De Gaulle's NATO Pullout Threat Shakes Alliance
Paris dispatch reports the gravest NATO crisis in 17 years as Charles de Gaulle plans to withdraw France from NATO forces and bases by July 1. U.S. troops in Europe, French divisions, and allied deployments face reorganization amid France's demand for independent defense policy.
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Charlies
de Gaulle
NATO
Atlantic Alliance
France
UPI
Joseph W. Grigg
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
United States
Europe
Or Tical
Inn. Curtain
Germany
West
Gaulle
Johnson
United’ States
de’ Gaulle
Georgia Pacific turns redwood waste into paper in Eureka mill
Georgia Pacific opens a 30 million pulp mill in Eureka to make paper from redwood and Douglas fir chips. The plant employs about 260 year round workers with a 2.5 million dollar payroll and spends 4 million annually on chip purchase. Odor from the facility remains a community concern, with 2 million spent on odor control to date and ongoing improvements planned.
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Eureka
Calif
Georgia-Pacific Corp
E. G. Wilson
Wilson
Georgia-Pacific
H.P. Hornish
Wyoming boy requests aid to protect mustangs
Milwaukee youth David Johnson writes to Governor Hansen pleading to fund wild horse care. He offers his 25 cent weekly allowance to feed the 150 mustangs living along the Wyoming Montana border north of Lovell. He asks the state to oppose a Bureau of Land Management plan to reduce the herd.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
UPI
Milwaukee
Cliff
Hansen
David Johinson
Han
Ieee
Bureau ‘of Land Management
Wyoming
Montana ‘Border
Lovell
Music Man at Coronado High School This Week
Coronado High School students stage The Music Man from Thursday to Saturday in the school auditorium. Harold Hill, played by Frank Dubuy, persuades River City residents that the pool hall harms their sons. Cast also includes Colleen Cranmeragian, Rick Gaskins as Charlie, and Judy Johnston as Mrs Paroo. Curtain at 8 p.m.
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Meredith Willson
Coronado High School
Harold Hill
Frank Dubuy
River City
Colleen Cranmeragian
Rick Gaskins
Charlie
Judy Johnston
Teacher Elected State President at Arizona Conference
Roland W. Williams, a teacher at Arcadia High School, was elected state president at the Arizona Industrial Educational Association Spring conference in Mesa. Acting district superintendent Al Flowers announced the result this past weekend.
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Anb
Scotts
Arizona Industrial Educational Association
al Flowers
Roland W. Williams
Arcadia High School
Mesa
Flowers
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