Nixon and De Gaulle Hold Nine Hour Talks in Paris
President Nixon met with President De Gaulle at the Elysee Palace for nine hours of talks amid anti American demonstrations in Paris. De Gaulle praised friendship but opposed major U S policies. Riot police numbering 27 000 were deployed to keep order as Nixon arrived from Rome and communists warned of further protests.
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United States
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Elysee Palace
Rome
Jury weighs Shaw conspiracy murder case in New Orleans
In New Orleans jurors, twelve men, must reach a nine vote to convict retired businessman Clay L Shaw of conspiring to murder President Kennedy. Verdict possible by Saturday as Judge Haggerty signals likely late today with potential 1 to 20 year sentence on conviction.
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New Orleans
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John F. Kennedy
Louisiana
Shaw
Edward A. Haggerty Jr
Eisenhower Develops Pneumonia After Intestinal Surgery
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower aged 78, recovering from intestinal surgery at Walter Reed Army Medical Center, suffered a pneumonia setback. Doctors said he is weaker and it is too early to judge his response to treatment for the complication.
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Washington
UPI
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Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Earthquakes Hit Africa Portugal Tremors Strike Iberian Coast
A major quake on the Iberian Peninsula and North Africa left at least six dead and many injured across Spain Portugal and Morocco. In Lisbon homes collapsed and power failed briefly while aftershocks followed as residents fled Pajama clad. In Morocco two died in Sale and Rabat while Lagos Portugal reported fishermen's houses collapsed. A Norwalk attorney George Cook Ford suffered severe burns and was hospitalized with extensive injuries.
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North Africa
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Morocco
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Rabat
Lagos
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George Cook Ford
Benedict Avenue
Ford
Grassroots Group Accuses Fisher-Titus of Welfare Discrimination
Members of the Norwalk Grassroots Organization allege welfare recipients receive inferior care at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. The poverty agency will send a letter to hospital administrator William Slabodnick seeking an explanation and possible remedies.
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Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Poverty Agency
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Grassroots
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Hayduk
Apollo 9 Crew Sees Cold Lingers Delay Launch
Doctors reported progress in the three Apollo 9 astronauts as their colds improved slightly keeping Monday’s 10 day orbital test flight on hold. James A. McDivitt David R. Scott and Russell L. Schweickart had planned the blastoff before illnesses disrupted the ambitious mission.
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David R. Scott
Russell L. Schweickart
Caracas Allows Public Kisses Amid Morality Edict
Caracas police announced lovers may kiss in public without 72 hour jail risk as long as within morality. Lt Col Ennic Gonzalez Medicci said officers should leave couples alone and not consider public kissing immoral after a campaign accusing Caracas of turning into a city where love is forbidden.
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Caracas
UPI
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Pueblo Skipper Bucher to testify again in court inquiry
Cmdr. Lloyd M. Bucher of the USS Pueblo will testify a second time at the Navy court of inquiry into the ship's capture by North Korea. The decision to recall him was made by his civilian lawyer E Miles Harvey.
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Coronado Calif
UPI
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Uss Pueblo
Navy
North Korea
Bucher
Pueblo
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Norwalk Weather Brief and Local Births Deaths
Mostly sunny with a chance of late snow flurries and little temperature change. Highs in the 30s, lows in the 20s. northeast winds 5 to 10 mph. Norwalk temps: 34/20, humidity morning 69 rising to 66 then 55. Sunrise 7:04, sunset 6:17. Births Mr and Mrs Powell of Eastwood welcome a daughter. Deaths Maude-belle Kemper 66 Bellevue and Lester E. Hayes 65 Willard.
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Mrs. Maude-belle Kemper
Bellevue Lester E. Hayes
Willard
Maplehurst Pupils Watch For Elusive Big Cat On Campus
Norwalk police were called as students and teachers at Maplehurst Elementary tracked a large, black catlike creature seen five times near the east woods. Principal William Ruby suspects a housecat but keeps searching for proof, hoping it will be shot, trapped, or photographed.
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Maplehurst
Norwalk
William Ruby
Ruby
George Manyak
Norwalk Student Controversy at Bowling Green State University
Two Black Student Union members Arye Butler and James C. Brown were seated on the BGSU student council without election. Vice president Lee McClelland ruled the seating null and void. Inter-Fraternity Council President Tom Temple urged seating fraternities without election.
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Bowling Green, Ohio
UPI
Bowling Green State University
Arye Butler
Dayton
James C. Brown
Sandusky
Bowling Green
Inter- Fraternity Council
Tom Temple
Norwalk
Norwalk Couples Meet Nixon in Brussels
Two Norwalk couples won a Europe trip and met President Richard Nixon in Brussels. They described his handshake as light and nervous and noted strong security with crowds, posters, and media setup around the Brussels Hilton during his visit.
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Richard Nixon
Brussels
Belgium
Frank E. Meyers
Mill St
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Vandercook
Brussels Hilton
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Meyers
Ringholz
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