Johnson Plans To Attend Viet War Meet In Manila
President Johnson agreed to attend the Manila conference of seven allied chiefs of state to press for a peaceful settlement of the Vietnam war. The meeting, proposed by President Marcos, includes the United States Korea Australia New Zealand Thailand the Philippines and South Vietnam. Secretary of State Rusk will join Johnson with other officials likely.
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White House
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Viet Nam
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Australia
New Zealand
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Defense Robert S. McNamara
Rusk
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Canberra
Jury to hear Liuzzo slaying eyewitnesses in Alabama
FBI undercover witness Gary Rowe Jr. expected to testify again as prosecutors and defense prepare a 12 juror panel to try Eugene Thomas, a Klansman charged with murder for the 1965 Liuzzo killing near Fairfield.
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Hayneville, Ala
FBI
Viola Liuzzo
Gary Thomas Rowe Jr
Eugene Thomas
Bessemer
Ala
Detroit, Mich
Rowe
Birmingham
Arab health chiefs back mass cholera immunization plan
Health officials from five Arab nations urged governments to vaccinate about 15 million people against cholera risk from Iraq. The proposal targets the entire populations of the five countries, signaling a regional preventive effort.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Iraq
Rain Plan for Rhodes Party in Athens County
The Athens County Republican Party prepared a rain plan for the ox roast starting at 5 p.m. Tuesday. If rain continues, food will move to Athens County Junior Fair Ridge while talks occur under cover at the grandstand. Gov James Rhodes is set to arrive about 6 30 p m after flying from Cleveland and rescheduled visits are noted.
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Republican Party
County Central Committee
Edward Robe
Athens
Cleveland
Ohio
Edward F. Hoban
Gallipolis
Helen Kane dies at 62 after cancer battle
News briefs report Helen Kane, famed for the boop boop a doop phrase, died at age 62 after a decade-long cancer fight. In New York, UN diplomats vow to press South Africa to cede control of South-West Africa despite warnings of consequences.
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Helen Kane
United Nations
N. Y
UN General Assembly
South Africa
South-West Africa
LBJ and Erhard Near Cape Kennedy Space Port Visit
President Johnson and West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard complete two days of talks and plan a flight to Cape Kennedy to tour the U S spaceport. In New York, the stock market opened higher with leading issues advancing from fractions to more than a point.
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Johnson
Ludwig Erhard
West Germany
Cape Kennedy
New York
Inez Aims Her Fury At Isles
Hurricane Inez moved toward Guadeloupe with 100 mph winds and stirred coastal evacuation orders. A new disturbance formed east of Trinidad as watches extended to the U S Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico.
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Venezuela
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San Juan
Chrysler Follows Leaders Cuts Prices On 07 Models
Chrysler Corp cut back its announced 1967 auto prices to compete with GM and Ford. The revised Chrysler average cut was $64 per car, Ford cut $66, while GM’s increase remained $54 higher than the other two. Chrysler dropped prices on 118 of 128 models, with five unchanged and five raised slightly.
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Johnson
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
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Katzenbach Nomination Approved for Undersecretary of State
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee backed Nicholas Katzenbach for undersecretary of state. In New York the AFL-CIO Transport Workers Union rejected an American Airlines contract, with 12,060 non operating employees set to strike at 6 45 a m EDT Wednesday.
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New York
Afl-Cio Transport Workers Union
American Airlines
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Vatican Sends Mission to Saigon to Foster Peace
A Vatican mission will depart for South Vietnam to attend an extraordinary conference on church problems and seek agreement to ease Buddhist Catholic tensions and help end the fighting. Archbishop Sergio Pignedoli leads the mission, described by Vatican sources as of major importance, heading to Saigon.
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Vatican
Viet Nam
Sergio Pignedoli
Canada
L’osservatore Romano
Saigon
Two Perish As Barge Blows Up in San Francisco Bay
A Standard Oil gasoline barge exploded after going aground in San Francisco Bay near Pier 64, killing two men and leaving three missing presumed dead. Four others were injured, one critically, as tug No. 4 allegedly lost control near Pier 62 during the incident. Police also report municipal court cases over 24 hour parking as city enforcement continues.
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San Francisco Bay
Standard Oil Co
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Bay
Standard Oil
China says U.S. blocking peace despite talks in Tokyo
Premier Chou En-lai and Foreign Minister Chen Yi told Liberal Democratic lawmakers in Tokyo that Beijing sought settlement with the United States but Washington rejected proposals, including the idea of a Communist takeover of Formosa. Chen Yi warned of mutual fear but said the Warsaw talks remain open.
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China
United States
Washington
Peking
Chou En-lai
Chen Yi
Japan
Chou
Warsaw
Formosa
Saxbe's Literature Mailed by Mistake
The Ohio attorney general's office labeled a campaign mailer from Atty. Gen. William B. Saxbe a serious mistake. A letter to the Youngstown Vindicator was mailed with state postage while Saxbe was unavailable for comment.
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Columbus, Ohio
Attorney General’s Office Today
William B. Saxbe
Saxbe
Youngstown
Korean Tiger Division claims 92 enemy dead in five days
South Korean infantry in the Phu Cat Mountains report 92 Viet Cong killed as total enemy dead reaches 300 in five days of fighting. 4,000 more troops land, raising Korean forces to 36,500. US air strikes hit North Vietnam, including oil dumps and supply routes, with B52 raids and Phantoms on trucks and depots.
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South Viet Nam
Tiger Division
Phu Cat Mountains
White Horse Division
Viet Nam
U.S
North
Demilitarized Zone
Johnson appeals for a peace world with Russia in interview
President Johnson told a Moscow audience via Amer ika that Americans and Russians are natural friends and that both nations have more to lose in war than any. He avoided Viet Nam specifics and said nuclear war is not impossible to rule out, but the United States will never initiate such a conflict.
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Johnson
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Viet Nam
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