Western view on Red China buildup near islands
Western intelligence in Hong Kong deem China’s military buildup opposite the Nationalist islands of Quemoy and Matsu defensive, though a surprise attack cannot be ruled out. Most officials see a Nationalist offensive as remote and dependent on mainland uprisings, with U.S. support uncertain.
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Grice-Herring Reunion Held at Gum Grove Baptist Church
The annual Grice-Herring reunion was held June 10 at the Gum Grove Baptist Church in Mississippi. Officers for the ensuing year were elected and it was decided the next reunion will be in Vicksburg at the National Military Park on the second Sunday in June.
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Vicksburg
National Military Park
Davis Signs 45 Acts Approved By Legislature
Baton Rouge AP Gov Jimmie H Davis signed 45 new acts from the Louisiana Legislature including a revision of the suitable homes law to prevent loss of federal welfare funds The measure empowers parish welfare boards to decide aid eligibility and provides for court action to ensure children are in suitable homes The federal government save
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Rusk and Adenauer Reach Berlin Accord
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk and German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer announced a full agreement on Berlin and other mutual interests after a 70 minute private meeting. Rusk planned further talks with the Soviets on Berlin while Adenauer signaled reservations about Moscow’s approach and backed Britain’s move toward the Common Market.
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Gerhard Schroeder
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Charles de Gaulle
Appeals Court Sets Hearing In Race Mix Case
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals set July 19 for a hearing on an appeal by two Negro girls seeking admission to Tulane University. The case challenges a district court ruling that delayed merits review. trial on the merits is set for August. Plaintiffs are Barbara Guillory and Pearlie Elloie Hardin. defendants Tulane fund administrators and President Herbert Longenecker.
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