Johnson backs Taylor as ambassador stays in Saigon
President Johnson expressed full confidence in Ambassador Maxwell D. Taylor and said he will remain in Saigon. White House and State Department spokesmen denied Taylor’s removal and noted U.S. support for the Khanh regime amid ongoing political shifts and continuing aid to Vietnam's fight against guerrillas.
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Square-Rigger Sent From Pacific to Kaiulani Display
Washington reports the Kaiulani, last square-rigged sailing ship of its type, is being ferried from the Pacific to the United States and will be donated to the Maritime Historical Society of the District of Columbia. Separate dispatch notes Moscow authorities urging precautions against a major flu outbreak to prevent spread to the city.
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