Thant De Gaulle Talk Over UN Ties and Congo Dispute
U N Secretary General Thant and French President De Gaulle pursue improved UN ties amid disputes over Algerian independence, Bizerte base, and Congo contributions. De Gaulle labels the UN “riotous” while Thant stresses humanity and realism in Franco UN policy amid post Hammarskjold era.
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Algeria
France
Bizerte
Tunisia
U.N
Congo
Maurice Couve de Murville
General Assembly
de Gaulle
United Nations
Hammarskjold
Thdaht
Thant
Soviet Union
Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
U.S
Paris
Southeast Asia
Exotic border print tunic pattern for Misses sizes 10 to 18
Fashion note promotes a printed pattern 4558 for an exotic side-slit tunic to wear with skirts or slacks. It advertises solid cottons and Indian inspired borders, with prices, mailing costs, and an offer for a free catalog coupon via Annie Adams at the Winchester Evening Star.
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Annie Adams
Winchester Evening Star
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Pickets, Police Clash at Suffolk Peanuts Plant Strike
Violence erupted as 1,700 workers at Planters Peanuts in Suffolk continued a strike since last Thursday over a 17 cent hourly raise. Police and pickets battled near the plant and outside union headquarters with injuries reported among both sides. Twenty cars were damaged by thrown objects as police prepared to seek restraining orders if trouble continued.
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Suffolk
Esther Eley
Mildred Lassiter
Johnny Wilson
Lloyd Clemons
Ervin G. Lebond
Insecticides blamed for fish kills in lower Mississippi
New Orleans reports massive fish kills along the lower Mississippi and Atchafalaya blamed on Endrin and similar pesticides. PHS scientists testified to pollution agency representatives from Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Tennessee, noting farmers rely on the chemicals to protect crops despite debate over a riverwide impact.
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New Orleans
Mississippi
U.S. Public Health Service
Endrin
Sippi
Atchafalaya
Louisiana
PHS
Arkansas
Tennessee
British See Hills Captured From Bedouins in South Arabian Fighting
British paratroopers broke from a desert village after 12 hours of Bedouin fire. Two Britons and at least six tribal fighters died, with ten more British troops wounded. The action targeted rebels along the Aden Khala road as Britain fights to clear about 600 rebels in the South Arabian Federation.
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Thumair
South Arabian Federation
Aden
Khala
Britain
Arabian Peninsula
Body of 6th American Found in Saigon Plane Crash
The body of a 10th American was found amid the charred wreckage of a U S Army transport plane that crashed during takeoff near Tan Hiep 25 miles south of Saigon. The loss included two Army officers a Marine officer an Army warrant officer and six soldiers. Six Vietnamese military personnel also died. Investigators cited possible mechanical failure with some reports of ground fire.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Tan Hiep
Ball says Cuba embargo policy is succeeding
Washington reports Undersecretary George W. Ball asserts the U S embargo on Cuba economic denial is effective and Cuban economy is in a mess. President Johnson met with Fed chair William McChesney Martin for talks on the economy while addressing 800 students from 71 countries about racial discrimination and poverty. A Trieste traffic violator fined himself 24 dollars to donate to an orphanage for a May 1 stop sign lapse.
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Cuba
George W. Ball
United States
Theational Advertising Council
Fidel Castro
Ball
LBJ
Johnson
William McChesney Martin
Federal Reserve Board
Martin
White House
Priest
Italy
Trieste
Four Quadruplets Born in Liverpool with One Survivor
AP reports in Liverpool that Mrs Tom McKeown gave birth to quadruplets two months premature, three boys and a girl weighing two pounds each, only one surviving. In Atlanta Truman accepts invitation to speak at Jefferson Jackson Day dinner May 28. Paris reports Charles de Gaulle, 73, planned extensive South American tour next autumn after prostate surgery.
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Liverpool
England
Tom McKeown
Atlanta
Harry S. Truman
Democratic Party
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
South America
Frederick O'Neal Elected President of Actors Equity
Frederick O'Neal, 58, a character actor, has been elected president of Actors Equity Association, the 11,000 member union of stage performers. He is the first New Yorker to hold the position.
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New York
Frederick O'Neal
Actors Equity Association
Stags
Patrick Henry Referred To As Tongue of Revolution
The phrase identifies Patrick Henry as a leading voice of the American Revolution, highlighting his impact and rhetorical influence in inspiring colonial resistance and advocacy for independence.
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Patrick Henry
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