Johnson urges NATO reform over De Gaulle opposition
At the State Department speech, President Johnson criticized De Gaulle’s push to dismantle NATO’s military framework. He urged reform through allied consultation, insisting NATO must adapt yet remain a deterrent and that Europe’s security hinges on continued American leadership and unity.
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U.S
NATO
Johnson
State Department
de Gaulle
Atlantic Alliance
France
Unwanted Children Provide Welfare Problem
An analysis of Watts riots and welfare reveals that illegitimacy, single-parent homes, and unemployment fuel unrest. The piece notes rising nonwhite welfare dependence, with 127 of 394 Watts juveniles arrested living on welfare, and argues for stronger family support and job training to break cycles of dependency.
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Los Angeles County Probation Departement
Watts
Bureau of Public Assistance
Los Angeles
Long Beach
California
Department of Labor
United States
Gloria Riggins
Freeway funding cut risks Southern California losses
Sacramento reports Gov Brown warns California may lose over 100 million from federal freeway funds cut by San Francisco. A 435 million federal cutoff shifts money to a shared pool, potential wide impact. Brown plans a 225000 welfare study and backs Lt. Gov. Anderson for governor. Delegation from Los Angeles area urged reevaluation of freeway policy and call for legislative action.
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Sacramento
Itern
California
San Francisco
Edmund G. Drawa
Glenn Anderson
Johnson
Brown
Southern California
Lynwood
Los Angeles
Maywood
Inglewood
Mervin Dymally
Dymally
State Highways Division
Blizzard Paralyzes Minneapolis Omaha and Nebraska
A severe blizzard cripples Minneapolis and Omaha with heavy snow and winds. Nebraska reports up to ten inches, drifted towns stacked in 10 foot drifts. Schools close, power outages persist as travelers and residents endure frozen conditions and emergency shelter in public buildings.
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Wyoming
South Dakota
Great Lakes
Nebraska
Iowa
Omaha
Norfolk
Spenticer
Spencer
M.C.A
Loup City
Ord
Neb
Dyville
Gothenburg
Worthington
Minn
Omahas
West
Franks Mor‘ison
Eppeley Airfield
U.S. Weather Bureau
Pilot Jumps to Safely in U2 Crash
A U2 high altitude reconnaissance plane piloted by a Nationalist Chinese Air Force officer crashed in the desert near Sahuari ta Arizona but the pilot parachuted to safety. Capt Hung-Tipan, 23, was reported in good condition at Davis Monthan Air Force Base after a helicopter rescued him near the wreckage eight miles east of here.
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Sahuarita
Ariz
UPS
Desert
Hung-Tipan
Davis Monthan Air Force Base
U.S. Air Force
Here
4080Th Strategic Wing
Davis-Monthan
Shi Hi-sheng
Border Reopens Between Ghana and Togoland
The border between Ghana and Togoland, closed during last month’s coup in Ghana, has been reopened. The move signals a return to normal cross border movement as regional authorities address security concerns.
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Accra
Ghana
Upiy
Togoland
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