De Gaulle Pushes France Mexico Exchange Plan
President de Gaulle proposed a broad France Mexico exchange program covering science culture and technology he said should enhance civilization work while not harming relations with the United States. He spoke to Mexican Congress and at a National Palace luncheon stressing shared affinities and closer ties.
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Columbus Mother Plans World Flight Start Thursday
Mrs. Jerrie Mock a 38 year old Columbus housewife and mother delays her around the world solo flight to Thursday. She will depart Port Columbus at about 8 am in a single engine Cessna aiming to complete the trip in nine days or less with stops at Bermuda Azores Casablanca Tunis Cairo Bahrain Island Karachi Bombay Madras Singapore Manila Guam Wake Honolulu San Francisco and back. The mission aims to set a women’s speed record under the Federation Aeronautique Internationale rules with a sanctioned flight and weight class record.
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Azores
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Manila
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San Francisco
Back To Columbus
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Roger
Gary
Valerie
Ohio State University
New Demand Is Made To Free Fliers
Moscow reports say Walter J. Stoessel presented a new U S demand for the release of three American fliers shot down in East Germany. He denied Soviet espionage charges and warned that further delay could jeopardize U S Soviet cooperation and current efforts in various fields.
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United States
East Germany
Walter J. Stoessel
Stressel
Chuckle Caption Reflects Odd Public Urge
A quip notes that people seek the front of the bus back of the church and middle of the road, highlighting curious public behavior in a lighthearted line.
New Look for Aid Bill Abandoned
A White House dinner about six weeks ago helped steer President Johnson away from a plan to split foreign aid into separate economic and military packages. McNamara urged keeping military aid separate, while Rep Morgan warned that fragmenting the bill would doom its passage on the House floor. Other key voices supported Morgan’s view to protect economic aid.
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D-Pa
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Morgan
U Thant sets Cyprus force terms of reference
United Nations Secretary General U Thant says the Cyprus peace force will operate under set directives issued by him and will not negotiate with governments. A spokesman said Thant sent guiding principles to the force, restricting intervention in internal affairs and limiting use of arms to self defense. Britain signals talks continue on force powers and possible troop contribution.
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Hamilton Woman Nehru Says Offers Kidney To Stricken Youth
Cleveland doctors begin selecting a volunteer from 96 kidney donors to save 11 year old Allan Scott Jr. A Hamilton housewife and a Cleveland telephone operator claim three kidneys each, while two others report four kidneys. The boy has relied on an artificial kidney and faces a transplant as his only hope.
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Nehru vows to defend borders with possible Kashmir crossing
Prime Minister Nehru tells Parliament India would cross the cease fire line in Kashmir if needed to defend territory from Pakistan. An official says New Delhi expects two hostile neighbors collaborating, relaxing hopes for a separate deal with Pakistan or China.
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Cambodia Laos and South Viet Nam seek restored relations
Premier Nouyen Khanh said negotiations to resume diplomatic ties include inviting Cambodia and Laos delegations to further talks in Dalat. He offered to meet Prince Norodom Sihanouk openly and said Saigon would welcome Laos ambassador and a U.S. backed effort to normalize relations among Thailand, Cambodia, South Viet Nam and Laos.
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Laos
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Dalat
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Diem
Boycott Delayed by Cincinnati Civil Rights Groups
The Cincinnati chapter of the Congress of Racial Equality, which sponsored a school boycott on February 11, said it has delayed plans for another boycott at the request of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.
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Ohio Supreme Court Rules Against Rhodes Job Plan
The Ohio Supreme Court unanimously blocks using state bond funds to loan for private business under the Development Financing Commission. The decision halts Rhodes effort to attract industry, citing constitutional limits on state credit aiding private interests.
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Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
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James A. Rhodes
Development Financing Commission
William B. Saxbe
Tito Illness Prevents Attending Communist Summit in Budapest
Belgrade Yugoslavia AP reports President Tito will miss the end of month Soviet Khrushchev summit in Budapest due to a political illness. Tanjug says Tito has gone to Brioni for treatment and rest with doctors’ advice. Diplomats recall a 1960 lumbago note that kept him from Moscow. The meeting denounced Yugoslav party revisionism.
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America Land Of Hope In World Johnson Tells Irish
President Johnson addressed a St Patrick’s Day dinner of the Friendly Sons of St Patrick in New York praising America as a land of hope opportunity and unity He noted Irish influence in government and urged a principled America committed to justice peace and law over force with a vision of healing and reconciliation abroad and at home.
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