De Gaulle policies warned to risk world war by Ball
Undersecretary of State George W. Ball told the American Society of International Law that De Gaulle seeks a first-class French role, risking European rivalry and a renewed world war. He warned NATO’s crisis deepens if France withdraws from its integrated defense, delaying East West settlement and German reunification.
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de Gaulle
Washington
George W. Ball
Charles de Gaulle
Europe
American Society of International Law
France
Atlantic World
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Society
NATO
United States
Paris
Soviet Union
U. S
State Department
Seven More Die in Texas Floods and Damaging Rain
Waves of severe storms struck North Texas again causing seven deaths and widespread property loss. Dallas County and adjacent counties were labeled disaster areas as floods surged on rivers and creeks, with 256 families suffering major home losses and more than 400 evacuated.
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Associated Press
Texas
Dallas
Fort Worth
Dallas-Fort Fort Worth
Washington
Small Business Administration
Dallas County
Garland
Henry Ashley
Red Cross
Trinity River
Windthurst
Lake Arrowhead
Sabine
Gladewater
Mercury
Iowa
Minnesota
Michigan
Duluth
Minn
Wyoming
Montana
GM recalls 2600 Oldsmobile Toronados nationwide
General Motors announced a recall of 2,600 Oldsmobile Toronados after wheel nuts were tightened too much risking lug failure. The company also confirmed a 1964 Cadillac recall of about 23,000 cars over a defective hood latch that could cause the hood to fly open. The recalls come as GM and other automakers compile defect lists for a Senate subcommittee led by Senator Abraham Ribicoff to investigate safety practices.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Senate
Dunkirk Bank cashier dies in San Francisco hospital
William F. Ball, 58, accused of embezzling 50000 dollars from the Dunkirk branch of the Chautauqua National Bank in 1961 62 died of cancer at San Francisco General Hospital. Ball was arrested in a hospital room after surgery for a spinal tumor and had traveled under the name William Hemple. He served as Lions Club treasurer and left 5000 for his wife after the theft.
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Buffalo
N.Y
William F. Ball
Dunkirk
San Francisco General Hospital
FBI
Ball
Chautauqua National Bank of
Jamestown
William Hemple
Dunkirk Lions Club
Women Train for Clark Fire Dept Posts
Mayor William McClure of Clark Pennsylvania says about 20 women have enrolled in a program to operate the town's volunteer fire department. He notes men are either too old or too busy with work to join.
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Clark, Pa
William McClure
Clark
Pennsylvania
McClure
Mrs. America Competition Opens In San Diego
The Mrs. America pageant starts with 51 contestants and their husbands arriving by chartered airliner in San Diego. Events include driving safety, flower arranging, child communication, baking, creative expression, money management and interior decorating. The 1969 winner will be crowned next Saturday, succeeding Mrs. Alice Buehner of Salt Lake City.
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San Diego
Calif
States
District of Columbia
Alice Buehner
Salt Lake City
Utah
Police Beaten as Mob Fights Arrest on Long Island
In Central Islip New York a mob assaulted two white policemen as they tried to arrest a motorist for speeding. One officer was shot in the ankle by a bullet fired amid the melee and a companion officer produced a concealed Derringer to drive the mob away until reinforcements arrived.
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Central Islip
N.Y
Long Island
Suffolk
Edwin Michel
Islip
Rockefeller rejects Miller campaigning for third term
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller declines William E. Miller's offer of active campaign help after Jackie Robinson's blast. Rockefeller says Miller’s active campaigning would be misinterpreted even as he may accept support on fundamental issues. Robinson had urged Miller to renounce his views and join Rockefeller's ticket.
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New York
Rockefeller
William E. Miller
Jackie Robinson
Rep
Miller
Lockport
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Johnson
Goldwater - Miller
Robinson
Milwaukees Happening Nudity Sparks Police Interest
Milwaukee police seek details about a Memorial Center event described as a happening by Tracy Atkinson of the Milwaukee Art Center. About 250 people paid to watch two nude performers bathe in beer coolers alongside motorcyclists dancers actors a grave digger and a firefighter.
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Milwaukee
Memorial Center
Tracy Atkinson
Milwaukee Art Center
Robert Ziernik
Public Hearings For Sen. Dodd In Ethics Case
Senate Ethics Committee plans public hearings on Sen. Thomas J. Dodd regarding his relationship with Julius Klein. Hearings to start after closed sessions review activities in the matter. Dodd denies impropriety and cites alleged document theft as motive in opponents’ articles.
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Washington
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Chicago
Julius Klein
Senate Ethics Committee
Ethics Committee
Dodd
Klein
Sen
National Guard
Congress
Committee
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Connecticut
Train Wreck Near Gauhati Amid Sabotage Claims
The Assam mail express derailed at Panikheti near Gauhati while en route from Barauni to Dibargarh. Early reports indicated casualties. an official inquiry was ordered though sabotage was not initially suspected. Over 133 deaths in related incidents in the region have been blamed on rebels.
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New Delhi
India
Dibargarh
Barauni
Panikheti
Gauhati
Assam
U.S. Jet Downs MIG in North Viet Nam Dogfight
A U S Air Force F4C Phantom shot down a MIG17 about 100 miles northwest of Hanoi as part of a two day sweep of air victories. Capt. Lawrence H. Goldberg and 1st Lt. Gerald D. Hardgrave led the crew, with other pilots noted in the action over MIG Alley.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U. S
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Lawrence H. Goldberg
Duluth
Minn
Gerald D. Hardgrave
Jackson, Tenn
Air Force
William D. Dowell
Tampa
Fla
Halbert E. Rossard
Oklahoma City
Okla
Larry R. Keith
Peoria
Ill
Robert A. Bleakley
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S
U.S. Defense Department
Henry Cabot Lodge
Rome
Washington
Viet Nam
Johnson
United States
Lodge
William C. Westmoreland
Pope Lodge
Pope Paul VI
Boston
Paris
U.N
U Thant
London
Charles de Gaulle
Goldberg
Haiphong
Gulf of Tonkin
Radcliffe Student Says Ad for Husband Was a Joke
A 20 year old Radcliffe student who placed a humorous marriage ad received 220 offers. She says she has talked with six respondents and is weighing several others while remaining single. The line reads she seeks a one year marriage to share expenses and cook.
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Boston
Radcliffe
Cliffie
Lodge Says U S War Effort Ahead in Vietnam
U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge told Japanese TV that the war effort and the rural pacification program in Vietnam are ahead of last summer. He said conditions in Vietnam have improved since his arrival for a second tour and noted the contrast with a year ago. A transcript was released after his departure for Rome en route to the United States.
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Saigon
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Washington
Johnson
Viet Nam
Lodge
Rome
United States
Educational TV in Vietnam Captivates Villagers
Vice President Hubert Humphrey told about 800 educators in Atlanta that educational television from American planes is so popular in South Vietnam that villagers guard sets with their lives. He said the Viet Cong now values destroying TV sets more than people as the nation begins to unite through broadcasts.
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Atlanta, Ga
Hubert Humphrey
South Viet Nam
Viet Cong Threat Near U S Forces Across Cambodian Border
Viet Cong forces fired on U S Army troops of the 1st Infantry Division from the Cambodian side of the Rach Beng Go River. Advances halted at 50 feet across the water as artillery and machine gun fire erupted amid a tense border standoff.
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Viet Nam
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Rach Beng Go
Probation for Two In Narcotics Case
ROCHESTER N Y AP A Monroe County judge suspended prison terms and gave five years probation to Susan L Ryerson 23 Rochester and Peter I DeLissovoy 24 Chicago both convicted March 24 of narcotics charges The pair mailed marijuana to many people mostly college students in several cities in the south and New England.
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Rochester
N.Y
George D. Ogden
Monroe
Susan L. Ryerson
Peter I.delissovoy
Chicago
DeLissovoy
Ryerson
South
New England
Head on crash kills eight teens and adults
A daytime head-on collision near Seaside Oregon killed eight people including teens and adults and injured seven children. State police described the crash as between a station wagon carrying two adults and children and a passenger car with youths in their late teens and early 20s. Some victims remained unidentified hours after the crash.
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Seaside
Orc
Passenger killed as car hits bridge abutment and pole
Willie Lonza, 37, of Buffalo, died after the automobile in which he rode struck a bridge abutment and a light pole on the Niagara section of the Thruway.
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Buffalo, N.Y
Willie Lonza
Buffalo
Niagara
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