Nixon Addresses Bonn Bundestag in West German visit
President Nixon spoke to West Germanys Bundestag urging united front with the Soviet Union negotiations. He praised 20 years of peace among alliance nations and Berlin's freedom, and received approval for talks with Moscow. He later planned trips to West Berlin to show U S support regardless of Bonn elections.
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Gremillion Asked To Resign Post
The Metropolitan Crime Commission urged Louisiana Attorney General Jack P. F. Gremillion to resign amid a federal indictment on fraud and conspiracy tied to Louisiana Loan & Thrift Corp. He was among five men indicted February 14 by a grand jury over the bank rupt firm’s operations.
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Local couple attends FAA retiree tribute in Houston
Twin Cities couple Mr and Mrs Robert E Griffith travel from Monroe Louisiana to Houston Texas for a retirement party honoring W F Dusler who served nearly 44 years with FAA. The event occurs at Ellington Air Force Base. Cadet Norman H Knox VI son of N H Knox Jr of West Monroe is on the Commandant's List at the U S Air Force Academy and will be Class of 1969 cadet first lieutenant element leader.
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Houston
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N. H. Knox Jr
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West Monroe High School
Martin predicts Fed will keep tight money through 1969
Federal Reserve Chairman William McChesney Martin Jr says the Fed will continue its tight money policy through 1969, saying restraint on credit and money supply helps slow the economy. He admitted overreaction to the 1968 tax surcharge but warned of further slowing before midyear with a possible consumer demand revival later.
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Apollo 9 crew in mild illness delays launch
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP All three Apollo 9 crew members James A McDivitt David R Scott and Russell L Schweikart reported mild sore throats and nasal congestion delaying Friday's planned 11 am EST lift off. NASA said conditions would be watched and launch time decided. astronauts taking decongestants antihistamines and vitamin C while advised rest and fluids.
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David R. Scott
Russell L. Schweikart
Handwriting expert challenges Shaw signature in trial
An FBI handwriting expert testified Shaw did not write the "Clay Bertrand" entry in a New Orleans airline guest book. The defense countered with questions about the expert and recounted prior testimony from Dean Andrews who claimed Bertrand was a figment. Shaw, 55, faces a conspiracy charge connected to President Kennedy's 1963 assassination and Oswald's alleged plot partners.
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Stocks Rally As Viet Peace Talks Progress Reported
The Dow rose about 6.7 points to 906.5 at 1 p.m. as reports from Paris of progress in Vietnam peace talks boosted investor confidence. United Aircraft, Control Data, Polaroid, and Xerox gained, while Jim Walter, Atlantic Richfield, and Twentieth Century Fox rose about a point. The AP average climbed 1.4 to 339.9, with industrials up 3.5.
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Associated Press
Chance Of Rains Rises Thursday Weather Update
Skies will be mostly fair today then partly cloudy on Thursday with a chance of showers Thursday and Thursday night. Temperatures warmer with highs near ten and a low around nine. No rain recorded in Tombe Tuesday by the agency. Winds southeasterly to southerly 8 to 16 mph. Drying conditions fair. Louisiana Agricultural Advisory.
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Premier Levi Eshkol Dies in Jerusalem
Premier Levi Eshkol, 73, died in Jerusalem after a heart attack. Deputy Premier Yigal Allon was poised to take over, with Dayan a potential rival amid heightened crisis and Arab guerrilla pressure. Eshkol led Israel since 1963 and oversaw the 1967 war.
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Moshe Dayan
United States
David Ben- Gurion
Moshe Rachmile- Witz
Lodge Reports Progress in Vietnam Peace Talks
U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge said there has been some progress in Vietnam peace talks after a 30 minute meeting with South Vietnamese Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky. He declined to detail and indicated progress may involve secret contacts with the North Vietnamese. He cautioned that progress is gradual and groundwork is being laid.
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Vietnam
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South Vietnam
Lodge
Newsmen
Curious phrasework in Today's Chuckle cartoon caption
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Death Toll Rises From Floods and Snow in Two Regions
The Associated Press reports heavy snow and floods across the United States. Twenty seven people died from the late-winter storms, with ten in California and seventeen in New England. Snow accumulations reached 2 to 3 feet in much of New England, with Boston suburbs hard hit.
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General Motors recall spans 4.9 million vehicles for defects
GM announced a massive recall of 4.9 million cars and trucks to inspect and replace a defective quadra jet carburetor or service areas near tailpipes to prevent exhaust entry. The effort targets 1965 to 1969 Chevrolets Pontiacs Oldsmobiles Buicks Cadillacs and GMC trucks and is the largest recall in auto history.
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GMC
Battle near Saigon intensifies as forces push toward Bien Hoa area
More than 1,000 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese attacks push within 15 miles of Saigon while seizing refugee villages near Bien Hoa. Allied forces report heavy fighting at Bien Hoa Long Binh Cu Chi and Me Kong Delta areas with mounting casualties on both sides. Marines and helicopter gunships battle entrenched Viet Cong in Ho Nai village and Gia Kien as civilians flee amid fires and destruction.
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