De Gaulle Satisfactory After Gland Operation
Paris AP report on Charles de Gaulle recovering from prostate surgery. Doctors reported his condition satisfactory after the operation at the Elysee hospital. Prime Minister Pompidou will assume routine duties while De Gaulle rests, but leadership is expected to continue from his hospital room.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Gaulle
de Gaulle
Harold Macml
Elysee
Wriday
Europe
Patrick McNulty
Elysee Palace
Yvonne
Georges Pompidou
France
Welfare myths and facts stir Maryland debate
Maryland welfare reform pamphlet counters common beliefs with data on aid recipients and AFDC support. It notes only about one percent of public assistance is employable, AFDC supports most out of wedlock children through relatives, and welfare rolls have grown from 2 percent to 26 percent of the state population. Also reports a magistrate sentencing Geary Carter to eight weekends in jail for assault, with sentence adjusted to fit work constraints. Termite swarms, wings, and pest behavior briefly described for readers.
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Maryland State Conference of Social Welfare
Public Welfare
Maryland
AFDC
Robert Kuczynski
Geary W. Carter
S. Potomac St
Washington County
Carter
Migistrate
New York Gets Traffic Jam Foretaste at Shea Stadium
The opening of Shea Stadium in Queens coincided with the World’s Fair, triggering a large traffic jam near the hall park. Police urged motorists to stay away as a 500 car lot filled early and stalls occurred. About 83,000 attended the Mets Pirates game before heading to the fair.
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New York
Shea Stadium
Queens
New York Mets
Pittsburgh Pirates
Hall Park
Mets
Gas Station Burglarized During Night
Weaver mowers Service Station at corner E Branktin and N Cannon Ave was broken into during the night. Police report $2.75 in cash stolen from a cash register and a drawer. The office was ransacked and two peanut machines and four dice were taken. Darner and Sons at 360 Dual Highway reports entry between 6 PM and midnight with nothing else missing.
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Weaver Mowers
Branktin
N. Cannon Ave
Ayas
Darner and Sons
Mayo
Hume Quits Tydings Post in Campaign Shakeup
David Hume resigns as chair of the Tydings-Lar-Senate campaign due to ill health and is replaced by C. Meredith Baye o Sr. The Potomac River Diversion project and DuPont's Maryland lab openings are noted with calls for a May 19 primary in Linzburg.
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Rory Counce
Jesus Christ
Amen
Robert
Burns
Atlanta
Peachtree
Chris
Yin
Tiny Insect ID Hint for Spring Visitors
A brief guide notes differences between ants and termites. It describes ant waists as tapered and a corsated look, while termites are potbellied. The passage mentions observing walstlings and discarnail differences to tell them apart.
Johnson Hosts Editors Wives Dance at White House
President Johnson entertained about 1 000 guests from the American Society of Newspapers Editors including editors and wives at the White House. The event featured a lively orchestra, dancing, and Johnson greeting attendees before delivering a speech at the East Ballroom.
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Johnson
Nation
White House
Harry Kelly
Eyes of
Texas
Exer
Jomson
Catledge
ASNE
Herbert
New York ‘Limes
Brucker
Hartford
Sik
Ana Waned
Ora
Ann
Goldwater Sees Victory If California Nomination Earned
Washington AP report quotes Barry Goldwater predicting he can win the Republican presidential nomination on the first or second ballot if he carries California and gains delegates he expects from June state conventions. He argues for a large delegate lead and hits at the Johnson administration, warning of a growing deficit and a hard stance against Soviet aims while urging civil rights and anti poverty priorities.
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Washington
Senny
Barry Goldwater
California
Goldwater
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Ialy
Arizonan
ASNE
GOP
Wapeak
Jsu0
Richard M. Nixon
Ngov
George Trammaay
Michig Aan Anl
Sen
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Guerty
East
Mistrial In Beckwith Case In Mississippi
Beckwith, 43, accused slayer of Medgar Evers, freed on a $10,000 bond after an all white jury failed to reach a verdict in a second murder trial in Jackson. Jurors deliberated 11 hours before announcing deadlock. Judge Hendrick ordered a mistrial. Dist Attorney William Waller indicated the state may retry Beckwith.
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Greenwood, Miss
Byron We la Beckwith
Medgar Evers
Greenwood
Teckwith
Jackson
Leon Phendrick
Hendzick
Reckwith
William Waller
Jerrie Mock Day Honored In Columbus By Officials
In Columbus Ohio fans and officials including Gov Rhodes and General Lassiter gather as Jerrie Mock the first woman to fly solo around the world is celebrated. A medal for exceptional aviation service is planned for Washington and Mock discusses autopilot on the final leg of her record flight amid applause and a crowd outside the Port Columbus airport.
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Adriennne Sosworth
Mayor
Columbus
Ohio
Stward Sensenbrenner
Dasignale
Jerrie Mock
Jeerie Mock
Mrs. Mock
James A. Rhodes
Ali Forte
Richard Lassiter
Ste
Mocks
Federal Aviation Agency
Valerie
Mock
Rus
Washington
Sell
Gary
Mack
Essifor
Federacion Adianautique
Bowling
John
Belgium Doctors End Strike Amid Civil Rights Bill Talks
Belgium's 12 000 doctors called off a strike after 542 hours of negotiations, as they meet government officials next Wednesday to resolve clashes over socialized medicine. Premier Lefevre urged both doctors and patients to heal the wounds while unions press for changes in the plan to provide free or token-charged care.
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Brussels
Belgum
Belgium
Snes
Ieute
Theo Lefevre
Lefevre
Belgiam
John Chadwick Pene
Washington
House
Senate
Mansfield
Everett M. Dirk
Sea of Iwinols
Jthis
Mike Bvanstate
Montana
Brakes Fail Trigger Auto Crash Into Parked Cars
Police report a car driven by a 7 year old with brakes inadequate lost control on Linganore Ave and struck two parked vehicles, damaging Roy and Sandra Shoemaker’s 434 Linganore Ave car and prompting charges.
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Lingaanna Ave
J. Grant
G. Clark
John L. Carbaugh
Georgia Ave
Marshall St
Linganore Ave
Roy J
Sandra Shoemaker
LBJ Watches Rail Talks Move Toward Resolution
Washington AP reports rail labor talks reach critical phase as the White House presses mediation to avert a strike. President Johnson will base weekend developments on whether a voluntary settlement is possible between five unions and nearly 200 railroads, with warnings that a walkout could paralyze the nation and throw millions out of work.
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Washington
White House
Johnson
Friday Hottest Day This Year in Local Area
Weather observer D. Paul Oswald in Bridgeport logged 86 degrees with J. Howard Beckenhaugh reporting 85 degrees at Boonsboro making it the area's hottest day so far this year. Overnight lows reached 55 at Bridgenor and 60 at Boonsboro.
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Bridgeport
J. Howard Beckenhaugh
Boonsboro
Bridgenor
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