Nixon Partially OKays Johnson Viet Nam Policy
Nixon endorses Johnson administration Viet Nam policy with three debate points after two day Viet Nam visit. He argues goal must be victory and says personnel and plan must be adequate, noting Lodge’s continued presence for continuity in anti Communist effort.
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Johnson
Saigon
Viet Nam
Richard M. Nixon
South Viet Nam
Tour
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Lodge
Mate
Boston Pastor Opposes Northern Civil Rights Demonstrations
The Rev. Harold J. Ockinga of Park Street Congregational Church argues that northern participation in Southern civil rights protests is harmful. He calls for integrated churches and public facilities without coercion and says jail participation is seen as a status symbol among clergy. He believes the demonstrations are not aiding southern relations.
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Boston
Park Street
Harold J. Ockinga
New England
South
Beatles Beware LONDON Haircut Prices Rise in Britain
Britains barbers vote to charge double for customers with hair over four weeks since last cut. Spokesman says after four weeks a reshape occurs and price should rise. Current haircut prices range from 49 to 63 cents.
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Beatles Beware
London
Britain
Britain Protests U S Freight Rate Move At Sea
London denounces the U S Federal Maritime Commission action as trespassing on Britain's legal preserves threatening to cancel old contracts and impose fines. European shipowners claim the move undermines free competition and could harm British exports to the United States.
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U.S
Alec Douglas-Home
Federal Maritime Commission
Britain
Committee of European Shipowners
Commission
Atlantic
Maritime Commission
United States
Arabs Urge U.N. Condemn Britain for Yemen Raid
Arab states backed by Russia pressed the United Nations to condemn Britain's raid on Yemen and to order the shutdown of British bases in Aden Morocco and Ivory Coast. Soviet Ambassador Fedorenko called the attack criminal aggression and a unilateral act of war. Britain admitted the Hareeb fort strike last Saturday killing 25 people.
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UPI
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Security Council
Yemen
Britain
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Morocco
Ivory Coast
Theii National Council
Nikolai
Fedorenko
Hareeb
Arabian Peninsula
NATO Chief Dirk Stikker to Retire This Summer
Paris AP reports NATO secretary-general Dirk A. Stikker, age 67, will retire in mid summer due to health reasons. He cited abdominal operations during a 1962 hospital stay at Walter Reed and told the NATO council the strain would prevent continuation of duties.
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Dirk A. Stikker i
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Stikker
NATO Council
Washington
Walter Reed Hospital
Johnson to address NATO stance in White House ceremony
President Johnson will outline current American attitudes toward NATO at a White House event in the East Room televised by networks. The address, set for 1 p.m. EST, marks the 13th anniversary of the alliance with press secretary George Reedy noting it is a timely reflection on the alliance’s status and America’s view as the 14th anniversary nears.
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George Reedy
White House
Johnson
Alliance
America
Vegas Rules Altered After Prof Publishes Blackjack Book
Las Vegas casinos adopted tighter blackjack rules after math professor Edward Thorp published a book outlining a card counting method. New limits prohibit doubling bets on all two card hands except two cards totaling eleven and ban hitting on both split aces, shifting house odds in favor.
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Nev
Gabriel Vogliotti
Resort Hotel Association
Vogliotti
New Mexico College
Edward Q. Thorp
Thorp
Jayman
Labor Dept. Sets limits on foreign chorus girls and minor actors
Washington reports a new Labor Department policy to limit foreign entertainers for small roles in U S show business. Beginning April 15 producers must prove no qualified American workers are available before hiring aliens unless they possess unique merit as defined by U S Employment Service. Sophia Loren exempt. policy targets chorus girls and minor performers.
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UPI
Labor Department
U.S
W. Willard Wirtz
Sophia Loren
United States
Wirtz
Chaplin and wife visit Cork for fishing vacation
Visiting comedian Charlie Chaplin aged 76 and his wife arrived in Cork on Thursday for a fishing vacation in Ireland. Chaplin's wife Gana is the daughter of playwright Eugene O'Neill. The couple and their children reside in Switzerland.
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Ireland
UPI
Charlie Chaplin
Chaplin
Gana
Eugene O'Neill
Switzerland
Alaska seeks 50 million emergency bond for quake relief
Gov. William A. Egan travels to Juneau to urge a joint session of the Legislature to approve a 50 million emergency bond issue for earthquake damage in Alaska cities. President Johnson and Sen. Jackson push for rapid federal aid, while Alaska officials note a 815 million assessed valuation and 550 million in replacement costs. Roads, power, and phone services are being restored as aftershocks continue and casualties are feared.
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Alaska
William A. Egan
Juneau
Egan
Johnson
Congress
Seattle
Henry M. Jackson
D . Wash
Jackson
E.L. Bartlett
Future Alaska quake plan aims for rebuilding better
The presidential commission studying Alaska earthquake damage discussed plans to rebuild with future needs in mind. Chairman Clinton Anderson said the federal government should liberalize disaster relief rules but doubts direct grants. The goal is to start afresh with improved facilities rather than restore pre disaster conditions.
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Washington
UPI
Special Presidential Commission
Alaska
Clinton P. Anderson
Dn.m
Johnson
White House
Anderson
Yugoslavia asks Greece to ease traffic controls
Belgrade officials urged Athens to ease controls on Greek traffic into Communist Yugoslavia and to promote greater economic relations between the two countries in an official announcement issued Thursday.
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Brooke Opposes Bill Reimbursing Innocent Founders
Boston attorney general Brookes condemns a House passed measure to reimburse legal and other costs for people proven innocent of crimes. He calls it class legislation, warns it erodes equal justice and would grant special benefits to legislators and officials, while offering no precedent for indicted and acquitted citizens.
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Lktoward W. Brooke
Crime Commission
House
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Maurice A. Donahue
D - Holyoke
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