Swap for Peace Plan Aimed at World Peace
New York story profiles Stephen James's bid to swap about one million Americans for an equal number of Russians for up to two years as peace hostages. He argues such exchange could deter war, cites support from Javits and others, and outlines a pilot exchange and Foundation backing. Also notes pennies drive in Atlanta to fund a music building.
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Stephen James
James
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Nikita Khrushchev
Lyndon Johnson
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Pravda
Oleg Bykov
Igor Mikhailov
Kremlin
Geneva
James B. Donovan
Cuba
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Robert Pierson
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Peace Hostage Exchange Foundation
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Seventh-day Adventist Church
Georgia
East Tennessee
Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank
New Georgia Cumberland Academy
Calhoun
OAS
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Panama
Hickenlooper
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De Gaulle Visit Budgets France U.S. Ties in Latin America
AP Special Report notes U.S. officials see little immediate damage from De Gaulle's Mexico trip but fear new anti American sentiment and a shift toward a French led third world. Johnson promotes Alliance for Progress while France seeks broader trade and influence in Latin America.
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Alliance For Progress
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Caribbean
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Fog over Capitol as Civil Rights Battle Delays Johnson Programs
Washington watchers note January fog as Congress stalls civil rights filibuster delaying Johnson antipoverty proposals worth 962.5 million dollars. Amid Panama Canal tensions and OAS talks, Johnson diverges from scripted remarks, signalling diplomacy muddled by political maneuvering and persistent Senate obstruction.
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Senate
Johnson
Organization of American States
House
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Sen. Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Johnson and Hickenlooper
Panama
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Panama Canal Zone
OAS
Murderer Finds Safe Life in Washington Town After Extradition Fight
Charles Will Cauthen, freed in Washington after Governor Rosellini refused Georgia’s extradition request, returns to Warden under supervision. He had fled a Georgia death sentence for a Griffin killing, lived under an alias, and gained local support for his fight to stay in Washington. A parole-board supervision follows the decision. Texas A&M pathologists study strangely textured deer in Hill Country to explain retained antler velvet and its effect on stag mating.
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Charles Will Cauthen
Washington
Albert D. Rosellini
Georgia
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Griffin
Cauthen
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Warden
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Txe
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Warsden
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Sumemer
DeGraff
Ported Cauthen
Bob
Carl Sanders
Rosellini
State Parole Board
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