Germany Marks Rise In Currency Value
New York AP reports on the looming revaluation of the German mark and its global effects. Experts explain how revaluing the mark would raise the price of marks abroad, affect German imports and exports, and influence U S and other economies. The piece surveys causes, impacts, and historical context, including France and Britain.
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New York
Europe
U.S
Volkswagen
Charles de Gaulle
A. de Gaulle
France
de Gaulle
Britain
New Negotiations Hinted At In Paris
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports that the Viet Cong at Paris revived a 10-point plan largely echoing the 1967 political program. The gesture signals possible negotiation openness, while reasserting calls for U S and allied troop withdrawal and a neutral, independent South Vietnam with free elections.
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William L. Ryan
Paris Talks
National Liberation Front
Hanoi
NLF
Paris
Viet Cong
U.S
United States
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Forty-Two Youths Die From Inhaling Vapors
Washington AP report says forty two youths died from inhaling mists from mouthwashes and cleaning fluids. Most victims were teenagers. one was 11. FDA spokesman Joshua Zatman described the practice of spraying into bags and inhaling, causing dizziness, then death from esophageal and lung injury. Freon 12 is cited as the lethal agent. FTC issued a labeling order effective May 21. FDA plans no aerosol withdrawal. two deaths blamed on various products.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Federal Trade Commission
Zatman
FTC
Toilet Goods Association
Paul A. Pumpian
Fred B. Rooney
D-Pa
Congress
Cook Changed For Excitment
Hermosa Beach California AP Steve M Northern 22 is home from Vietnam with three Silver Stars five Distinguished Flying Crosses 15 Air Medals and a Purple Heart A pararescueman he flew over 240 combat missions aboard helicopters rescuing downed fliers The 51 men he saved will honor him as he receives the 1969 Avco Aviation Space Writers Association Helicopter Heroism Award in Dayton Ohio next Tuesday He left cooking eggs behind seeking more excitement during his service story notes his reflections
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Hermosa Beach
Calif
Steve M. Northern
Vietnam
Northern
Avco- Aviation Space Writers Association
Dayton
Ohio
Students Demand Grad Beer Party at University of Washington
Seattle AP report notes 16 TA demands to UW Philosophy Department including funding for a new graduate orientation beer party. TAs seek higher salaries greater student input in faculty appointments and a union shop for teaching assistants within the department.
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Seattle
Philosophy
University of Washington
One Gospel Faith and the Call to Belief
A sermon arguing that only one gospel exists as delivered to the saints and that many ideas arise from altering the gospel. It urges readers to study Bible truths to know God's will, citing Acts 2:4 and Jude 3, and notes local church services and a radio program with Evangelist Wm. J. Hensley on KOFO.
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Christ
5Th
Cedar
Ottawa
KOFO
Wm. J. Hensley
Animal stars relocate to Wiley Canyon ranch in California
Clarence the Cross-eyed Lion moves with dutty the Chimp and Gentlemen and about 250 animal stars from their flood damaged Af rica USA setup near Saugus to a former horse ranch in Wiley Canyon Fillmore California.
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Fillmore
Calif
Clarence the Cross-eyed Lion
Wiley Canyon
Dudy the Chimp and Gentlemen
Africa USA
Saugus
Warden Ordered to Drive Away Friendly Lions
Nairobi Kenya AP George Adamson famed for Born Free faces order to frighten three lions Boy Girl and Ugus living near Meru National Park 180 miles from Nairobi to distrust humans and be moved if he cannot deter them He may relocate the lions out of Kenya if needed and has documented their daily habits at his Mugwongo camp near Elsa the lioness birthplace His wife Elsa inspired the book Born Free and his work featured in a US UK documentary The Lions are Free.
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Kenya
George Adamson
Adamson
Boy
Girl
Ugus
Mugwongo
Meru National Park
Roy
Peter Jenkins
Meru
National Parks
United States
England
Elsa
Ethiopia
Army halts AK47 training program for recruits
The Army delays its Westmoreland plan to train recruits with the AK47 due to ammunition shortages and safety certification delays. Only about 40,000 rounds exist against a need of 94,000 every three months, with even more ammo and flawed rifles delaying progress.
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Washington
William C. Westmoreland
Army
Westmoreland
U.S
Legion Lights Truman's Fire at Independence ceremony
The American Legion dedicated an eternal flame on the Truman Library lawn in Independence Missouri. Charles L. Bacon of Kansas City, a past national commander, said the flame expresses a desire for human dignity in a decent world. The event marked the region's 50th anniversary and Truman's 85th birthday.
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American Legion
Truman
Charles L. Bacon
Kansas City
National Legion
Harry S. Truman
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