Kennedy Targets Johnson on Nuclear Policy
Washington report notes Sen. Robert F. Kennedy challenged President Johnson on foreign policy priorities, urging focus on stopping nuclear weapons spread rather than Vietnam. The piece discusses prospects for a worldwide nonproliferation treaty, U.S. multilateral nuclear force plans, and the roles of the Soviet Union and Red China in shaping disarmament talks.
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White House
Gaston Defferre Quits Race Against De Gaulle
Marseilles France UPI Mayor Gaston Defferre who was seen as the main challenger to President Charles de Gaulle withdrew from the December election race. He cited the refusal of several center left parties to unite behind him as the primary reason for quitting. De Gaulle has not announced a second seven year term in the Elysee Palace.
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Pope Paul VI May Visit U.N. This Fall
Vatican sources say Pope Paul VI is almost certain to travel to New York to appeal for peace. A brief trip around October 23 is likely, lasting two to three days, as he warns that another world war would end civilization and urges leaders to halt discord.
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Alert Issued After Threats To Johnson
California police issued an all points bulletin for Walter Davis Hendrickson who allegedly sent threatening letters to President Johnson. He was said to carry a 22 caliber rifle and 300 rounds in a 1965 sedan. The alert followed a Secret Service request in San Francisco amid Johnsons UN birthday address, with Hendrickson traced to Ogden Utah before his trail went cold.
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Allegheny Airlines seeks nonstop routes from Washington
Allegheny Airlines asked the Civil Aeronautics Board for authority to fly nonstop between Washington and Boston, Baltimore and Boston, and Washington and Hartford, with intermediate stops currently required. It plans to use DC9 jets or Convair 589 propjets to offer the new service.
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Firing of Aide Internal Issue, Says GOP's Bliss
Washington AP Republican National Chairman Ray Bliss said he has not decided whether to bring before the National Committee the dismissal of William Cody Kelly for ransacking the desk of Finance Director Kovac. Bliss called it an internal problem and declined further comment while recounting disputed timelines and a probe of staff standards.
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Helen Keller Turns 85 With Quiet Retirement at Home
EASTON Conn Helen Keller nears 85 spending a tranquil week in Arcan Ridge with flowers a garden and her dog Tinker Friends note she is living in retirement but receives awards without travel Her influence spans lectures books and global advocacy for the blind and deaf blind Keller remains active as counselor to the American Foundation for the Blind and Overseas Blind with many requests declined Her birthday Sunday will be a family affair as brother Phillips Brooks Keller and sister Mrs L Warren Tyson plan visits and tributes
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Selznick Praised For His Devotion To Jewry
Hollywood mourned producer David O. Selznick age 63 at funeral services in Forest Lawn Church of the Recessional. Rabbi Max Nussbaum recalled his wish to film John Hersey The Wall as a monument to Jews who suffered under Nazi tyranny. Attendees included Cary Grant Katharine Hepburn George Cukor Joseph Cotten Alfred Hitchcock Lauren Bacall and many others.
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Edgar Bergen
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Richard Zanuck
Peter Fonda
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Trovis Jourdan
Russell Birdwell
No Crisis Over Berlin Seen in West
East German Communists pressed for control of access routes to West Berlin while Western officials said a major crisis was unlikely. A State Department spokesman noted diplomatic measures as the only option for East German helicopter operations, with hopes Soviets won’t let a confrontation unfold. East German demands, presented to the Communist Party Central Committee, were seen as interesting but not alarming, as full access rights under four power accords expire June 30.
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Berlin
UMass Faculty Seek Amherst Site For Medical School
Amherst groups from the Faculty Senate and about 150 other faculty members voted to ask the UMass trustees to reconsider moving the state medical school to Worcester. They approved sending a five member committee to present views and favored Amherst as the preferred site per a consulting firm.
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New Measure To Control Riots Posed for N.H.
Concord New Hampshire lawmakers were urged to back a bill allowing event cancellations when a riot is likely and to license racing events. The measure follows a Loudon riot at Weirs Beach amid four days of motorcycle racing, with Gov. King promising action. The Senate also moved a liability insurance rate bill and approved extra funds for highway maintenance and teacher pensions.
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