Johnson Defends U S Policy at St Louis Bicentennial
President Johnson denounced twisted arguments used to distort the United States as he spoke at St Louis bicentennial events. He urged patience in foreign disputes and focused on urban renewal at home while praising America’s progress and resolve amid global tensions.
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County government criticized. calls state-level remedies
A quoted parish or county official argues the current county government is petrified in structure and antiquated in function and unable to improve locally. The speaker says remedies exist at the state level but hopes to bring peace dignity and responsibility to the county commissioners court.
Armored Truck Guards Wounded in Evanston Hospital
Gunmen in hospital gowns dressed with caps and masks shot and wounded two armored truck guards in Evanston Hospital basement. The bandits fled through basement corridors after the attack, failing to seize 325000 in cash the guards carried.
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Valentine Valentine Postmark Rush Slips Amid Slow Valentines
In Valentine Nebraska the City of Hearts tradition sees thousands of Valentines mailed to the town for postmarking. This year about 5 000 valentines were received, roughly half of last year’s total, as residents observed the holiday with subdued sentiment and old romance charm.
France Loyal to Western Alliance Says De Gaulle
West German Chancellor Lud wig Erhard said in Paris that France remains a loyal member of the Western Alliance. A German spokesman quoted De Gaulle as saying France’s recognition of Communist China does not damage the alliance, though France seeks differ from others on direction and effectiveness. No independent confirmation was given by the French side.
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Khrushchev Says Soviet Military Cuts Are Common Sense
Khrushchev told a Kremlin meeting that the Soviet Union will cut military manpower and expenditures as part of common sense driven by peace aims. He claimed Western fears and economic growth figures misrepresent the situation while pledging armed strength remains essential.
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Cypriots to Carry Plea to United Nations
Cypriot Vice President Fazil Kuchuk urged U S intervention to restore peace and order as fighting in western Cyprus intensified. Cyprus plans to appeal to the United Nations Security Council with Archbishop Makarios leading a delegation from Nicosia. Britain and the United States seek an international force to avert civil strife amid renewed clashes in Paphos Polis and Limassol with reported Turkish Cypriot deaths.
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Ranger 7 Moon Mission Delayed After Ranger 6 Failure
NASA postpones the next Ranger spacecraft launch after Ranger 6 failed to photograph the moon. Ranger 7, planned for late February from Cape Kennedy, has its six cameras removed and sent to RCA for analysis. The launch date awaits findings from NASA and JPL on Ranger 6's failure.
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Nazis Sanction War Crimes Probe by West German Doctors
Frankfurt dispatch reports survivors from Nazi death camps accusing two West German sectors of war crimes. Herman Langbein of the International Committee for the Camps says the group has asked the West German Chamber of Physicians to bar the 24 suspected doctors who served in extermination camps or aided the Heyde mercy killing chief. Heyde allegedly hanged himself in prison while awaiting trial. In other notes, John Parke Curtis bought 1100 acres along the Potomac and named the estate Arlington after a Virginia home.
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