
Albany
N.Y
UPN
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Big Red
Font 15Th
New York City Bans Dime-A-Dance Halls
New York City officials move to close two remaining dime-a-dance venues in Times Square by March 31 after hearings found hostesses engaged in improper and lewd acts. Licenses for Tango Palace and Varsity Ballroom not renewed to end the emporiums.
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City Department of Licenses
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