De Gaulle Signals NATO Reforms With 1969 Deadline
Paris reports President de Gaulle's government plans to seek a reform of NATO's structure when the 1969 expiration arrives. Foreign Minister Couve de Murville told the Foreign Affairs Committee that the alliance is too heavy and costly and dilutes France's defense responsibilities. Separate dispatches note Syria denying exhumation of an Israeli spy’s body, Korea and Japan set to sign diplomatic ties, a New Zealand quake offshore near Mileford Sound, Savannah leased to a commercial line with plans for four new nuclear ships, and Arizona’s H B Daniels named Phoenix city magistrate as the first Black judge in the state.
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Washington
Savannah
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American Export
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Maritime Administration
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Ariz
H. B. Daniels
Arizona
Tucson
University of Arizona
Daniels
Weapons Across Cryptic Puzzle Clues
A crossword style list of weapon themed clues including atomic machine bowfin genus elevated note and several cross references. Provides hints for entries such as area occupied by explosives two words and a Danube city. Includes names and forms used in cryptic wordplay.
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Danube
Presbyterians Seek Closer Ties With Other Churches
At Columbus the 177th General Assembly of the United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. debated ecumenical links with Roman Catholics and other denominations. A key report urged expanding interchurch associations and renewing efforts for reunion with the Reformed Church in America and the Southern Presbyterian Church, stressing faith unity and shared heritage. William Phelps Thompson was elected moderator as the assembly opened.
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House Debates Foreign Aid Bill After Rules Clearance
The House Rules Committee cleared the way for a full House vote on Monday and Tuesday on a 3.37 billion dollar foreign aid authorization bill. Atty General Katzenbach urged a 10 million dollar grant program to aid local police and crime prevention. SNAP 10A space reactor shut down after 43 days in orbit, remaining in space for millennia.
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Thompson Wins Three Way Cane Test In Church Race
Thompson, 46, a layman with broad church service, led from the start and won on the second ballot in a threeway cane test against clergymen Rev. E. G. Montag of Beaver Pa and Rev. W. Sherman Skinner of St. Louis. He succeeds Rev. Dr. Edler G. Hawkins in New York.
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