De Gaulle Eyes Talks With Moscow Amid East-West Tensions
PHIL NEWSOM UP outlines France’s De Gaulle visiting the Soviet Union June 20 to pursue an anti US influence stance in Europe. He notes potential Western Germany concessions, Warsaw Pact dynamics, and a plan for nonaggression pacts post dissolution of NATO and the pact, with trade opportunities cited.
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Phil Newsom
France
Soviet Union
Europe
United States
de Gaulle
Moscow
Atlantic
Urals
West Germany
Peter-Neisse Line
Poland
East Germany
U.S
Bucharest
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Romania
NATO
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Warsaw Pact
Germany
Pan
Ita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Stalin
Red China
Student editor stands her ground to protect source
A University of Oregon coed editor faces trial for refusing to reveal sources about campus marijuana use. If convicted she could be jailed six months and fined $300. Her attorney cites ethics and First Amendment protections.
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University of Oregon
Annette Buchanan
Buchanan
Transit pilot project vote sets price showdown
The 4 to 2 transit board vote approves a year long mass transit pilot with new units from Minibus Company of California and rejects a proposal from Flxible Bus Company of Loudonville Ohio. Minibus asks 148,340 for 10 units versus Flxible at 115,000. Flxible buys about 3,000 axles yearly from Rockwell plant. Minibus does not. Local details incomplete.
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Minibus Company
California
Fixible Bus Company
Loudonville
Ohio
Minibus
Flxible
Flixible
Rockwell Standard Corp
Fixible
Minibus Co
Daniel H. Treloar
Robert C. Houk
Isaac E. George
Leroy V. Clark
Earl J. Sowers
Robert Mathews
Harry L. Gormley
Ralph Audino
Patrick Cosgrove
Authority
Treloar
Gormley
Houk
Astrodome marvels and transit debates emerge in Houston
A tour of the Astrodome reveals a vast 66 000 seat air conditioned arena with 360 foot long scoreboard and private boxes. Meanwhile city transit leaders clash over bus purchases with Fixible and Minibus bids, weighing weight, brake area and delivery schedules.
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Rhodes
Houston
Astrodome
Here
Dallas
Pyramids
Realist utopia fades as atomic era redefines conflict
Editors note a shift from wartime myths to nuclear reality. Nations cling to sovereignty and security phrases while true power lies in global destruction capabilities, making past war norms obsolete and utopian goals unachievable.
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Bulletin of Atomic Scientists
Hiroshima
Rosen Criticizes Working Mothers as a Candidate
The secretary of public welfare MAX ROSEN stirred debate by blunt remarks about working mothers and femininity. He spoke to the Wilkes-Barre Rotary, arguing that women voters outnumber men, hinting at political risks if he pursued office. The piece also cites local and national opinions on government subsidies and public utilities.
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Max Rosen
Pennsylvania
Rosen
America
Wilkes-Barre
Rotary
Living By Gone Stone Faith Prayer Text
A devotional meditation reassures readers not to panic when calamity strikes. It emphasizes faith in divine aid, quoting a psalm about God lifting one from floods and delivering from foes, and asks for release from bitterness and steadfast faith.
Galbraith Urges U S to Withdraw from Vietnam War
Rhode Island College commencement speaker Dr. John Kenneth Galbraith argues that the United States should bug out of Vietnam. He criticizes policy officials, questions public opinion impact, and predicts a hardening left opposition to Johnson.
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John Kenneth Galbraith
Rhode Island College
United States
Galbraith
Kennedy Development Project
Kennedy
Robert
Cognoscenti
Delphos
Prof. Galbraith
Bobby Kennedy
Dr. Galbraith
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Council On Foreign Relations
Vietnam
Kennedys
Johnson
News Dispatch
Humphrey
House
Ger Ford
Stalin
Bobby
South Vietnam
Red China
McNamara
Pennsylvania Story Odds and Ends Growls on Capitol Hill
Mason Denison reports a lighthearted Pennsylvanian miscellany from Capitol Hill and the state bureaucracy. Skeleton staff worked on Flag Day as legislature met, prompting grumbles about scheduling and duty. Comiques from Lt Governor Shafer abroad note trade talk and Rotterdam visita. Signs of the times highlight a blunt turnpike sign stating tolls fund tunnels.
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Legislative Branch
Legislative
Philadelphia
Rotterdam
Netherlands
Pennsylvania
Raymond P. Shafer
Secretary of Highways
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
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Gone
William S. Buckley Jr
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