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Newspaper

The Gastonia Gazette

Location

Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1966

Page

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President Johnson Outlines NATO Stance on Consultation Over Isolation

President Johnson declared there is no righteousness in standing apart from NATO and urged changes to come through consultation among member nations. He addressed De Gaulle’s push to pull France from NATO, signaling rooms for rebalancing alliances while keeping alliance unity via dialogue rather than isolation.

Joan M. Wigatawer Washington Johnson North Atlantic Treaty Organization NATO de Gaulle North Atlanttic Treaty Organization Johson de Gable

Gastonia cat home and hospital staff shakeup noted

A Gaston area page highlights a family with 88 cats sharing a house and reports on Gaston Mentoria Hospital staff statements about its resigning business manager. The items reflect local anecdotes and personnel changes.

Gastonia Gaston Mentoria Hospital

Nader Case Probe Arouses Senate Scrutiny Of GM Action

Private investigators hired by General Motors examined Ralph Nader and his background amid a Senate subcommittee inquiry led by Abraham Ribicoff. James Roche apologized for the probe cited as intrusive while Vincent Gillen defended the investigation as fair and necessary. Kennedy pressed Gillen on preemployment probe claims and the probe’s focus on Nader’s personal life, schooling, and alleged sexual matters.

Wasiluington APY Abraham A. Ribicoff Keystone Cops General Motors Frodie Hichcoff Serle Ralph Nadler James M. Roche Nader Ribicoff Roche Vincent Gillen Sen Robert F. Kennedy D-Ny Phe Ain Natter Sifely Corvars Jif Ali Sid Rocha Ralph Nader Trent Roche Ageald Senate Capitol Police Kennedy Kender

Carolina girl leads under bright lights at Junior Miss

Fifty contestants vie for America's Junior Miss crown as preliminaries unfold in Mobile Alabama with Gaye Sellars of Cowan Tennessee praised for poise and appearance Rebecca Duva Greenwood South Carolina sings folk tune to win talent Pam Roberts Asheville North Carolina to perform in creative and performing arts Karen Anderson Hays Kansas wins youth fitness award finals Saturday night offer $1000 scholarships per finalist and total $42000 in prizes for high school seniors

America Tennessee South Carolina Kansas Texas Gaye Sellars Cowan, Tenn Rebecca Duva Greenwood North Carolina Pam Roberts Asheville Wills Nancy Notley Lockhart Tex Karen Anderson Hays Kan

Senate Rules On Veep Residence Bill Split Along Party Lines

The Senate will decide the fate of a House passed bill authorizing a $250,000 government built residence for Vice President Humphrey on Naval Observatory land. The measure, urged by House supporters, could reach President Johnson if the Senate accepts it. Republicans object to nonessential spending amid defense and education budget concerns.

Hop Kenneth Fray Dll Senate Gray Bill Veep Washington Hubert H. Humphrey Humphrey House Naval Observatosry Jhne Jolinson Mt Norris Gerald R. Ford Michigan Congress General Services Administration

Congress to Vote on 13.1 Billion Viet Nam War Bill

The House expected to approve an emergency 13.1 billion dollar aid bill to fund military hardware, operations, and personnel in Viet Nam for the remaining 1968 fiscal year. About 275 million targets Southeast Asia including 418 million for Southeast Asia and the Dominican Republic, with Senate amendments limiting McNamara’s transfer authority.

Washington House Johnsnn Viet Nam Senate Denenie Robert McNamara Southeast Asia Dominican Republic South Viet Nam Sen. J. W W. Fulbright University of Connecticut Arkansas Democrat United States China

Blizzard Kills Six In Plains States As Storm Rages

A spring blizzard swept nine Plains states leaving six dead in Nebraska Wyoming and South Dakota. Snowdrifts up to two feet blanketed Black Hills halted roads and knocked out power and phone lines. Schools and travel were disrupted as crews battled wind and drifting snow across Nebraska Iowa Minnesota and surrounding areas.

Associated Nebraska Wyoming Sour Dakota South Dakota Black Hills Howe Ord Taup City AY Neill Eppley New Mexico Iowa Ordar Rapids Des Atri Kansas Missowei Ani Eral

Johnson rejects immediate tax hike but keeps option open

President Johnson ruled out an immediate tax increase to fight inflation but did not close the door on possible tax bans later if needed. He cited a 17 percent drop in February housing starts and said the administration will assess the recent tax measure before any new anti inflation steps. Johnson named Robert Kamer as special assistant on nonmilitary matters in Vietnam and discussed AFL CIO independence, Meany’s stance, and upcoming campaign activity. He announced Ambassador Gronouski will return to the United States for consultations, with no new information on Vietnam but morale cited as high.

Washington Johnson Ima Trasday Johnsom Robert W. Kamer Viet Nam United States Anximis Red China China AFL- Cio George Meany Afl-Cio GOP John A. Gronouski United

Patrolmen In Jam Too OMAHA Neb Traffic Aid Sought

In Omaha police sought state help to clear a traffic jam amid a windy storm. A patrol unit on the western edge of the city reported the jam and awaited assistance from state safety authorities to ease congestion.

Omaha Neb

Woman switches careers to become truck driver

John Morgan, 43, of Philadelphia, closes her girdle factory to pursue truck driving in Millville New Jersey. She is in the final week of a three week course, learning gear shifts and rearward maneuvers, with instructor praising her progress despite a stated challenge backing up.

Phicadelpiga John Morgan George Morgan Millville New Jersey Mrs. Morgan Philadelphia Einest Mer-gan Haiestrauetay Fin Sue

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