LBJ to Confer With Ayub Khan in Texas
President Johnson will meet Pakistani President Ayub Khan December 14 and 15 likely at the LBJ Ranch, part of a string of discussions with world leaders including Wilson and Erhard. Moyers said the visit follows prior talks and confirms Johnson’s ongoing diplomacy as U.S. troops in Viet Nam draw broad attention.
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Rusk details Hanoi peace feelers rejection and aims
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the United States rejected North Vietnamese peace feelers last autumn because Hanoi felt it was on the threshold of victory and sought a face saving exit. He emphasized the U S goal to save South Vietnam, not face. He noted Thant had mentioned a potential contact and Rangoon as a site, while Hanoi denied proposing negotiations.
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Last Minute Settlement Averts NYC Newspaper Strike
New York reporters union and the New York Daily News reach a late contract settlement just after a strike deadline. The agreement addresses union shop and pension issues, with broader implications for other city papers and the Publishers Association.
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United Nations approves test ban expansion to underground tests
United Nations General Assembly committee passes an 86 to 0 vote to extend the partial nuclear test ban treaty to underground experiments. The United States and Britain vote yes, while the Soviet Union, France and 11 others abstain. Romania supports. France and Communist China never signed the partial treaty. The United States demands on site inspections for credible underground tests.
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France Third Nation To Orbit Satellite Space milestone boosts de Gaulle in election
France became the third nation to orbit a satellite with its own three stage Diamond rocket lifting the A-1 capsule from Hammaguir in the Sahara. The 83.7 pound craft completed an orbit every 1 hour 48 minutes, signaling a new era in French science and defense programs. De Gaulle praised the feat and pledged continued space efforts.
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U.S. to Step Up Bombing over North Vietnam
United States will increase bombing missions over North Vietnam focusing on supply routes to curb flow of men and equipment into South Vietnam. Officials say Hanoi and Haiphong will not be targeted at this time.
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Britain Aims to Reactivate Geneva Talks on Viatnam War
London reports Prime Minister Harold Wilson will press Moscow to reopen the Geneva conference as part of Britain’s bid to end the Vietnam War through peace talks. Defense Secretary McNamara, en route from Washington to Paris, discussed Vietnam with Wilson, while Stewart heads to Moscow to urge reactivation ahead of a meeting with President Johnson on December 17. Izvestia cautioned on obstacles to improved ties, citing British support for NATO nuclear forces and West German militarism.
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Gemini 7 Flight Tests Today Clears Way for Dec. 4 Launch
Cape Kennedy reports engineers fueling Gemini 7 for a crucial mock flight test to uncover any bugs before the December 4 launch window. Astronauts Frank Borman James Lovell and backups Edward White Michael Collins will participate as three simulated launches proceed, with a 12 hour schedule and electronic countdowns.
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Inside Page Opinions and Features Highlight Local Topics
Jean Wassick shares views on junk mail on page 3. A picture story covers election highlights on page 5. Marion Harris writes about buying proper toys for youngsters on page 7. A feature on home ownership peaks in Bennington County on page 9.
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Pittsfield Man Expelled From Soviet Union
Stephen Rosenfeld, a Pittsfield resident and Washington Post correspondent, was ordered to leave the Soviet Union within seven days after the paper ran a series billed as The Penkovsky Papers. The Russian government called the reports crude CIA forgery and warned of measures if the series continued.
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