Britain renews push for Cambodia neutrality conference
London reports Britain as cochairman of the 1954 Geneva talks presses a Cambodia neutrality conference. Aimed at shaping Viet Nam peace talks, the move aligns with Western calls for preconditions free negotiations. Viet Cong disrupted Da Nang Chu Lai road link, holes in main north south highway block 60 miles south of Da Nang.
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Last of U.S. Marines Leave Santo Domingo by Airlift
U S Marines depart Santo Domingo as President Johnson orders withdrawal of about 2100 Marines. Helicopters airlift them to the carrier Boxer offshore, with uncertainties over future sailing. Peace talks with rebel and junta continue as U N debates force withdrawal and human rights charges.
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Humphrey Sees Viet Nam War On Ground
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey told AP that air strikes alone cannot win Viet Nam and that South Vietnamese forces must prevail on the ground with time. He believes the Viet Cong may quit when the United States shows resolve to stay. Sukarno turns 4 with no public celebration planned at the presidential palace as Roeslan Abdulgani says he will withdraw from the public eye.
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House Rebuffs Driving Age Increase 126 92
The Massachusetts House rejected a bill to raise the driving age from 16 to 17 by a 126 to 92 vote after nearly two hours of debate. Registrar Richard McLaughlin attended in silent witness, with further debate anticipated Monday. The Ways and Means Committee had recommended rejection.
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Gemini Flight Tops News in West European Papers
West European papers led with the Gemini space flight as Americans, Edward White and the crew, carried out the space walk. Coverage highlighted White’s longer space time than Leonov, global TV broadcasts, and both praise and a noted failed rendezvous with the booster rocket.
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Nixon to Speak at COP Dinner in Boston
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon will address foreign trouble spots and GOP unity at a $100 plate fundraiser for Lt. Gov. Elliott Richardson at the Somerset Hotel in Boston. Gov. Volpe and Lt. Gov. Richardson will greet Nixon, with many Eisenhower era figures at the head table. more than 1,000 guests expected as Senator Le vet Sal tonstall plans to introduce him.
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Afro-Asians Gain in U.N. Councils
The Senate ratified two amendments to the United Nations charter authorizing expanded Afro Asian representation. The vote was 71 to 0 after initially brief opposition from Dirksen and Thurmond. The changes increase Security Council seats to 15 and ECOSOC membership to 27, shifting influence in global governance.
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