De Gaulle Proposal Rebuffed By U S and West Germany
Paris notes report Washington and Bonn rejected De Gaulle call for a 14 nation Indochina peace conference and his push for an independent Europe. U S officials insist on a new military balance before any talks and deny a end to U S leadership in the Atlantic alliance.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Indochina
United States
West
Washington
West Germany
de Gaulle
Russia
Red China
France
Viet Nam
Laos
Cambodia
South Viet Nam
U.S
Bonn
Europe
Ludwig Erhard
America
Konrad Adenauer
Weather Summary for Texas Regions
Weather data show hot conditions across Texas with highs 93 to 105 degrees and lows 68 to 82. Thunder showers limited to extreme east areas and along coasts, with isolated activity in some regions tonight. North Central, Northeast, Northwest, South Central, Southeast, and Southwest Texas experience clear to partly cloudy skies with regional variations in precipitation and coastal islands noting lower readings.
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Snyder
Texas
Thunderstorms Roar Across Texas Amid Drought
The Associated Press reports thunderstorms produced noise but little rain as Texas endures drought. Rain measured only .02 inch at Wink, while Wichita Falls and Mineral Wells hit 105 degrees. Skies ranged from clear to partly cloudy with few showers forecast for the upper coast and extreme Southwest Texas.
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Wichita Falls
Texas
Waco
Fort Worth
Lubbock
Midland
Longview
Paris
Mount Vernon
Tyler
Sulphur Springs
Soviet Tass decries U S NATO nuclear sharing expansion
Moscow says the June 18 NATO information sharing deal moves toward arming allies with nuclear weapons. Tass criticizes U S assurances as hypocritical and cites West German pressure as driving the arrangement while claiming it conflicts with Geneva talks.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
U.s.north Atlantic Treaty Organization
America
Tass
United States
NATO
U.S
German Republic
Missiles and Pickets Trigger Harlem Riots Across NYC
Reports from New York describe missiles hurled at CORE pickets in Harlem and Brooklyn amid five nights of clashes. Police arrested seven whites in Brooklyn and 23 people overall in the Bedford-Stuyvesant area as rioting subsided. Heavily guarded, authorities prepared for weekend tensions while religious leaders urged calm.
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New York
Harlem
Brooklyn
CORE
Lower Manhattan
Congress Fors
The
of Racial Equality
Rob
Perrella
Michael J. Mur Olic
Murphy
Henry Yack
Lower East Side
Manhattan
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Walter Arm
Anti Poverty Bill Wins Senate Backing Shifts to House
President Johnson's anti poverty bill advances in the Senate by a large margin and moves to the House Rules Committee for early action. The measure seeks 412.5 million for education and training, a 315 million appropriation to fund 90 percent of community program costs, and a job corps for ages 16 to 21 with conservation camp assignments.
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John Chadwick Washington
Johnson
Senate
House
Rules Committee
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Partitime
Assion
Relake
Cuba
Gram
Inter-American ministers study alternate Cuba proposal
The 20 nation conference debated an alternative to breaking ties with Cuba. Brazil urged no diplomatic relations change, while Chile and Mexico likely voted against it, with Bolivia and Uruguay leaning to abstain. Trade and transport cuts were to be considered later.
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Cuba
Brazil
Organization of American States
Columbia
Costa Rica
Panama
Venezuela
Bolivia
Chile
Mexico
Uruguay
Don t Get Excited About A s
University of Chicago professor says high school success has little relation to later life success. A study of 376 students found minimal links between grades or school activities and later financial achievement or adult responsibilities.
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Pittsburgh, Pa
University of Chicago
Allison Davis
Davis
University of Pittsburgh
Two Strong Earth Shocks Recorded Near Kurile Islands
Japan's Central Meteorological Agency reported two very strong earthquakes near the central Kurile Islands north of Hokkaido. A spokesman said the quakes could not be felt by most people in Japan and did not affect the country. The Kurile Islands belong to the Soviet Union.
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Tokyo
Japan
Cental Meteorological Agency
Kurile Islands
Hokkaido
Kuriles
Soviet Union
Third II Playoff Game Set Here
A third Little League playoff game is scheduled for Saturday night at the Snyder Little League Diamond. The 7 30 p.m. kickoff features the winner of tonight’s Snyder National American game facing the Rotan Hamlin winner from a game at Aspermont tonight. Hamlin beat Aspermont in the first round, and both Hamlin and Rotan prefer Snyder for Saturday.
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Snyder
Rotan
Hamlin
Aspermont
United Fund Plans Reorganization for Scurry County
Scurry County United Fund directors meet to approve continuing the fund with changes. They designate October for the 1964 campaign, plan to use volunteer leadership, and call on Red Cross Scouts and Salvation Army to assist at no local cost. A nominating committee will propose officers for the upcoming drive.
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Scurry County
John Boren
Homer Bankhead
Badger Robertson
United Fund
Red Cross
Scouts
Salvation Army
Snyder
Lyle Detfebach
The
Uniteddrive
Boren
View
How Pretty Girls Evade Altar in Miss Universe Pageant
Miami Beach report on 105 top beauties aged 18 to 25 offering views on teen marriage. Dorothea Langhans and others from various states say they prefer education and youth freedoms, while some see teen marriage as possible if right. Marilyn Samuel of Wales notes a teenage marriage craze alongside a bachelor girl craze.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Dorothea Langhans
New York
Linda Graves
Louisiana
Candy Davenport
Miami
Charlene Kratochvil
Indiana
Diane Reutter
Arizona
Barbara Ford
Kansas
Don Harrington
Wichita University
Barbara
Oklahoma
Jackie Sue Maloney
Oklahoma City
Wanda Byrd
Hawaii
Marilyn Samuel
Wales
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Wagner
Corporation Counsel
Lt F Wagner
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