NATO Allies Confront De Gaulle Over France Policy
U S and allied capitals press De Gaulle to state specific requests for removal of American and other forces and installations in France. Washington hopes to move Paris toward modifying positions to avoid broader troop redeployments.
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Bourg
Washington
En Thing
France
United States
Belgium
Canada
Denmark
West Germany
Giveve
Tecland
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Luxembourg
Netherlands
Norway
Portugal
Turkey
Britain
Rod
Semers
Paris
Die Garleenghd
Deay
Cand
Kennedy Returns to Deep South Speak in Mississippi
Democratic figure Kennedy tours the South drawing applause in Oxford and Tuscaloosa while railing against segregation and praising desegregation efforts. He criticizes Governor Wallace and remarks on the College auditorium scene as thousands listen. Kennedy outlines national concerns on poverty peace and civil rights as security crowds and media cover his remarks.
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Meredith
Barnett
Kennedy
Ole Miss
University of Mabama
Tuscaloosa
George Wallace
United States
University of Japan
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Lurleen
South
Sant
James
Securiy
Campelive
Edward Ellindon
Lest Ten Miss
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Taniversity
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Oxford
Memphis
Atrvans
the Kennedys
Tuscatoosa
Stere
University At
Alabeta
Jail Breakers Recaptured After Escape in Dalhart
Dalhart reports say two inmates known as Charles W and Arnel surrendered to Stratford authorities early Friday after fleeing from a county jail. The escape occurred after they hiked out of the jail and officers chased them down. One suspect, Carlisy St Independence Missouri, faced robbery charges and was under a burglary warrant in Ariel Paris Texas. Police spotted them carrying three knives and arrested a guard during the escape.
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Carlisly
St. of Independence
Ariel
Paris
Tex
Stratford
Dan Blanchard
New Texas Brigade Holds First Alert Reported Readiness
SAN ANTONIO AP The 26th Infantry Brigade conducted its first alert Friday night led by commander Bris Ayers. Within an hour 26 percent reported to armories across Texas and two hours in 55 percent had reported. Officials expect about 80 percent to report before the four hour limit as the brigade aims for combat readiness by July 1.
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San Antonio
Bris
Ayers
Brig Ine
Madame Chiang Urges Bombing Conventional Red China
Madame Chiang Kai shek urges use of conventional bombs against communist China's nuclear sites at a National Press Club luncheon. She warns against settlement favorable to Hanoi and predicts harder leadership to follow Mao.
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Red China
Washington
Chiang Kaishek
China
National Press Club
Pek
Hanes
Soviet Union
Peking
Fidame Chiang
South
Viet Nam
Chiang
Mao
Mother Daughter Both Have Babies In Same Hospital
In Conroe Texas a mother and her daughter each delivered babies within twenty two minutes of each other at a hospital. Mrs Johnnie Heintz gave birth to a six pound two ounce girl, and shortly after Mrs Jers Holland had a daughter. Dorothy Heintz, a nurse, assisted with both deliveries, marking the parents’ first grandchild for Mrs Holland.
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Conrofk
Tex
Conroe
Biby
Johnnie Heintz
Wottman
Jers Holland
Dorothy Heintz
Heinta
Holland
Mix Ray Smith Celebration Noted In local event
The text records a small community celebration for Mix Ray Smith linked to a person at 3810 West Weir Street. It mentions family relations and a service, with brief notes about dates, places, and local individuals involved in the event. The fragmentary OCR preserves names and addresses but lacks a clear narrative.
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Ray Smith
Briday
Buddhist Leaders Meet as Thai Coup Tension Rises
Reports say Buddhist leaders and loyal military officers discuss political threats linked to ousted Lt. Gen. Nguyen in Da Nang and Saigon. A strike cripples Da Nang’s port while mass meetings loom, signaling rising pressure on the government amid unrest in northern provinces.
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Henry Cabot Nang
Saigon
Buddhists Lodge
Nguyen Chang
Thi
Neuyen Cie
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Coas
Floes
U.S
Lubbock Holdups Reported As Masked Gunman Strikes
Police describe a series of holdups in Lubbock including a daytime robbery at a convenience store near Main Street where a gunman in white with a red feather disrupted workers. At least eight hold ups have netted cash and valuables, with one suspect charged in a March case.
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Plainview
Phansiew
Latbeel
Mernaths
Bul
Lubbock
Piven
Main St
Linda Walker
Puiacker
Shami Tweruther
Lakes Dry
Hah Street
Pete Herne
Peets
Five charged in Wheeler County bank burglary case in Texas
Five men including James Overton of Austin and William Brown of Oklahoma City were charged in a Wheeler County bank burglary. Bonds were set at 60,000 for Overton and for the others, with federal charges already filed against two defendants. Police described the arrests after a stolen dump truck was found near Panhandle Texas.
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First State Bank
Wheeler County
Wheeler
Chavez
James T. Overton
Austin
William Robert Brown
Oklahoma City
Jurisee van Purse
Ray James
Clifford Basen
Fred Hedge
Austin Road
Bruin
Overton
James Bowen
Hedge
Friday James
Bowens Fe
Doyle Ramsey Eaicht
Msg
Laeter
Panhandle
Wen Overton
Brown
Molieetie
Fortheast
Amaril
Strikers and Police Clash in India Factory Standoff
In Mumbai area, striking tile mill workers clashed with police as they tried to enter a factory where workers reported for duty. Police used bamboo sticks and tear gas to disperse the mob after workers attacked officers. The strike, led by a pro Communist trade union, seeks a bonus and restoration of wage cuts.
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Hombay
India
Ity
A. pr-Communist
Texhoma Man Killed As Truck Overturns
Tully Wayne Yount, 22, of Texhoma, was killed when his pickup overturned twice on US road while attempting to pass a gasoline transport. The Henderson native was driving the pickup involved in the crash.
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Tenhoma
Ole
Tully Wayne Yount
Teshoma
Joble Wies
Tinarsehay Meght
Younes
Henderson Penn
Agena Defies NASA Orders in Orbital Tug of War
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP The Agena space vehicle aimed to link with Germupia in space wars but encountered orbiting trouble Friday. Engineers struggled to achieve the next orbit as engine readings and center of gravity data proved erratic causing high points to dip and complicating the planned Gemini 10 mission timeline. Public health officials estimate 220 000 people may undergo tuberculosis treatment or supervision in connection with surrounding medical cases.
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Fla
Agena
Germupia
Errane
Ashington
U.S
Public Health Service
Snands
United States
Army Orders More Rifles For Viet Nam
The Army ordered 100000 M16 rifles to bolster short range firepower for U S troops in Viet Nam. Gen Westmoreland requested the rifles. Colt Inc awarded the contract for production. The M16 features a hollow plastic stock and is used by Home, special and airmobile units on the war front. Gold markets in London average about 720 tons annually worth around 1.1 million dollars per ton, with Bareteb Switzerland in second place at about 260 tons per year.
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UPI
U.S
Viet Nam
William ©. Westmoreland
Colt Inc
Hartford
London
Bareteb
Switzerland
Police Issued Warrants Target Mafia Leaders in Sicily
Palermo authorities issued arrest warrants for several Mafia leaders including mayor Erasmo Valenza of Borgetto and other suspects in connection with a string of murder attempts and extortion cases. Police Chief Inturisi said the operation broke the last strongholds in hotbeds Revegetto Roccamena and Partinico. Valenza’s location remains unknown.
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Sivily
Ineludane
Ares Rmo
Case Inturrisi
Shas
Revegetto
Roccamena
Partietico
Erasmo Valenza
Borgetta
Soviets Return Mott Personal Effects to American Embassy
In Moscow the Soviet government handed over the personal effects of Tate Newcomb Mott to the American Embassy. Consul officer Dester Anderson planned to depart Saturday with the belongings including a passport, watch, money, and papers for Mott. The scene reflected a diplomatic resolution amid a web of unrelated notes about cars and organized crime.
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Moscow
UPI
Tate Newcomb Mott
Dester Anderson
Urday
United States
Mott
Howard
Sheffield
Mass
Court deadline set to oppose poll tax suit extension
Federal Judge Adrian Spears gave Stanley Woods of Houston until Tuesday at 5 p.m. to file information to become a party to the poll tax suit and challenge the 15 day registration window. Woods seeks a 30 day pre election registration period. The scene also notes strong registration turnout and weather updates across Texas counties.
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Carr
John Connally
Vnion
Federal All
Juice Department
Texas
Cameron
Cooke
Panhandle
South Plains
Dallas
Denton
South Texas
Dalhart Lubbock
Record Cold Front Ends Warm Spell Across Central Region
A brief warm spell faded as a cold front swept the Midwest and South. Forecasters expect stabilization with little rain next days while temperatures dropped from near record highs in Chicago to the 60s in the Panhandle. Destruction Island and Elk River faced weather impacts including rain and a jice jam forcing evacuations.
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Panhandle
Presutin
Dalhart
Mercury
Southwest
Midwest
Destruction Island
Washington
Elk River
Minn
Detroit Mayor Cavanagh Enters Senate Race
Detroit Mayor Jerome Cavanagh announced plans to run for the Democratic US Senate seat, signaling a split in Michigan politics. He would challenge six-term former Gov G. Mennen Williams as party leaders and labor factions weigh backing.
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Jerome Cavanagh
Will Potter
G. Mennen Williams
Randall
Senate
Smith
Michian
U.S
Patrick V. McNamara
Williams. 5
Attican
NeSamares
Robert P. Griffin
Griffin
Leroy Antgenstein
Michigan State University
Deane Baker
Grand Rapids
Yoth Poliical Navices
Williams
Michigan
Labor
Till
Americans tied to Brazil ore smuggling case face postponed hearing
An interpreter absence delayed a Criminal Court hearing for two Fort Smith residents Sam Sexton Jr and Joseph W. McCutcheon amid a six‑defendant Brazil ore smuggling case. Other defendants include pilot Joel Truhill and Ralph E. Dial. proceedings shift toward a nonjury trial.
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Sam Sexton Jr
Fort Smith
Ark
Joseph W. McCutcheon
Juscelino Jose Ribeiro
Joel Truhill
Addison
Ralph E. Dial
Publisher Pulliam Calls Free Press Last Bastion Against Bureaucracy
Phoenix publisher Pulliam, head of the Arizona Republic and Phoenix Gazette, told a Newcon dinner audience that the free press is America's last bastion against total government control. He warned of growing bureaucratic threats to press freedom and urged civic leaders to recognize their responsibilities.
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America
Vene
Pulliam
Arizona
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Phoenix Gazene
Indiana
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Vallay
Awspapien
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Pulian
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