France Pushes 11 Nation Council for UN Financing
In New York on a Monday report France urged forming a special committee to study UN peacekeeping financing under the Security Council. Anita Seydoux argued the committee should respect council powers while gathering broader member views, with several defendants in a separate city-court case receiving fines and jail terms.
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France
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Thelmittee
40Th St
Iitee
Nation Assembly
Anita Roger Seydoux
S+nation
Soviet Union
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Gun Marian
Sion
Wolfforth
Wood
Intoj
Lillian Wood
30Th St
Poilon
Ochiltree
28Th St
U.S
Security Council
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
Military Staff Committee
United States
Jury selection to start as eighteen defendants plead guilty
Eighteen defendants in felony cases are expected to enter pleas over the next two weeks as jury selection begins. Ronald E. Oldham, 18, 503 List St., pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor theft under $50. a 60 day jail term was imposed.
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Flor Reuben
Senta
Snes
Ronald E. Oldham
Shim
Broadway
Bil Tomas
Thomas
Jesse
le Guzman
Aer Ortiz
Ave
Burgary
Ruben Gustoffem
Ruiz
Tubposk
Thomas Gonzales
3Rd St
Council
Arthur Wiliams
Rt. S.sequalization Board
Lubbock
Gene Trotter
Benito C
Jerry
James Conley
Ridge
Inl
Laibbock
NABAC
Sion
James
Reese Clyde Hastey
Plainview
South Bend teachers end four day strike after talks
More than 350 teachers from the ALFICO South Bend Federation of Teachers returned to classrooms in South Bend Indiana ending a four day boycott. Union spokesmen said the walkout was to pressure the School Board over salary and scheduling. The board had proposed a $5200 starting salary while teachers sought at least $5400 and scheduling changes.
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Ind
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Eir Achral Airtam
The
Alfico South Bend Federation of Teachers
Ave. L
Margie Ortega
Baylors
Jackson Lassier
Ave. A
Juanelle Bonner
44Th St
Frank Gooks Jr
Ave
Ezekle
Wells
E. Broadway
Inez
Castillo
Jose Jimmines
Ave. O
Jerry Johnson
Ap. St
Cer
Liquor Control Board
Bank Audit Group To Meet In City Today
Bank audit group gathers in city to discuss responsibilities. Notable individuals Charlene Fay Otwell and Earnest Dunlap face fines for unspecified infractions. London England noted in text as a location. Weather forecasters referenced but details unclear.
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Ing
18Th St
London
England
Traingate St
Ling
Kennedy's Children Tour Tower Beefeaters in London Visit
John F Jr and Caroline Kennedy plant in London as Beefeaters escort them in Elizabethan attire during a private visit after a memorial dedication. Mrs Kennedy stays with sister Lee Radziwill and outlines plans for privacy and public access to future sites while pools progress in Plainview and stores in Edinburgh extend hours.
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London
John F. Jr
Caroline Kellami
John
Cary Oe Ward
Plainview
Plain
Ast Ween
Kennedy
Alf
Care
Edinburgh
Scotland
Dahls share progress after attack a year later
In a Washington news conference Ophelia Dahl describes vivid memories of the attack and rehabilitation. She travels with her husband and three children to Buckinghamshire for recovery with support from nurse Sheena Burt and friend Angela Kirwan as doctors note rapid improvement and reduced anxiety.
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Dahl
Dahis
Ophelia
Theo
Tessa
Sheena Burt
Angela Kirwan
Washington
Great Missenden
Buckinghamshire
London
D.C
America
England
Lawmakers Debate Jury Qualifications to Ease Death Penalty
House committee considers Eckhardt amendment to allow more conscientious objectors on juries in capital cases. He argues current law stacks juries against defendants and polls show half oppose capital punishment. Whitfield predicts the change could cut death penalties in Texas by half, while Miller warns it could wipe out capital punishment. Nugent supports giving defendants an equal break when life is at stake.
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Bob Eckhardt
Houston
Eckhardt
J. C. Whitfield
Texas
W. H. Miller
Jim Nugent
Kerrville
Bombing Raid Halted After Canberra Jet Bomb Disaster
Viet Nam faced a million dollar disaster when a BLT Canberra bomber exploded on takeoff. Wing 10 and nearby aircraft erupted in flames, a control tower blackout followed, and an ammunition dump later blew up without casualties. Fifteen planes were destroyed and replacements were promised within hours.
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Wing 10
Moore
Viet Nam
U.S
Washington Dispatch
New York Times
Johnson
Government lists subversive groups in motion to curb activity
The Justice Department identifies a long roster of groups as subversive or Communist affiliated. Among those named are the American Committee for Protection of the Foreign Born, American Russian Institute factions, Armenian Progressive League, Jewish Culture Society, IMW1, Ku Klux Klan, and others. Three groups including the IMW, Johnson-Forest Group, and Nationalist Party of Puerto Rico are described as seeking to alter government by unconstitutional means.
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Justice Department
American Committee For Protection of the
American Russian Institute
New York
American Russian Institute For
Soviet Union
American Russian Institute of
San Francisco
American Russian Institute of Southern California
Armenian Progressive League of America
Chopin Cultural Center
jCommunist Party
U.S.A
Cubat
Industrial Workers of the World
IMW1
Jewish Culture Society
Johnson-Forest Group
Hollywood teen star returns to TV series next season
A young actor from Hollywood will resume his role in a television series, signaling a renewal for the next season. Details on the actor’s name and the show remain unclear in the fragment.
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Hollywood
aPh
Etremnalist Jr
Tele
Park Visits Washington as Korea Seeks US Support
President Park Chung Hee meets with President Johnson in a ceremonial White House reception and private talks. Park stresses US military and economic aid to deter Communism and reassure Koreans amid tensions with North Korea and China.
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Park
Asia
South Korea
Japan
United States
Korea
Washington
Johnson
Brownfield schools official Kelley to resign for Hereford post
Dilie M. Kelley, business director of Brownfield schools, set to leave July 15 to take a superintendent position in Hereford. The move follows a Monday board meeting led by Superintendent O. R. Douglas amid cyclone disaster coverage and staffing changes.
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Brownfield
Dillie M. Kelley
Brownfield Schools
Hereford
Douglas
Board of Trustees
Kebing- itching relief ad promotes LANACANE
An ad-style claim markets Kebing- itch relief with LANACANE medicated formula. It promises quick calming of irritated nerve ends for itching from eczema rashes and membrane discomfort including vaginal and rectal sensations.
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