De Gaulle Says US Troops Must Leave For Peace
French President Charles de Gaulle told 60,000 Cambodians there could be no Viet Nam peace talks without a US withdrawal timetable. He noted negotiations could proceed only after America chose to repatriate its forces at a fixed time, and urged an international agreement to organize peace. He spoke during a three day visit in Phnom Penh after meeting North Viet Nam's envoy.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Charles de Gaulle
Viet Nam
United States
America
de Gaulle
Nguyen Thuong
North Viet Nam
Camerodia
Hanoi
Norodom Sihanouk
U. S
County Weather Forecast Shows Thunderstorms and Mild Temps
County forecast calls for scattered evening and nighttime thunderstorms with otherwise partly cloudy to cloudy conditions through Friday. Friday highs near 80s, tonight lows around 70. Precip chances 40 percent tonight, 20 percent Friday. Record highs and lows noted from past years. Hourly temps listed through 8 a.m. today show a gradual warmup to the mid-80s by midday.
Auto Safety Bill Nears Final Congressional Approval
Washington AP reports a landmark auto safety package won unanimous House and Senate backing, granting the federal government power to set mandatory safety standards for new cars buses and trucks starting with 1968 models. The package includes tire standards used car sale control and a parallel highway safety bill with 322 million in federal aid. Final approval expected, likely signed by President Johnson.
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Washington
House
Senate
White House
Johnson
Detroit
Ottawa pool bond election set for Tuesday vote
Ottawa voters decide on a 186000 bond issue for a new Forest Park municipal pool. City Clerk Capper expects 30 to 40 percent turnout from about 4980 registered voters, with polling at ten sites from 8 am to 6 pm. The plan includes 800 capacity, 16000 sq ft deck, 9000 sq ft pool area, Olympic length lanes, diving area, wading pool, and modern facilities.
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Capper
Steve James
City Commission
Ottawa’s
James
Commission
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Jaycees
Dennis Reynolds
Jaycee
Jim Dykstra
Tom Chapell
North Baptist Church
Lincoln Elementary School
Court House
Carnegie Library
First Christian Church
City Hall
Grace Episcopal Church
Eugene Field
Kansas Loan
Garfield School
Church of the Brethren
Voting Instructions for Bond Yes No Ballot
The document directs voters to place a cross-mark in the square after YES to support the bonds and to place a cross X-mark after NO to oppose them. It outlines how to mark choices on the ballot and emphasizes correct placement of the mark for valid voting.
India Set to Hit 500 Million Population This Month
The India census foresees the 500 millionth citizen born this month in a remote village, with no official milestone marked. India’s population nears half a billion as China remains the only nation surpassing it. The record highlights harsh living conditions, high birth rates, and limited resources, despite progress against disease and undernourishment aided by foreign help.
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New Delhi
India
United States
Canada
Mexico
Brazil
England
France
West Germany
Soviet Union
Australia
Japan
Comesmunist
China
Subcontinent
Plane Crash In Yugoslavia Kills Ninety Five
A British airliner with 117 aboard en route to Yugoslavia crashed near Ljubljana during landing. Eighty died shortly after the crash in woods, with others dying in hospitals or en route. Of 22 survivors, two are in serious condition. Most survivors sat toward the rear of the plane. Rescue workers reported survivors in shock and hysteria.
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Ljubljana
Yugoslavia
U Thant Refuses New Term As UN Secretary General
U Thant announced he will not seek a second five year term as secretary general of the United Nations. His term expires November 3. He cited dissatisfaction with the UN’s progress toward universality and left the Security Council free to decide the next leader.
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United Nations, N.Y
U Thant
United Na
Thant
Security Council
General Assembly
U.N
Commission Wightman’s Birthday Noted At City Meeting
At Wednesday night’s city commission session Mayor Williamson honored Streets and Utilities Commissioner Laurence Wightman for his 50th birthday with a candle gift that fell on the tab le. Department heads delivered weekly reports as police and fire officials updated on local traffic accidents, firearm discharges, and equipment readiness. A federal loan of 11 500 for sewer planning was discussed with the mayor noting the loan as interest free.
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Rosie Lister
City Commission
Charles Williamson
Laurence Wightman
Williamson
Wightman
Don Hamilton
City Water and Light Plant
Ottawa High School
Harry Gilliland
Steve James
Nugent Couple Sets Up House With Secret Service Guard
Luci Johnson and husband Patrick Nugent establish a guarded home in Austin in a brick duplex. Security includes three hidden CCTV cameras and a Secret Service hut. They shopped for groceries after arriving, bought 30.13 dollars worth, and plan UT Austin study with Pat pursuing an MBA. Luci will take two liberal arts courses while not attending full time.
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Austin
Tex
Patrick J. Nugent
Secret Service
Johnson
Pat
Lang
Luci
University of Texas
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Hawthorne
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Hawkins
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Dell
Don Capper
Ottawa
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Kansas
W. P. Shepard
Eugene Flaherty
Flaherty
Vern Wadkins
Wadkins
Otetawa
Nugents
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