U S seeks French support to keep NATO bases in France
The United States presses France to permit NATO bases to stay on French soil while reducing their role. McNamara orders 122 transport and reconnaissance planes moved from France and shifts 575000 tons of stock, signaling a step to appease De Gaulle while preserving access to French air space.
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Johnson Urges House Chairmen to Move Bills to Vote
President Johnson met with House committee chairmen in a closed White House session to urge passage and votes on remaining administration bills. Deputy press secretary Fleming said Johnson was pleased with progress while another source noted his push for action. Rusk and McNamara briefed the leaders on global affairs.
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Taxi drivers strike over beard fired driver protest
Forty Yellow Cab Co. drivers in Chicago refused to work on Wednesday protesting Floyd Clark being fired for keeping his beard. The action halted taxi service as drivers refused pickups across the city.
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House Studies School Salary Bills Today
Rep Pavey Branton’s measure to use surplus state funds for school salaries advances after Education Committee expands it to include bus drivers. Administration unsure of pending bill. Branton cites possible $10 to $12 million surplus, others claim as high as $55 million.
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Northeast Louisiana State College Names Summer Student Senate
The summer Student Government Association Senate at Northeast Louisiana State College includes three executive officers from last spring. Members span the School of Business Administration, Education, Pharmacy, Pure and Applied Sciences with campuses in Monroe, Shreveport, West Monroe, Opelousas, Baton Rouge, Alexandria, and New Orleans. Planned events include a June 23 campus dance and weekly films in the College Union Building starting June 30.
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Meany Sees Wage Guideline Policy Dead in Economic Shift
AFL-CIO President George Meany reportedly calls President Johnson wage price guidelines a dead issue as labor wins battles over higher pay. Indications show the guidelines are fading amid record profits and rising costs, with focus shifting to other economic debates and airline and Western Union settlements.
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Dane thief sparks cross border car case in Kiruna
A Danish man stole a car registered in Germany and insured in Italy that belonged to a Norwegian. He was captured in northern Norway and transported via Finland to Kiruna Sweden, creating an international complications for police there.
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Graham crusade in London draws 260000 attendance
American evangelist Billy Graham has preached to more than a quarter of a million people in the London crusade. Attendance reached 260,331 with 9,651 decisions for Christ so far. 22,400 attended Wednesday night at Earl's Court, including 60 Sandhurst cadets. He may visit Prime Minister Harold Wilson at 10 Downing Street.
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Doctor 63 Dies Delivering Baby in New Jersey
Dr. Herman B. Kaplan 63 practiced 37 years in Weehawken New Jersey and died after an apparent heart attack during a Caesarean delivery at North Hudson Hospital. He collapsed midoperation. a second doctor completed the procedure and a third treated him. He died about six hours later.
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White House reactivates Labor-Management Policy Committee
The revived 21 member panel includes Meany Henry Ford II and other labor leaders and corporate heads with public and government representatives. Officials keep details under tight secrecy and no new anti-inflation proposals have leaked from two meetings.
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