Calm Erhard Holds Line After Soviet East German Pact
West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard remained calm about the Moscow East Berlin treaty and said no talks with Moscow would be reopened on Germany and Berlin. He noted reunification is a daily issue and emphasized the pact does not alter legal realities or West German policies toward Beijing.
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President Johnson Sued for $1 Billion in Oklahoma City
An Oklahoma City plumber, Woodrow W. Bussev, 46, filed a federal suit Friday seeking more than $1 billion from President Johnson, alleging carelessness and negligence in authorizing FAA sonic boom tests over the city. The U S attorney's office questioned the legal ability to sue the President. The FAA tests aim to gauge public reaction and property damage.
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De Gaulle Presses On In Rain During Northeast France Tour
In Beauvais and surrounding provinces, President Charles de Gaulle, despite heavy rain and a raincoat offer, continued his tour. The 73 year old leader, two months after prostate surgery, remained greeted by cheering crowds as he pressed ahead with official engagements and public appearances.
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Ulbricht Hails Soviet Pact
East German leader Walter Ulbricht hailed a Moscow signed friendship treaty as proof of East Germany sovereignty In Berlin he called West Berlin an independent political unit and a demilitarized free city The pact also charged that West Germany with Western Allies approval stirred trouble in West Berlin in a joint communiqué with Premier Khrushchev
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West Fears New Attack By Laos Reds
Western military sources report signs of a Communist buildup for a possible attack on Muong Soui, a neutralist stronghold near Plaine des Jarres. Muong Kheung and Phou Routt were hit by artillery and infantry. Kong Le’s neutralist forces remain deployed near Ban a. The U.S. watches for Red Chinese interference as reconnaissance jets operate from the Kitty Hawk and South Vietnamese airfields.
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Geneva Chinas Demands New Talks On Laos Crisis
The Geneva signers demand emergency talks to avert wider Laos war. China accuses the United States of wanton bombing near Khang Khay and reports casualties. Britain and the Soviet Union urged reconvening the Geneva conference to restore peace, amid ongoing U S reconnaissance and Lao air operations. Eva Crain of Herrin is reappointed Williamson County Republican chairwoman by Alpert Jones.
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Queen Marks 38th Birthday in London Parade
London on June 13 AP troops in colorful regalia and ceremonial guns marked Queen Elizabeth II s official 38th birthday. Trooping the colors centered on Horse Guards Parade with the First Battalion Coldstream Guards. Spectators crowded the mall including many American and foreign tourists.
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Talks With LBJ Greek, Turk Chiefs To Visit
The White House announced Premier Ismet Inonu of Turkey will visit Washington June 22 for talks on Cyprus with President Johnson. Premier George Papandreou of Greece is expected to follow for separate talks. Officials stressed no final solution, aiming for better political contact among Johnson Papandreou and Inonu. The Greek Turkish dispute over Cyprus remains unresolved with U.S. support for UN efforts. Greece and Turkey are NATO allies.
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Timothy Hene Son Fined Fifteen For Speeding
West Frankfort police brief reports Timothy Hene Son was cited and fined $15 for speeding.
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