Progress In Paris Meetings Disputed In World News Brief
The Paris talks on peace are disputed as North Vietnamese and U S officials exchange sharp statements. In Washington Secretary Rusk and United States representatives push back against Hanoi. In Britain Prime Minister Wilson faces student protests and jeers as he leaves a Labor party event amid antiwar demonstrations and petitions.
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French Voter Turnout Expected On Sunday
French voters face Sunday elections amid fear and tension after weeks of violence. President de Gaulle seeks strong support amid abstention concerns and a volatile political climate with CG allies aiming to enlarge their grip.
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Paris Cap
Charles de Gaulle
Sundas
Thai students protest as Thai constitution faces test
A large student march near the university sparked a police response and a later arrest of a former MP who attempted to address the crowd in a park. Police clashed over free speech amid a wider demonstration reflecting tensions over Thailand’s day old constitution and military commitment to the allied side in Vietnam.
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Diplomatic Shifts Amid South Viet Nam Crisis
Disjointed dispatch reports Khanh, ousted in a coup, serving exile in Paris while Phat is said to have surrendered. U S aid and Thai cooperation cited as tensions rise in Sino-Vietnamese and Cold War alignments. An academic forum on women’s status closes with strong participation.
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Civilian Service Awards at Reese Base Honor Seventeen Workers
Seventeen civilian workers at Reese Air Force Base received 20 and 25 year service awards in ceremonies at Wing Headquarters on June 7. Recipients included Manuel Praelock, Samuel Kendrick, Floyd Ho, and Rob ert Kindred among others from Maintenance and Civil Engineering divisions.
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New Teen Coffeehouse Project Opens at YWCA
The YWCA begins organizing a teenage coffeehouse in Lubbock with its first meeting Monday night at the YWCA on Broadway. The program offers free sessions for teens ages 12 to 20 on Monday Wednesday Friday and Saturday directed by Noe Lara and Mrs. Sally Ortiz with Texas Tech ties.
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Sirhan Sirhan attorney face threats in Kennedy case
Los Angeles APs report says Russell B. Daros, the new attorney for Sirhan Bishara Sirhan, received threats by phone and mail. Police pledge security measures as Daros prepares for the Septem ber trial following Kennedy assassination charges.
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Dortania Inuuni- Eran
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Scholarships To Be Aire d Meeting For Latin American Grads
A meeting at the Texas Union Building promotes securing scholarships for Latin American high school graduates. Led by Mark Smith of LEARN and Neu man Keener of Lubbock Christian College, with involvement from Texas State University and Dunbar High principal George Beal. Contact LEARN at 1500 Main St, Lubbock for more information or contributions.
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