France seeks to shield economy from US capital pull
Paris official Charles de Chambrun says France will avoid becoming an American economic colony, stockpiling gold and negotiating shared costs with partners in the Common Market. He warns against US nuclear energy monopoly and argues for policy to balance agriculture and industry in a Gaullist plan.
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America
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Humprey Ends Asian Tour as Korea weighs Vietnam boost
Vice President Hubert Humphrey left Seoul ending a nine nation Asia trip that coincided with reports Korea may raise its Vietnam contingent to about twenty four thousand. In Seoul he stressed Korea makes its own decisions and that the United States will not direct its policy on troop levels.
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Washington
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United States
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India
Insurgents Seize Damascus to Oust Syrian Socialist Government
Left wing officers in Damascus overthrew the Socialist government of Syria before dawn, arresting Gen. Amin Hafez, Prime Minister Salah Bitar and Defense Minister Maj. Gen. Mohammed Omran. The coup, claimed by the “Temporary Command of the Baath party,” sealed borders, cut all communications, and imposed a dawn curfew as it targeted rightists in a bid to accelerate socialism.
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Soviet Launch Sends Two Dogs Into Orbit Cosmos 110
Soviet scientists lofted dogs Vet erok Breeze and Ugolyok Little Coal Nut aboard Cosmos 110, circling the Earth every 96 minutes 18 seconds with a maximum altitude over 500 miles. Tass notes the mission tests radiation exposure and protective garb for long voyages, hinting at plans for a larger space laboratory or moon missions.
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Quote on frugality by Chuckle about fleas and dogs
A witty line notes that only two can live as cheaply as one the flea and the dog, illustrating a humorously stark take on thrift.
Weather delays Saturn 1B launch from Cape Kennedy
Weather experts studied cloud patterns hoping to reschedule the unmanned Apollo moonship launch. Saturn 1B, the United States' most powerful rocket, was to lift Apollo into space but was postponed due to heavy clouds wind and rain in the Cape Kennedy area. The mission aims to test re entry heat resistance on a flight that mirrors the crewed program planned later this year and within four years to reach the moon.
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United States
Earth
Kennedy Johnson clash over Viet Nam pact remains shaky
Senate debate on a 4.8 billion Viet Nam authorization continues as Kennedy and Moyers report no fundamental differences, while negotiations linger over Communist participation and interim government ideas before elections. Kennedy signals readiness to consider negotiators' needs without endorsing a coalition government.
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Robert F. Kennedy
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Viet Nam
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Moyers
Sen. Kennedy
371 Reds Fall As 24 Hour Pounding Rages
Saigon dispatch says at least 371 Communists killed after intensive 24 hour bombardment by planes artillery and 7th Fleet destroyers. U S forces report 83 Americans killed 354 wounded 4 missing and government losses down while enemy toll climbs to 1 357 killed last week and 122 captured. Air strikes against North Viet Nam continue near Vinh Dien Bien Phu and around Dong Ap Dong Hoi with B52s and F105s aiding operations and Route 1 fighting around Bong Son and Hue.
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Hue
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Like Master Like Dog The Alcoholic's Friend
Dr. Harry W. Boothe, a veteranarian, describes treating alcoholic dogs with intravenous fluids and vitamins. He notes dogs are rarely voluntary alcoholics, usually aided by their owners, and that dogs can be hung over. The comments came at the Illinois State Veterinary Medical Association convention.
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Chicago
Harry W. Boothe
Boothe
Illinois State Veterinary Medical Association
Dr. Boothe
Weather forecast says partly cloudy skies and warmer temps
The Weather Bureau predicts partly cloudy conditions tonight and tomorrow with slightly warmer temperatures. Tonight's low near yesterday's high of 36, overnight low around 21. Through next weekend temperatures average near normals 45 and 27. Thursday warmer, minor changes Friday and Saturday, then warmer Sunday with some snow flurries likely Friday.
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