Break In Vietnam Talks Fails To Break Deadlock
Paris AP dispatch says chances for progress in the Vietnam peace talks remain slim as Ambassador Harriman returns for the eighth session with the North Vietnamese delegation. Harriman cites no new prospects and urges world pressure for a peaceful settlement while talks stay recessed after a long week.
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William Loryan
PARIS
Vietnam
W. Averell Harriman
U.S
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Harriman
New York
Dean Rusk
Washington
Bonn U S Reach New German Contributions Accord
West Germany and the United States announced a new agreement on German contributions to the cost of stationing American troops in Germany. The deal falls short of Washington’s original goal but aims to offset a substantial portion of the costs, with details kept confidential. U.S. officials called the talks very satisfactory and a substantial neutralization of U S military spending.
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Bonn
West Germany
United States
Washington
Germany
Eugene Rostow
U.S
Johnson
U.S. Treasury
Back Pain Costs and Chiropractic Claims in 1965 PA Florida
A health brief discusses back injuries with figures from 1965 Pennsylvania cases showing 73.31 lost days and $484.83 wage loss, and Florida data of 108.53 days and $835.83. It notes rising costs, medical debate over exercise versus treatment, and claims chiropractic care reduces days and wages lost compared with MD care.
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Pennsylvania
Florida
M.D
Blair Chiropractic Clinic
Avenue Q
French legislative election campaign opens with strikes and slow progress
The two week campaign in France begins amid factory strikes and printing shortages after the May 30 dissolution of the National Assembly. With 2,298 candidates for 470 metropolitan seats and 17 overseas seats, parties rush to prepare as state media coverage is unclear due to ongoing staff strikes.
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Paris
France
Charles de Gaulle
National Assembly
Radio and
Teleivision
Extradition Proceeding Moves Ray Toward U S Trial
James Earl Ray, held without bail in Britain, faces expedited extradition after a provisional warrant for the murder of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was issued. U.S. officials aim to file formal extradition papers shortly, with possible return to the United States by late June or August if opposed. Security at Brixton and Bow Street remains tight as legal steps unfold.
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Michael Rh
Codel London
U.S
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
Ray
United States
U.S. Justice Department
Frank Milton
Fred M. Vinson Jr
Britain
The
James Callaghan
Bow
Husky
Brussels
Sneyd
Vinson
Brixton Prison
Scotland Yard
London
Thomas. Butler
Michael Dresden
Milton
Covent Gardens
Senate votes cut space program funding in Johnson plan
The Senate approved a space authorization bill with a 1.0 billion reduction from the administration and specific cuts of 137 million from the Apollo manned program. Final passage stood 66 to 4 with Democrats Groening Morse Pell and Gore among opponents. House differences to be settled in conference. Proxmire led the cutback push citing need to curb federal spending.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Senate Space Committee
Albert Gore
Tennessee
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Claiborne Pell
Rhode Island
William Proxmire
Dwis
Congress
House
Proxmire
Case losses and assorted court dispositions in county courts
A lack of evidence leads to an acquittal in a Joe Ortiz Santos case in County Court-at-Law No 1. Judge Ed win H Boedeker also sentences Mike Lara Badillo for driving while intoxicated with probation, and Melvin D Taylor pleads guilty to theft with a jail term and costs. Various defendants face charges from illegal beer transport to aggravated assault and shoplifting, with bonds and penalties noted.
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Joe Ortiz Santos
52Nd St
Edwin H. Boedeker
Boedeker
Mike Lara “Badillo
111
Ave. S
Denzil Bevers
Melvin D. Taylor
E. 6Th St
Taylor
Dex Wessels
Colgate St
Gary E. Rodgers
Littlefield
John E. Solis
Red Raider Trailer Park
Jean B. Jackson
37Th
Donald J. Free
Emory
David Gonzalez
Grinnell St
Acton Rodriguez
Ave. F
Doris Haygood
Ivory Jean Green
Vanda Ave
W. E. Hodges
Louise Hodges
63Rd St
Houston Judge Spurgeon E Bell Named Chairman
The State Qualifications Commission renamed Houston Judge Spurgeon E. Bell as chairman on Monday. The move was announced by the State Judicial department as part of the commission leadership changes.
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Austin
UPI
State Judicial
Qualifications Commission
Houston
Spurgeon
E. Bell
Denture Membrane Aims to Replace Messy Pastes
Chemists unveil an artificial membrane that attaches dentures to gums and mouth. The FIxODENT elastic membrane absorbs bite shock and helps protect gums, allowing improved chewing, speaking, and confidence with dentures.
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