Fall of Erhard Shakes NATO Force Review Plans
Washington reports that Erhard's fall in West Germany complicates allied efforts to reassess the Soviet threat and determine troop levels and funding. After two days of talks with the United States and Britain, no decisions were reached. a new meeting is set for Nov. 25 in Bonn as working groups continue studies. Britain warns of troop cuts if offsets rise. US urges comprehensive NATO force review amid payments strain.
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Kennedy signs photo for Bennington airman in hospital visit
Chelsea Naval Hospital patient T. Sgt. Cleon R. Gardner, once of Bennington, Mass., received an autographed photograph from Senator Edward Kennedy after Kennedy's hospital visit. Gardner, a long-time airman with Viet Nam service, is awaiting promotion to Major and completes 20 years of duty next July. Robert Goulet and Carol Lawrence accompanied Kennedy.
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Kremlin Seen Ready To Ease Tensions
London reports that the Kremlin aims to ease East West tensions despite Vietnam. British sources say Soviet leaders may push for high level talks, possibly including a nuclear test ban extension and curbs on underground tests. Gromyko in New York signaled willingness to discuss Vietnam with Britain and the United States. Brezhnev voiced Russia’s desire for cooperation with Western governments.
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GOP Leaders See Possibility Of Taking Presidency in 1966
Republican leaders voiced optimism after gains in governorships Congress and state legislatures, signaling a path to the White House in 1968. Ray Bliss hailed the party as a "very live elephant" with a real chance, citing rebuilding and grassroots strength while naming Romney Nixon Reagan Percy Lindsay Hatfield as potential candidates depending on national stature.
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Navy battles collide Nautilus and Essex head to repair
The atomic submarine Nautilus and the aircraft carrier Essex collided off the North Carolina coast. Both ships headed to port for repairs as one Nautilus crewman suffered a possible fractured arm and the carrier took on water but was not in immediate danger. The Nautilus ran submerged during exercises about 360 miles at sea and the Essex, drawing about 30 feet, likely hit near periscope depth.
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