Governments Differ On Methods In Viet Nam Policy
United States and France diverge on how to save South Viet Nam after a one hour Elysee Palace talk between George Ball and De Gaulle. They share aims but differ on means with Ball stressing nonaligned South Viet Nam and neutralization, while De Gaulle resists expansion of war. Ball conveyed greetings from Johnson. both sides warn of a Communist overrunning of Saigon as catastrophe. Two injured in Marshtysboro collision follow the international report.
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United States
France
South Vietnam
U.S
Elysee Palace
George W. Ball
de Gaulle
Ball
Viet Nam
Peking
Jomat
Maurice Couve de Marville
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Viet ‘Nam
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Southeast Asia
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Washington
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Carterville Grade Classes Under Way
Carterville Grade School's summer remedial reading program is under way with thirty pupils registered. The class meets each morning and is scheduled to end in June.
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Carterville
De Gaulle Says China Must Be Part Of Peace Effort
De Gaulle declared Communist China an integral part of world peace efforts while receiving Huang Chen, Beijing’s ambassador to France. He called China a very great country and people and urged mutual understanding between nations. The ceremony followed talks with U S Under Secretary Ball. Police brief summaries note fines for city stickers in Sparta and a Bahamas roundup after Haitian entry escapes.
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New York Times
Paris
de Gaulle
China
Huang Chen
Peking
France
USA
George W. Ball
Cyprus Cools Once Again Amid Invasion Scare
Relative calm returned to Cyprus as the government canceled an emergency alert amid reports of a Turkish invasion scare. White House denial followed claims of U S intervention with Ankara, while Cyprus mobilized about 30,000 Greek Cypriot homeguards. No violence occurred as night passed without incident.
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Cyprus
White House
Johnson
Ismet Inonu
Ankara
Turkey
Makarios
Vitamin B12 Synthesis Marked by Swiss Work
The British Royal Society hailed Prof. Albert Eschenmoser of Zurich for the synthesis of the central part of vitamin B12, a milestone toward producing life sustaining compounds. The advance helps explain how cobalamin supports protein and enzyme manufacture and could elucidate cures for pernicious anemia and degenerative spinal conditions.
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New York Times
London
British Royal Society
Alber Schenmoser
Technische Hochschule
Zurich
Man
Eschenmoser
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