Frustration With De Gaulle Grows in Washington
Washington officials express mounting frustration with French President Charles de Gaulle as he presses for immediate Viet Nam negotiations. Paris and Moscow reportedly back a fast international conference, while U.S. pressure on the Communists intensifies. Johnson avoids open quarrel to protect the Atlantic alliance.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Charles de Gaulle
Johnson
de Gaulle
Atlantic Alliance
U.S
Viet Nam
France
United States
Paris
South Viet Nam
Red China
China
Maurice Couve de Murville
Dean Rusk
Soviet Union
Sergei Vinogradov
First National Bank Declares First Quarter Dividend
The First National Bank board declared a 5 cent quarterly dividend on 180000 outstanding shares. Payment will go to shareholders of record March 24 with April 5 distribution. Edward W. Barker announced the bank’s 315 NCR computer installation.
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First National Bank
Edward W. Barker
Campus Furor At U Cal Heading For Showdown
Berkeley AP report says University of California faculty hastened a meeting to decide on the resignations of President Clark Kerr and acting Chancellor Martin Meyerson. Regents chair Edward Carter calls a special session to discuss campus control and conduct as tensions over obscenity rallies and discipline rise.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Clark Kerr
Martin Meyerson
University
University Board of Regents
Regents
Edward W. Carter
Carter
Kerr
Meyerson
Elizabeth Taylor Rushes to Ailing Father in Los Angeles
In a London stopover Elizabeth Taylor said her father Francis Taylor, an art buyer, is gravely ill after a stroke in Los Angeles. She learned of the news at 4 am and was flying from London to join him as husband Richard Burton films in Dublin.
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London
Elizabeth Taylor
Los Angeles
Miss Taylor
Dublin
Richard Burtem
Francis Taylor
Son of Judge Must Face Death Charges in Bronx
Gareth Martinis, 25, son of acting State Supreme Court Justice, to stand trial on five vehicular homicide counts after Court of Appeals rejected double jeopardy claims. He was involved in a May 19, 1963, three car crash that killed five and injured one. Bronx DA Isidore Dolinger calls the ruling a law enforcement victory and orders immediate reinstatement on the calendar.
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New York
Bronx
Martinis
United States
New York State
Dist. Atty
Isidore Dollinger
Fifteen Colleges Enter seventh annual Miami University Debate Meet
Fifteen colleges including Anderson George Town Wabash Ball State Capital DePauw Indiana State St. Louis Vanderbilt Wayne State Xavier Dayton Kentucky Rose Polytechnic and host Miami University enter the seven annual meet. Five rounds begin 1 30 p m Friday with prizes awarded Saturday in Towers Room Miami University Center.
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Miami University
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Georgetown
Wabash
Ball State
Capital
DePauw
Indiana State
St. Louis
Vanderbilt
Wayne State
Xavier
Dayton
Kentucky
Rose Polytechnic Institute
Miami University Center
Ohio's Junior Miss Heads to Mobile Pageant
Jane Pilotti 17 from Mount Vernon High School departs Columbus for Mobile to compete in the national Junior Miss contest. The national winner will be announced next Friday night.
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Columbus
Ohio
Jane Pilotti
Mobile
Miss Pilotti
Mount Vernon High School
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