France to Withdraw From NATO Amid August Draft Talks
Washington and Brussels report NATO ministers, led by Dean Rusk, discuss France's withdrawal and planned military realignments while the Defense Department forecasts the August draft call at 32 600 men. The shakeup includes moving SHAPE near Paris and relocating 37 U.S. installations and a Canadian base.
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West Germany delays big order of U S arms
Washington AP West Germany lags in fulfilling its offset pledge to buy 1.35 billion in U S arms over two years ending June 30 1967 Bonn has offered 250 million in advance payment but U S officials say it does not cover the remaining 600 million owed The delay risks affecting U S troop costs and potential European troop withdrawals while Rusk and McNamara stress continued U S military presence in Germany as long as needed and wanted.
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Girl Held In mistreatment passing Back With Dad
An Indianapolis 15 year old returned home with her father after more than seven months in custody related to the Sylvia Likens case. Stephanie Baniszewski was freed by a Marion County grand jury no bill and faced a separate first degree charge despite testimony against her family.
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Stephanie Baniszewski
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Gertrude
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Indiana Women's Prison
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State Reformatory
Australian crocs hailed as green gold by hides value
In tropical northern Australia, big game hunts have secured crocodiles weighing over a ton and reaching up to 25 feet, driven by the high value of their hides nicknamed green gold.
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Firemen Find Lottery Slips Hidden in Pittsburgh Attic
Firemen tackling a Pittsburgh house fire discovered about 1,000 used lottery slips stored in bags in the attic. Police Inspector Ignatius Borkowski said the occupant faced charges of operating a lottery and attempting to commit a crime.
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Former White House resident gives birth to 12
A former White House resident in Austin Texas has become the mother of twelve children. The report notes the large family size and highlights the unusual household.
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GOP Examines Black Voter Complaints and GOP Ties
The NNRA led by Grant Reynolds and Jackie Robinson critiques party leaders and policies while backing some Republicans including George Christopher and Robert Finch. It praises Senator Morton’s plan to target Black voters in the South and Johnson housing integration measures, and proposes Black membership on policy bodies and staff on committees.
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Kentucky
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