Johnson pledges NATO door open for France
President Johnson tells De Gaulle the door remains open for France to return to a leading Atlantic role. Hearings show U S favors Spain entering NATO while Ball’s testimony on NATO policy is censored for security. Russia has expanded naval and submarine penetration in the Atlantic. Hearings spanned March 27 to June 1.
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Johnson
Charles de Gaulle
France
Atlantic
House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee
Europe
Undersec
George W. Ball
de Tiuiille
Edna F. Welly
NATO
Salus
de Gale
Leside
New Look At Littlefield Cited In Local Initiative
Dunn area on wagon train route noted as early watering hole site in Page 10 Sec A. Lubbock area coverage highlights Littlefield as top example of local initiative in state news. Reference to ongoing charges against Senator Dodd on Page 1 Sec A.
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Ray County
Dunn
Littlefield
Lubbock
Warsaw Demonstrators Suppressed by Police Force
Police in Warsaw dispersed a Sunday night protest outside the Communist Central Committee Building as crowds chanted for freedom of speech and church unity. The action followed church celebrations led by Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski, though the cardinal’s sermon remained non inflammatory.
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UPI
Communist Central Committee
Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski
Jsermnan
Alfred J Hernandez Re-elected National Leader of League 1 United
Alfred J Hernandez of Houston was Sunday elected to a second term as national president of the League 1 United Leal in American Citi zene.
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Houston
Alfred J. Hernandez
League 1 United Leal
Stage Ready for SEATO Meet in Australia
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said he saw no early end to fighting in Vietnam and that settlement requires Hanoi's decision to give up South Vietnam. He spoke as SEATO convened in Canberra with Britain and the Soviet Union cochairing Geneva talks. Britain ruled out sending troops but would boost humanitarian aid. Australia has about 2300 troops in Vietnam, with no plan to request more.
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Australia
Dean Ruski
Viet Nam
Rusk
Johnson
Hanoii
Peking
United States
SEATO
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National Press Club
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Soviet Union
Ceochairmen
French Indochina
Laos
Cambodia
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Rarsk
Mississippi Civil Rights March Reaches Capitol Grounds
Thousands of marchers estimated at 16,000 converge on the Mississippi Capitol in Jackson under tight guard. They hear Roger Meredith speak as national civil rights leaders present, urging the end of fear to secure civil rights, then disperse quietly from the area.
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Mississippi
National
Miss
State Capitol
Meredith
James
Martina Luther Ising
America
Mississippi march highlights fear at core of system
In a brief talk Meredith condemns white supremacy as the obstacle to decency in Mississippi. He recalls being shot on day two of the march, stating the incident did not end the effort as the rally aims to pressure Gov. Paul Johnson and the press on the issue.
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Meredith
Mississippi
Sugar pills shown to lower blood pressure in study
Doctors report that inactive sugar coated pills reduced blood pressure in patients who believed they were taking medicine. The Mississippi study, conducted over more than a decade, used a placebo controlled setup and will continue to assess how long the effect lasts.
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Chicago
Heaw Jong
Bridge Jump Survivor Tale Emerges From River Edge
A New York girl Rosin Hirsch reportedly survived a jump from a bridge near the George Hudson Diver after spending a night on rocks four miles downstream. Police later linked papers in her purse to Roslyn Hirsch who had been released from a nearby psychiatric institute.
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Veo
Esen
George Hudson
Rosin Hirsch
New York
Miss Hirsch
Dn Critica
Belevue
Bellevue
Marines claim heavy Communist losses in coastal Viet Nam battle
Marines supported by planes and artillery say they routed an estimated Communist battalion 13 miles northwest of Fue after a two day fight in marshy coastal plains. A military spokesman cited up to 200 Communist and Viet Cong dead with 61 bodies counted. Copters collided as Viet Cong were captured. separate Army helicopter crashes killed eight crewmen during Nathan Hide north of Tuy Hoa.
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Avalanche-Journal News Services
Qagon
Fue
Maine
Mne Tos
1St Cavalry
Abermobile
L01st Airborne
Nathan Hide
Tuy Hoa
Saisan
Thin Defense System Eyed for Antimissile Shield
Pentagon officials favor a lean antimissile approach costing about 5 billion dollars to defend the northern United States against a small nuclear strike from Red China. The plan envisions replacing Nike Zeus batteries with improved radar and missiles to counter mid 1970s Chinese attack capabilities.
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Washington
Pentagon
Red China
United States
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Queen Quits Miss California To Focus On Education And Love
Donna Coleen Danzer 20 from Pomona is crowned Miss California at Santa Cruz but renounces the title to prioritize international relations studies at Pomona College and her Marine boyfriend Lance Cpl Bill Wells. She walks away after earning $10,000 in appearance fees, a $1,000 college scholarship, a wardrobe, jewelry, and a car.
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Donna Coleen Danver
Charlene Diane Dallas, MW
Danville
Miss Dallas
Miss Danzer
Pomona
Marine Lance Cpl
Bill Wells
Atlantic City
Critheal Wells
San Diego
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Danzer
Gots
Happs
Sue Henryson
Sandra Becker
Donna
Fife
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