De Gaulle Plan Upends Europe Pace in Atlantic Ties
The French rejected a British backed plan to end NATO and redraw Europe’s ties. De Gaulle proposed a European directorate with France Britain West Germany and Italy, scrapping the Common Market and NATO. Brussels officials said the Big Four would not accept European direction from Paris.
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Nixon lands in jittery Europe for first tour stop
President Nixon arrives in Brussels at 9 p.m. on a European swing amid diplo matic strains and national rivalries. He meets King Baudouin and Prime Minister Eyskens at the Royal Palace and then stays at the Hilton, with tight security and minimal public spectacle.
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Third Party Group Ready With Or Without Wallace
Delegates from 26 states approved a temporary leadership plan for a unified third party effort to support Wallace era conservatism. William K. Shearer proposed bylaws toward a new constitution, aiming to form a state-based coalition. Curtis LeMay and Wallace were not present.
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Weather outlook with cooler temperatures and light showers
Forecaster says any light rain that develops today should end by noon. Highs in the low 40s with a cooling trend. Tonight’s low around 30 under partial clear skies. Monday expected to be partly cloudy and near normal for this time of year.
Chance Remark Led Oswald To Job On Kennedy Route
Texas kindergarten teacher Ruth Hyde Paine testified at Clay Shaw's trial that a casual inquiry led Oswald to apply for work at the Texas School Book Depository in New Orleans. She described befriending the Oswalds in 1963 and helping Oswald’s wife Marina.
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Ugly Duckling Space Mission Promises Big Step Toward Moon
An Ugly Duckling of space aims to carry man toward the moon as Apollo 9 schedules a Friday liftoff. The piece notes the mission’s bold trajectory and places the event in the week’s space news.
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Transplant Advances From Five Hours to One
The New York operation shows six organs from a single donor were transplanted into six recipients. Doctors say brain death was certified under ethical guidelines. All six recipients were reported in good condition.
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Israeli Arabs Expect Counterblow After Jerusalem Market Blast
After a bomb at Jerusalem’s Supermarket killed two students and wounded shoppers, Arabs and Jews anticipate an Israeli retaliation. The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine claimed the attack in Amman linked to the Zurich jetliner raid, while Syria remains unscathed.
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