Humphrey Seeks to Ease France U S Strains After Paris Talks
Paris sources say Vice President Humphrey's 80 minute meeting with Charles de Gaulle touched on Viet Nam, the Dominican Republic and NATO. The visit was deemed a success by both sides and may soften a drift between the longtime allies despite lasting disagreements. French officials noted possible future talks between de Gaulle and Johnson but emphasized real progress requires joint solutions to core issues. A $178 million wartime U S loan payment was viewed as a favorable gesture to bridge gaps.
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Charles de Gaulle
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Dominican Republic
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Johnson
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Jury Acquits Trench Digger In Flooding Case
Little Falls Minnesota AP reports a Municipal Court jury acquitted Raymond Wilczek who dug a trench across a township road to stop water flooding his farm fields. He said he had complained for 15 years that two culverts were too small and received no relief from officials.
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Little Falls, Minn
Raymond Wilczek
Mansfield and family forced from motel in New Hampshire
Actress Jayne Mansfield and her household including four children seven dogs and a band must leave a Paugus Bay motel in Laconia New Hampshire. Owner Philip Roux said seven dogs are six too many while praising Mansfield as a fine person and noting she is just another guest amid the problem. Mansfield is rehearsing for a summer theater play.
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Huseband
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Paugus Bay
NASA to Buy Fast Computers for Spacecraft Data
NASA will order new computers to process spacecraft data forty times faster. The initial contract is about 8 million dollars with potential to reach 18 million, negotiations ongoing with International Business Machines Corp.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
International Business , Machines Corp
Conference transcription guidance for proceedings overview
The text outlines that major conferences, meetings and hearings can run hours to days with 15 to 100 participants. It notes transcripts may be brief summaries or verbatim records and suggests applicants have familiarity with technical terminology used in such proceedings.
Bliss ousts top GOP aide amid desk break-in claim
Republican National Chairman Ray Bliss dismissed William Cody Kelly for violating staff standards after Frank Kovac accused Kelly and three colleagues of breaking into Kovac's locked desk. Kovac said the incident occurred Friday night June 18 and noted others involved. Kelly, 43, long served as Bliss's chief administrative assistant. Bliss offered no further action against others pending investigation.
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