Johnson denies Cabinet resignations amid rumors
President Johnson says he knows of no Cabinet member planning to leave aside McNamara, though he concedes possible departures under certain circumstances. He also notes a White House wedding for Lynda Bird Johnson to Marine Capt. Charles S. Robb, calls the East Room “the poor man's wedding chapel,” and updates on tax surcharges, a potential British visit, and Vietnam talks.
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UPI
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Robert S. McNamara
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Luci
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Charles S. Robb
Bruton Parish
Williamsburg
Woodrow Wilson
Leonard Chapman
Wallace Greene
Marine Corps
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Congress
Harold Wilson
London
Vietnam
United States
North Vietnam
Doctor Plans Second Heart Transplant
CAPE TOWN South Africa UPI Dr Christian Barnard said he plans a second human heart transplant soon after the world first operation on Louis Washkansky. Washkansky is recovering well and eating solid foods as Barnard eyes a second patient a Cape Town dentist with a serious heart condition.
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UPI
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Louis Washkansky
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Barnard
Groote Schuur
Denise Darvall
Miss Darvall
Government Blamed For Steel Price Hike Textual roll is incomplete
Pittsburgh UPI reports Bethlehem Steel and U S Steel raised prices by five dollars per ton for steel sheets despite a government plea to hold line. Other major producers including National Steel Inland Republic Armco Wheeling and Jones and Laughlin were expected to match the increase.
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UPI
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U.S. Steel
Natonal Steel Corp
Inland
Republic
Armco
Wheeling
Jones & Laughlin
Roger Blough
U.S. Steel Corp
Blough
University of Virginia
Defector Details GIs' Treatment by Red Captors
Viet Cong defector Phung Van Thuong says captured Americans are killed gradually under a policy of starvation and lack of medicine. He describes prisoners resisting reeducation, enduring miserable conditions, and a captain dropping from 220 pounds to under 100 before death.
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UPI
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Thuong
NFL
National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
Daniel Lee Pitzer
Edward R. Johnson
U.S
Cambodia
Reuther Returns To GM Talks In Detroit
Walter P. Reuther leads UAW negotiations with General Motors as talks resume amid no immediate strike threat. If no agreement by December 14 on a three year contract for 372000 UAW members, a January strike deadline could be set after the holidays. Chrysler plant actions and related layups are also noted in the ongoing dispute.
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Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers
General Motors
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Reuther
Avery Business Newsroom
Bennington Banner
Main St
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United Press International
Vermont
U.S
Open Housing Case Moves From Congress to Supreme Court
The Joneses, a St. Louis bail bondsman and his VA-employed wife, sued after being denied a $28,000 home in Paddocks Woods. They seek admission and $10,000 in damages. The case tests 13th 14th amendments and 1866 rights law, with DOJ backing to consider whether Negroes can be barred from an entire community.
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Barbara Jo Jones
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Paddock Woods
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