U.S. Hopes De Gaulle Lets NATO Bases Stay in France
The United States seeks to keep NATO bases in France on a standby basis and to maintain U S access to French air space. Secretary McNamara cites France remaining in the alliance and notes facilities and air space benefits, while NATO moves headquarters to Belgium and France withdraws missile battalions from West Germany.
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Washington
United States
Charles de Gaulle
France
NATO
U.S
Robert S. McNamara
de Gaulle
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Alliance
Paris
Belgium
McNamara
West Germany
Permanent Council
Germany
Europe
Moscow
Rainer Barzel
Bundestag
Ludwig Erhard
Christian Democratic Union
Barzel
New York
Medicare talks ease White House Medicare fears
Washington health officials reported strong backing from state and national medical groups for Medicare implementation. A White House conference on Medicare noted nurse shortages racial discrimination concerns and hospital reimbursement methods as key issues to be addressed.
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Washington
Johnson Administration
John W. Gardner
Gardner
Tight police control brings Chicago peace
Tight police control brought peace to a Northwest Side area Wednesday night for the first time since Puerto Rican crowds began a dance battle with police Sunday.
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Chicago
Police Suny
Medicare Hospitals Fear Shortages Of Nurses Under Medicare
A nationwide AP survey shows hospitals fear Medicare will strain nurse and technician staffing as elderly patients enter the program on July 1. Parkland Hospital in Dallas cites increased competition for trained personnel as smaller rural facilities raise standards to qualify for Medicare.
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U.S
Associated Press
Peter Gerlich
Parkland Hospital
Dallas
Tex
Rector Victim Of Red Purge Continued on Page 18
In Tokyo Radio Peking reports Kuang Ya-ming rector of Nanking University is ousted for alleged counterrevolutionary conspiracy. The firing follows students and professors accusing him of deviating from Maoist teachings. Earlier nine days ago Peking University rector Lu Ping was purged as party leadership reshaped Beijing.
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Tokyo
Nanking
China
Radio Peking
Kuang Ya-ming
Nanking University
Kuang
Mao Tze-tung
Peking University
Lu Ping
Peking Party
Peking
Peng Chen
Communist Party Committee
Man’s mower cuts up wallet with cash and cards
Don Pabst was mowing a lawn when his billfold slipped free. The mower shredded $45 in cash credit cards and his driver’s license and papers into pieces. He exchanged the money for whole bills at a bank but will need time to replace the other documents.
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Salina, Kan
Don Pabst
Johnsons Lose Beagle Him In White House Tragedy
President Johnson mourns as his beagle Him is struck and killed by a White House car while chasing a squirrel. Lynda Johnson informs the president of the new tragedy during a meeting with congressmen. Him will be cremated and buried on the LBJ Ranch.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Lynda
Lincoln
Neb
Him
Her
Blanco
Kim
LBJ
Meredith Plans To March Again In Mississippi
Meredith said he will resume the Mississippi march Monday two weeks after being shot on U.S. 51. He spoke at Mrs. Sidney Poitier’s Westchester home while recovering, criticizing leaders who have taken over the march and arguing it is not a test of any civil rights organization.
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Holcomb
Miss
Mississippi
Jackson
James H. Meredith
Roy Alldred
Wilmington
FBI
Highway Patrol
Saigon
Hue
U.S
Nguyen Cao Ky
1St Division
Buddhist Institute
Chu Lai
Jimmie Howard
San Diego
Calif
North
Viet Nam
Pleasantville
N.Y
U.S. 51
Meredith
Sidney Poitier
Westchester County
University of Mississippi
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Johnson
Severe thunderstorms lash Oklahoma and surrounding states
The Associated Press reports severe storms with 70 mph winds affecting Oklahoma City and nearby areas. Heavy rain, hail, roof damage, and power outages are noted. Weaker storms spread into Missouri and reach the upper Ohio Valley.
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Oklahoma
Texas
Arkansas
Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Missouri
Ohio Valley
Mansfield calls for direct Rusk Chen Yi talks on Vietnam peace
Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield urged a face to face meeting between Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Red China’s Foreign Minister Chen Yi to discuss a peaceful settlement in Vietnam. He warned the war could become a U.S.-Chinese conflict and pressed for high level dialogue as a first step toward peace.
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New York
Mike Mansfield
Dean Rusk
Red China
Chen Yi
Senate
Democratic
Yeshiva University
Korea
Peking
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Mansfield
China
United States
Geneva
Titan 3 rocket launches eight satellites for global military link
Cape Kennedy reports eight satellites aboard a Titan 3 rocket heading to circular orbits 21 000 miles above the equator to form a jam proof network for Washington Saigon and other strategic points. The mission includes Army ground terminals to relay test traffic around the world and the satellites aim to connect distant ground stations over long distances. The launch marks a high powered Air Force defense test with orbital deployment planned this afternoon.
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Washington
Saigon
Defense Department
Air Force
U.S. Army
Viet Nam
Storms Slow Fire's Advance Near Santa Barbara
In Los Padres National Forest a six day brush and timber fire in the San Rafael wilderness moved slowly as thunderstorms and humidity rose. Eight of over 2,500 fighters were injured. Containment reached about half of a 100 mile perimeter. full containment date unknown. Santa Barbara is 30 miles south. Evacuation alerts remained possible for nearby residents. The blaze has consumed 125 square miles. A weekend plane crash, killing two, started the fire.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Los Padres National Forest
U.S. Forest Service
San Rafael
Reagan Reveals Stand on Issues in California Governor Race
Reagan says he is a throwback to unhyphenated Republicanism and will tackle taxes crime labor and education as he seeks California governorship. He expects cross party support in November and outlines an unfiltered view of fall issues. He met Eisenhower in Gettysburg and discussed his bid with California GOP leaders and Senator Murphy.
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Washington
Ronald Reagan
Hollywood
California
Edmund G. Brown
Reagan
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gettysburg
House
George Murphy
Calif
Eisenhower
Laments Disappearance Of Old Fashioned Doughnuts
Maine born John Roderick, AP foreign correspondent, laments the vanishing plain doughnut on Broadway and Main Street. He notes doughnuts now come in many colors with exotic flavors while skim milk replaces richer milk.
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Maineborn
John Roderick
Associated Press
United States
New York
America
Maine
Boston
Broadway
Main Street
City and state strike tax deal but transit fare unresolved
Gov Rockefeller announced an agreement granting New York City a $137 million income tax and a $23 million commuter payroll levy after 18 hours of talks. The 15 cent transit fare remains uncertain as lawmakers prepare to reconvene, while water rate hikes and other taxes add up to $160 million in new revenue.
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Albany
N.Y
New York City
Executive Mansion
Rockefeller
Senate
GOP
Earl W. Brydges
John V. Lindsay
Brydges
Assembly
Anthony J. Travia
Frank D. O'Connor
Lindsay
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Fitzgibbons
Kitty
John Barbour
Junta
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Rusk
Titan
U. S
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Niagara Falls
David Ross
Ross
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