Detroit War Voices And Hopper Death In Briefs
A Detroit area note recounts third grade letters to wounded Marine in Vietnam. Sister Mary Denise leads a poverty drive in Detroit with rising donations and a moved family home. US officials monitor Russian Vasily Sanko amid Svetlana Alliluyeva visit chatter. Edward Hopper dies at 84 in New York, famed for light and urban loneliness. Hunger strike defender Suzanne Williams, 19, in DC jail, vows to die for her cause if liberty is denied.
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Detroit
Lome Roedding
Kathy
Smoopy
Brian
Lorie
Irene
Rebecca
Vietnam
Kim
Mary Denise
Detroit Free Press
Joseph Scudieré Opportunity Center
Russ
Svetlana
ULS
New York
Josef Stefin
Vasily F. Sanko
Australia
United States
United Nations
State Department
Sanko
Svetlana Alliluyeva
Robert J. McCloskey
U.S
McCloskey
Edward Hopper
Greenwich Village
Nyack
N.Y
Ean Hopper
Americas
Hopper
Suzanne Williams
Leverett
Mass
District of Columbia
Pentagon
Shafer Williams
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque
Williams
Warning of War by UAR Warns of Immediate Action
Cairo reports Maj. Gen. Mohammed Fawzi said U N forces must withdraw beyond the armistice line to avoid danger if Israel acts. The UAR shows full defense pact with Syria may trigger mobilizations as Egypt declares a state of emergency and relocates troops toward the Israeli border.
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Gaza’Strip
al Ahram
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Mohammed Fawzi
Ger. G. A. Rickey
Fawzi
Damascus
Israel
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Syria
Egypt
United States
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Keee
Egypian
Al-Ahram
Nasser
Soviet Union
India
Yugoslavia
Greek dictatorship purges foes as officers promoted
In Athens Greece's military regime tightened its grip with a purge of opponents and a rewards reshuffle for mid level officers who backed the coup. US officials in Washington said major items of military aid were being withheld until the regime commits to returning to constitutional rule. NATO hardware shipments would continue to prevent a breakdown of forces. Brig Stylianos Patacos announced changes while Air Vice Marshal Michael Konjolechas was reportedly retired amid distrust.
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Greece
State Department
Washington
U.S
NATO
Atheny
Stylianos Patacos
Michael Konjolechas
28Th Tactical Air Force
Larissa
Junta
Eleven Democrats form California Senate caucus to challenge old guard
In Sacramento eleven liberal Democrats formed a Senate Democratic Caucus to push their programs and curb Republican-led legislation. Alfred H. Long of Monterey Park was named temporary chairman as the group, a slim 11 member majority within 21 Democrats, seeks to influence the 1967-68 budget and tax policy amid past disunity over open housing repeal and other issues.
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Sacramento Uy
Senate
Democrats Today
Old Guard
Sen
Alfred H. Long
Monterey Park
Long
John G. Schmitz
R-Tustin
Reagan
Song
Bullet in heart prompts 15 year medical mystery
William B Spangler learned a bullet lodged in his heart after 15 years. A 1952 hunting accident in Stilwell Okla caused the injury. Doctors expect 98 percent success from surgery on May 23 with recovery in six to eight weeks. He is a 30 year old electronics worker with a wife and two children.
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William B. Spangler
Glendora
Spangler
Glendoran
William B.spangler
Richard L. Rohde
Stilwell
Oklo
California Assembly defeats fluoridation plan for water
In Sacramento an Assembly Public Health Committee killed a proposal to fluoridate California's water after hours of testimony. The split vote needed four yeses but produced only three, with supporters led by John Vasconcelor and physicians arguing long term dental benefits, while opponents warned of potential health risks and religious freedom concerns.
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Sacramento
Assembly
California
Ways and Means
John Vasconcellors
D-San Jose
J. D. Gaynor
Council On Dental Health of
Southern California
Los Angeles
Clifton Dummett
University of Southern California’, Dental School
Asa
Nécro
Particul Tyl
Watts
Heniy Curran
Christians 2 Churches
Nornia
France Faces 24 Hour General Strike and Debate
France shut down main public services as a 24-hour general strike protested Charles de Gaulle's bid for emergency legislative power. About 13.7 million workers were unable to work, with impact across the nation as the National Assembly prepares to debate De Gaulle's six month authority to legislate in social and economic fields amid strong opposition.
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Parisei
Charles Des Gaulle
France
National Assembly
de Gaulle
de Gaulles
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