Rusk Sees No New Basis for Peace in Vietnam Talks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk warned of trouble ahead in Vietnam after reviewing Hanoi Moscow and Peking replies. He said no side showed serious interest in peacefully ending the war on terms acceptable to Southeast Asia or the free world and stressed North Vietnam’s ongoing infiltration. Rusk warned that stopping U S actions would force the other side to stop, a prospect he saw as unlikely.
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Canada backs neutrals on Viet Nam talks at UN
Canada pledged support for 17 nonaligned nations' plan to hold a conference to end fighting in Viet Nam. External Affairs Minister Paul Martin urged persistence despite early objections and called Johnson's April 7 offer for unconditional talks significant. Canada backs Mekong regional plan and cites UN funding role in South and Southeast Asia.
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Kosygin Outlines 1966 70 Soviet Plan For Housing And Goods
Premier Kosygin told State Planning Committee economists the next five year plan must boost housing and consumer goods and raise wages. He criticized Khrushchev for subjective planning and ill advised corn policy, urging expansion of consumer demand and currency circulation while detailing the 1966 70 economic framework.
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Pasteeth Promises Firm False Teeth For All
Advert explains a non acidic powder called PASTEETH to sprinkle on denture plates to improve grip and comfort. It claims to prevent embarrassing slips and odors, urging readers to buy at drug counters.
Shastri Barred From US Visit By Johnson Policy
Indian diplomatic sources say Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri will defer his planned US visit until a convenient time. The move follows President Johnson's cancellation of the Ayub Khan trip, amid tense Sino-Pakistani ties and civil-military aid considerations affecting India and Pakistan.
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Firemen Retirement Bill Scuttled by Senate Vote
Boston Senate rejects a House passed plan allowing firemen to retire after 26 years with a 40 percent pension. The 7-6 vote, urged by Sen. Philip A. Graham, fears endangering the state retirement system. The same session considered a study on merging penal systems and other budget items.
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President Johnson and Moro Meet Amid Open Protocol Ties
President Johnson and Italian Premier Aldo Moro continued talks on a wide range of topics during Moro's state visit. Johnson set aside protocol by inviting Moro to a Cabinet session and at a state dinner urged Italy to join a Latin American development program, which Moro welcomed. Rusk noted Latin American ties. McNamara discussed Viet Nam plans. a second White House session and a joint communique were planned.
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Johnson Names Panama Envoy
President Johnson named Charles Wallace Adair Jr as ambassador to Panama to succeed Jack Hood Vaughan who moved to the State Department. Adair, a career diplomat, is deputy chief of mission in Buenos Aires with prior postings in Mexico India Brazil and Belgium since 1940. Johnson also named John N. Irwin as special U S representative to interoceanic canal negotiations with ambassadorial rank.
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Maddox Cleared In Gun Charge At Pickrick Restaurant
Lester Maddox, segregationist, found innocent by a nine member panel in Atlanta on a pistol charge involving a Negro who sought to dine at Maddox's Pickrick Restaurant. He had closed the eatery and leased it to former employees to avoid serving Negroes or a daily federal penalty. He plans to enter the furniture business this August. The case followed the July 3 incident, one day after the civil rights act passage.
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White House Pickets Seized Over Viet Nam Protest
Seventeen youths and two civil rights demonstrators were arrested near the White House after sitting at the east entrance to demand immediate U.S. troop withdrawal from Viet Nam. Police moved them after 40 minutes, charging disorderly conduct. one big sign read Yankee Come Home. A Secret Service agent offered to accept a petition, which the demonstrators refused.
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Stevenson Sees A Negotiated Viet Solution
U S Ambassador Adlai Stevenson and Sir Anthony Eden urged a negotiated peace in Viet Nam and Southeast Asia at an international affairs forum in Boston. Stevenson warned military action alone risks dangerous rigidity and stressed international guarantees and cooperation to secure buffer regions and aid independence and reconstruction.
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