National Forest Bumper Sticker Fees Begin June 1
Lincoln National Forest introduces a new user fee system with a 7 dollar bumper sticker or 50 cent per person daily tickets for developed camp and picnic grounds. The rule applies to Nogal Lake Pines Karr Canyon Cedar Creek Montean Sitting Bull Falls Deer Head Sleepgrass James Canyon Skyline Oak Grove but not undeveloped lands or Sierra Blanca Ski Area.
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De Gaulle calls for new world equilibrium amid East West blocs
President Charles de Gaulle warned that the continuing East West blocs threaten world peace. He urged a balance based on national responsibility and highlighted France with a path via the Common Market and regional cooperation. He also hinted at a possible bid for re election in December.
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de Gaulle
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Latin America
Africa
Far East
Song Linked to Bangkok Killings Sparks Debate
In Bangkok two fatal stabbings are linked to the Thai hit song Phuyai Lee about a village chief urged to promote farming of sukorn. The chief is humiliated at a meeting and a government official says banning the song is not feasible amid public unrest.
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Thailand
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Church billboards use catchy slogans in New Iberia
The 1st Methodist Church in New Iberia displayed a meditation billboard Tuesday with the line Love reduces friction to a fraction. Pastor Rev. Luther Booth replaced an earlier message that read Most triangles turn out to be wreck tangles.
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1St Methodist Church
Luther Booth
Disney Cameraman Killed by Wave Off Kauai
Disney cameraman Robert King Baggott, 47, of Northridge California, died after being thrown into the surf while filming off Kauai Island. An autopsy found he died of shock and hemorrhaging after the 16 foot outboard boat was struck by a wave while he was filming Lieutenant Robin Crusoe USN.
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Walt Disney
Robert King Baggottt
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Calif
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Little Joe II Failure at White Sands Test Flight
The Little Joe II rocket exploded during a high altitude safety test at White Sands Missile Range New Mexico. NASA officials reported the blast occurred midway through a 40 second burn as the 14 ton capsule descended under three parachutes.
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Track Dare Fatal for Two Boys Near New Orleans
In a fatal incident north of Kenner Louisiana Earl Martinez aged 13 and Roy Garland aged 16 stood on railroad tracks as an Illinois Central Panama Limited train approached. Garland jumped first but Martinez was crushed when his foot was caught between a rail and a cross tie.
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Roy Garland
Ilinois Central
Garland
Martinez
Kenner
Sign Carrying Leads to Citations in Phoenix
Phoenix police cited Edward T. Suever, 27, a steel worker, for driving 40 in a 30 zone. Officers then saw him carrying a large sign reading ra dar check ahead and booked him on vagrancy and obstructing police charges.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Edward T. Suever
Phoenix
Suever
Reaffirmation of Alliance Heartens Park Visit
Washington AP reports South Korea’s President Chung Hee Park completed a two day state visit and left for New York. The alliance with the United States was strongly reaffirmed with full military honors at the White House ellipse. Vice President Hubert Humphrey led the farewell and expressed confidence Korea will achieve economic self support. Park said the visit resolved doubts on American understanding of Korea’s progress toward self sufficiency and democracy and on U.S. appreciation of Korea’s role in defending freedom.
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South Korea
Chung Hee Park
New York
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Elevated Rails New York First Opened in 1668
The first elevated rail line in New York was inaugurated in 1668 marking a milestone in urban transit. Officials and residents observed the milestone as the city expanded its transportation options.
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New York
Javits Proposes Peace Corporation for Developing Nations
Senator Javits proposes a federally chartered corporation modeled on the Communications Satellite Corp idea to channel private aid to developing nations. Initial federal funding of 50 million would seed a 2.5 billion investment program, with stock sales at five dollars to small investors and eventual private operation.
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Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Communications Satellite Corp
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U.S
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Claiborne Pell
D-R.l
Hugh Scott
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Corporation
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Treasury
Icebreaker Edisto Returns Evacuees From Arctic Ice
The USS Edisto heads toward Boston harbor with 20 evacuees and 30 tons of gear from Artic Ocean study after pulling away from the melting Artis II ice island near Iceland. The ice island, run by the University of Alaska for the Office of Naval Research, carries scientists and equipment.
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University of Alaska
Office of Naval Research
McDonald Withdraws Protests in Steelworkers Vote
Pittsburgh AP President David J. McDonald says he withdraws his protests to the union election and concedes I W Abel will become the new USW president on June 3 after observers tallied 10 142 votes in favor out of about 600 000 cast. He urges an end to political struggle for the union's interests. He asked Al Whitehouse and Howard Hague not to protest as well.
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David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers
I. W. Abel
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Abel
United Steelworkers of America
al Whitehouse
Howard Hague
Santa Fe Hosts Youth Corps Projects in Labor Dept Plan
Washington AP reports the Labor Department announced two summer Neighborhood Youth Corps projects including Santa Fe New Mexico employing 150 youths to earn money for school or full time work with a total cost of 101100 dollars.
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Washington
Santa Fe
N.M
Labor Department
Subterfuge Turns Tots From Candy
Adelaide Glaser a home economist from Western New Mexico University told the Institute of Food Technologists Tuesday about a study urging nursery school children to prefer vegetables and fruit over candy and soda. She cited small portions and bite-size tricks. a boy called beets on toothpicks footballs, illustrating playful tactics.
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Kansas City
Adelaide Glaser
Miss Glaser
Western New Mexico University
Institute of Food Technologists
Santa Fe Fire Marshal Named to North American Committee
John A. Niles of Santa Fe New Mexico deputy fire marshal was named to the executive committee of the Fire Marshals Association of North America. The association includes state provincial county and municipal fire marshals across the United States and Canada.
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Washington
New Mexico
John A. Niles
Santa Fe
Fire Marshals Association of North America
United States
Canada
Cartwheels Expected to Disappear From Denver Mint
Silver cartwheels 45 million coins to be minted at the Denver Mint may quickly vanish into souvenir markets and speculation. Dealers say each could be worth at least $2, while critics call the move wasteful amid a silver shortage.
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Denver
Tom Wass
International Numismatics Corp
Benjamin Stack
Stack’s Coin Co
U.S. Assay Commission
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