Thousands Of Frenchmen March For De Gaulle
Paris reports show President Charles de Gaulle drawing strong support as millions strike, while union leaders consider resuming wage talks. Demonstrations surged through the Champs Elysées amid divisions over protests, with talks and threats of new elections lingering.
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Charles de Gaulle
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National Assembly
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Seguy
France
Communist Party
Johnson Agrees To Six Billion Spending Cut For Surtax
President Johnson reluctantly accepts a 6 billion spending cut to win the vital 10 percent income tax surcharge. Wilbur Mills predicts quick House passage on June 12 while Ford backs the compromise. Vietnam fighting and peace talks dominate the briefing at the LBJ Ranch as Westmoreland and Australian PM Gorton join the news conference.
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Texas
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Southeast Asia
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U.S
John G. Gorton
Canada’s First Heart Transplant May Live
In Montreal, a 59 year old butcher became Canada’s first heart transplant patient as surgeons at the Montreal Heart Institute grafted a donor heart from a 38 year old woman who died of a stroke into Albert Murphy. The donor’s death preceded the operation. Dr. Pierre Grondin led the team with Dr. Paul David noting the heart beat in a satisfactory rhythm. The operation marks the 18th global heart transplant, following Dr. Christiaan Barnard’s landmark procedure last December.
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Montreal
Canada
OSU coed in hospital under guard over arson charge
Harriet Frances Leeb an 18 year old OSU freshman from South Euclid faces arson charges in a May 22 Lincoln Tower dorm fire that killed two coeds and injured 14. She was hospitalized under guard after waiving a 25000 cash bond and being moved from Franklin County Jail to Ingleside Hospital Cleveland. The case follows a prior Morrill Tower fire with no injuries under investigation. Leeb had a recent history of emotional problems and psychiatric treatment.
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Franklin County
Wilbur L. Shull
Miss Leeb
Cleveland
Ingleside Hospital
OSU
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Lincoln
Weekend weather outlook for Ohio and Miami Valley
After Memorial Day a sunny start gives way to a fair weekend with warm days and cooler nights. Highs reach 60s and 70s Sunday, with scattered showers possible in Southwest Ohio and the Miami Valley. Yesterdays high was 69 and the low this morning 49.
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Miami Valley
Violence surges in Louisville as arrests top 400
In Louisville's West End, arrests exceed 400 amid scattered looting and sniping during a fourth straight night of racial disorder. Police, with 2,000 National Guardsmen on standby, stopped a seven-car caravan linked to the Black Unity League of Kentucky. two leaders, Sam Hawkins and Robert Sims, were charged with breach of peace.
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Robert Sims
James Groves
James
Mathias Washington Browder
Browder
W. J. Berger
Groves
Charles Noe
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Navy shifts deeper Atlantic search for Scorpion sub
The Navy moves 12 ships seaward after abandoning a coastal sweep in a missing sub hunt. Crank calls to Scorpion families disrupt morale as 60 relatives reside in Norfolk area. The 99 crew Skipjack class boat, last heard near the Azores, was en route to Norfolk from the Mediterranean.
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Norfolk
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Racism Can Be Stopped In School Psychologist
Charlotte based study by Dr. Louis Diamant of UNC Charlotte shows white children in integrated kindergartens may develop little racial prejudice even with prejudiced parenting. Using white and black dolls with 60 private kindergarteners, Diamant found no significant differences in doll family recognition and none of the prejudiced or high IQ children rejected the black doll. He argues early integration allows natural development without racial bias despite home influences.
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N.C
Louis Diamant
University of North Carolina
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Carolina
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