France Faces National Assembly Vote Amid Unease
In Paris, France prepares for a two round National Assembly election seen stabilizing after student unrest and strikes. Polls show only a 1 to 2 percent shift, with de Gaulle refraining from direct campaign. Pompidou expected to win his race easily.
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Indian suppression crews join California brush fire battle
Thousands of acres are blackened as wind whipped fires rage in Angeles and Los Padres NF. Five firefighters were injured as two large fires burn in Angeles National Forest and a third in Los Padres NF. No communities threatened yet and fires remain out of control. more than 250 Indians air borne from Arizona and New Mexico assist crews.
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Ali Fights For Justice And Campaigns Stir The News
Muhammad Ali the former Cassius Clay remains in public focus as he campaigns for justice for the black man. Nelson Rockefeller is described as a political salesman on the campaign trail. Fire conditions in California mount as 28 000 acres burn in Liebre Mountain and Los Padres forest 2 100 acres burn near King City with 450 firefighters battling winds 28 to 30 mph and near 100 degrees.
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U.S. Winning Opinion War With N Vietnam
A Associated Press survey finds growing world opinion support for U S aims in Vietnam. Hariman argues de escalation by the United States pressures Hanoi, while Hanoi dismisses it as a smokescreen. In non Communist Asia, Washington gains credibility after Johnsons March 31 bombing limits.
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Forecast Predicts Warm, Partly Cloudy Day
The day brings partly cloudy skies with warm temperatures. Highs will mostly reach the 80s across the region.
New Cartoon Panel Set For Journal Monday
The Journal will feature a new six day a week cartoon panel "Children's Letters To God" starting Monday. The panel is based on two popular volumes by Stuart Hample that have sold over 600000 copies. It stems from letters gathered in religious and public schools, camps, hospitals, and orphanages.
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Government Won’t Take Big Bite To Catch Up On Tax
In the wake of a retroactive tax hike, most workers will see 10 percent more withheld from pay for half a year, not 10 percent of income. The extra withholding may not cover the tax due, and many people receive refunds. A Treasury spokesman advises adjusting withholding to approach parity with last year’s result.
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America Is Not The Great Bungler
Roscoe Drummond argues that from 1941 to 1968 the United States achieved notable success in foreign policy and democracy. He cites lend lease, Greece and Turkey aid, the Marshall Plan, West Berlin airlift, Korea, Lebanon and Taiwan, Cuba, Vietnam, the Dominican Republic, and domestic progress as evidence the U.S. can act effectively without defeatism or apology.
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