De Gaulle Witnesses Pacific Nuclear Test During World Tour
French President Charles de Gaulle watched a nuclear device detonation from 25 miles away aboard the cruiser De Grasse as his world tour neared its end in Tahiti. The test, estimated at 100 kilotons and described as a doped device, marked a historic moment for France's bid as a global power alongside the United States and the Soviet Union. Secretary of State Dean Rusk, hospitalized with grippe, was expected to return to work after his discharge from Walter Reed.
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Kidney Irritation Relief Claims in CYSTEX Ad
Backache and tension linked to kidney irritation as common in women and men with frequent burning or itching urination. The ad promotes GYSTEX and CYSTEX for relief by calming germs and easing pain, advising purchase at druggists for faster comfort.
Tax credit cut urged as war costs hit economy
Treasury Secretary Henry Fowler urged Congress to adopt President Johnson’s anti inflation plan including a 16 month suspension of the 7 percent investment tax credit. Commerce Secretary John Connor joined the push noting the need for timely action as war spending and tight money raise rates. The plan found support from Chase Manhattan Bank leaders and tied to a broader tax strategy to dampen inflation while funding defense.
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Paradise Valley seeks substitute teachers district wide
Dr. Richard C. Langton district superintendent of Paradise Valley schools announced a plea for substitute teachers in all subjects and levels. Interested applicants should contact the schools office at 3012 EB Greenway Road or call 944-9611. Substitutes earn 18 dollars per day and applications and certification information are available at the district office 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays.
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Rockwell shifts attack to Jews in Chicago march
Rockwell vows to lead a march into a Jewish neighborhood next Sunday and blames Jews for his arrest after being seized at the start of a Nazi rally in Englewood Chicago. He says the source of his trouble is the Jews and criticizes Jewish groups. His arrest followed unlawfully soliciting funds in a public park.
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Fire kills mother and five children in Welsh prefabricated home
In Merthyr Tydfil area a government owned prefabricated house burned killing a mother Marjory Sansom, 40, and five children aged 9 to 2. The fire occurred Sunday near the Welsh city, with the tragedy confirmed by local authorities.
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King arrives as Atlanta faces fresh race unrest
Martin Luther King flew into Atlanta amid two nights of street violence that left Hubert Warner and Roy Wright wounded and a police officer injured. Mayor Ivan Allen offered a $10,000 reward as King planned meetings with SCLC leaders to organize protests.
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