Ex-Army Secretary Heads NATO Group
Frank Pace Jr., president of General Dynamics and former Army secretary, named board chairman and president of the American Council on NATO Inc. He succeeds Robert B. Anderson, ex–deputy secretary of defense and newly named secretary of the treasury. The council, founded in 1953, is a private nonprofit seeking to stimulate interest in NATO.
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China Admits Setback in Tibet as Troop Pullout Discussed
Peiping radio announced a withdrawal of most Chinese personnel from Tibet, saying the central government will not carry out democratic reforms there for several years. The move, framed by the Tibetan authorities led by the Dalai Lama, follows widespread discontent over land reform, religious desecrations, and taxes.
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Fast Thinking Saves 2 In Road Crash
A van collided with a panel truck pulling a house trailer on a Benson Highway detour east of Tucson. Charles M. Sanchez, 38, shielded his 6-year-old daughter. both survived along with Eugene Wright, 19, of Dallas. Wright cited for reckless driving. Damage estimated at $15,000.
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Truman Attacks GOP Foreign Policy At Jefferson-Jackson Dinner
Former President Harry S. Truman told a Milwaukee Jefferson-Jackson Day audience that the Republican administration bungled foreign policy eroding allied confidence. He blamed State Department leadership and warned communism advances in the Middle and Far East while the free nations face internal divides. He also criticized domestic finance, farming and small business, urging a Democratic return to power in 1958 and 1960.
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Goldwater backs right to work rider on civil rights bill
Sen. Goldwater says he would support an amendment tying a right to work rider to the civil rights program if introduced. He does not plan to introduce the rider himself and spoke in an interview yesterday.
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Burglar Returns To Larrys Coffee Cup For Dessert
Police seek the burglar who hit Larrys Coffee Cup twice last week taking cash and a chicken portion first on June 12 and then $10.50 plus pie on Saturday night. Oscar R. Casillas reports a street fight near West Side Tavern leaving him with a broken nose and hospitalization. Gonzalo Alvarez, jailed for a drunk charge, was hospitalized after a cellmate kicked him. A Davis Monthan airman was arrested after threatening Ginns Liquor Store owner with a knife following a store stop theft attempt.
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