Premier En Lai Attacks U S and Soviet Ties
China leader Chou En Lai denounced the United States and the Soviet Union at a rally in Peking, accusing them of collusion against China and Albania. He warned of harsher defeats if Vietnam war expansion continues and criticized U S peace talks as a battlefield ruse.
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Chou En-lai
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Soviet Union
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Peking
Chou
Indochina
China
Michigan Senator McNamara Dies at 71 in Bethesda
Democratic Senator Pat McNamara of Michigan died after a stroke at Bethesda Naval Hospital where he had been treated since March 11. He was 71 and had served a decade in the Senate, having chaired Public Works and the Rivers and Harbors subcommittee, with noted work on highways aging education and civil rights.
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Pat McNamara
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Senate Public Works Committee
Texas Faces More Storm Floods After Week of Rains
The Associated Press reports new violent thunderstorms swelled northern Texas streams and threatened more floods. At least 12 people died in the Dallas Fort Worth area and 12 drowned in northeastern Texas amid week long rains causing extensive property damage. Temperatures fell below freezing in the north central states, with Bismarck North Dakota at 20 degrees. A levee breach on 12 Mile Bayou north of Shreveport Louisiana sent floodwaters toward Oil City as residents were moved out.
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Bismarck
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Shreveport
Oil City
NATO and U S Reach Agreement on Response to Attacks
Secretary McNamara returned from London convinced NATO leaders accept a carefully controlled response to a Communist attack on West Europe rather than automatic nuclear use. A Defense Department statement denied any plan for automatic nuclear retaliation and stressed a balanced mix of nonnuclear and nuclear forces plus stronger conventional defenses.
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Robert S. McNamara
London
U.S
West Europe
McNamara
NATO
United States
Defense Department
Iron Curtain
Back In Business Kendall Reopens Cincinnati Shoe Shop
In Cincinnati on a rainy day a one man shoe repair shop owned by Ralph Kendall 50 reopened after a February fire that left him badly burned. A civic ceremony with Mayor Bachrach a judge a band and a crowd celebrated the comeback aided by community fundraising and a donated cash register.
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Ralph Kendall
Kendall
Walton H. Bachrach
Common Pleas
Fred L. Hoffman
Robert Ison
Bachrach
Atlanta
National Cash Register Co
North Viet Nam Tightens Grasp on War in South
Saigon reports North Vietnamese strategists increasing control over the war, with infiltrations of regular troops into South Vietnam rising to about 7,000 this month and over 20,000 since January. The line between regular units and Viet Cong is blurring as North Vietnamese recruits and heavy weapons aid the main forces despite heavy U.S. firepower.
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Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
U.S
Inside The First Word First Step For The Children
A note from Page 29 outlines the early language hurdle in special education classes where the first word may arrive late but marks a pivotal moment. A separate Page 2 snippet discusses income tax tipsters and how the IRS focuses on owes rather than motives.
Luci Johnson selects 24 attendants for Aug wedding
Washington AP reports Luci Johnson’s church wedding to Patrick Nugent on August 6 at the National Shrine will feature 24 attendants. Maid of honor Lynda Bird Johnson, matron of honor Susan Ray, and a proxy best man for Pat Nugent accompany a large guest party with relatives, friends, and university ties.
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Marquette Uni
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Austin
Gerard Nugent
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Michael Carr
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Calif
Warrie Lynn Smith
San Antonio
George Washington University
Lynda
Warrie Lynn
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