NATO Spring Session Reaches Weakened Middle East Accord
Allied ministers failed to present a united stance on the Arab-Israeli crisis and dropped a call for good relations with all Middle East states. France resisted visible NATO backing of either side, while Maia Byosio said the wording was omitted as superfluous after a four hour wrangle and a ceasefire was noted.
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Soviet stance backs peaceful German solution and Berlin viability
The document notes Soviet ministers urging a peaceful German solution reflecting German wishes, stressing West Berlin viability. They call for resuming Cyprus talks, Greek Turkish relations, and UN forces on Cyprus. Earlier, Dean Rusk said the U S and Russia solved major nuclear issues and a draft would reach the Geneva conference, with room for inspection later.
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St Francis Visits New City Bank Display in Los Angeles
AP report describes a life of poverty statue of St Francis of Assisi crossing Wilshire Boulevard at Grand Avenue. The large artwork was carried by workers with help from a crane and will be displayed at the new bank building in a city scene.
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House Struggle Over No-Strike Railroad Bill
House Democratic leaders push to keep intact the administration backed no-strike bill as a deadline nears. A 4 day cooling off period would lead to a wage board decision and possible seizure of railroads if no agreement by Jan 1, 1968. The White House mobilizes public opinion to avert a nationwide rail stoppage.
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White residents protest as Bailey family moved into Warren home
About 200 angry neighbors gathered outside the 25 000 dollar Warren home of Corada Bailey and his wife Ruby their year old daughter and 11 year old stepson hurling threats and rocks. Police blockades remained as state police stood by amid tense protests and civilian fear. The Baileys pledge to stay and forgive while defending their right to live in the Detroit suburb amid Civil Rights tensions.
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To Ho From Hoy Bomb Message Drawn by Air Force Captain
Hoy A Richards a Texas A&M associate research engineer and Air Force Reserve captain asked a friend to inscribe a personal message on a bomb used against Communists in Vietnam. Capt Glen Jones a Texan F106 pilot wrote To Ho from Hoy on the device.
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Abortion Bill Falls in Maine House Vote
The Maine house, led by Roman Catholic members, defeated a bill to liberalize abortion law by a 90 to 30 vote. The measure had earlier passed the senate last week by 2 to 12.
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Note Reveals Thiel's Reaction
Salisbury England UPI reports a man spent over an hour breaking into a Salisbury refuse depot safe and found only old papers. He said thanks for nothing in a terse note.
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Kennedy visit thrills Ireland as Kennedy family returns home
Mrs. Kennedy Caroline and John arrive in fogbound Shannon on a jet. Thousands cheer from Waterford banners as Kennedy relatives and officials greet them. The return marks a sentimental homecoming with plans for a quiet but grand family stay at Woodstown House near Waterford City.
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Protests Convictions Upheld By Michigan Court of Appeals
The Michigan Court of Appeals upheld 28 convictions from an Ann Arbor protest at a draft board in 1905. The defendants, UM students and residents, faced trespassing charges on federal property during an antiwar demonstration claiming free speech rights and moral opposition under international law.
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