Rusk Explains Policies To NATO Partners
Secretary of State Dean Rusk outlined U.S. Viet Nam and Dominican Republic policies to NATO ministers in London seeking backing. The talks followed unease over American actions, with France Britain and the United States reaffirming shared responsibility for a final all German peace settlement amid Franco American tensions.
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Spring Time Is Clean-up Time
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Negroes Press Houston Fight for Faster School Integration
United Press International reports Houston Negro leaders plan renewed classroom boycotts to press for faster school integration in the city. A Monday boycott pulled 9,000 students from five Negro high schools, labeled 90 percent successful, as King and others push voter registration in Alabama.
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Johnson Asks $853 Million Military Civilian Pay Rise
The Dominican rebel Caamano Deno met U.S. envoy John Bartlow Martin and pledged he would not back down as tensions rise in the civil war. He accused President Johnson of sending 20,000 troops to aid what he called a threatened Communist takeover.
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Utilities Plan Northeast Utilities merger formed by WMEC CL&P HELCO
Western Massachusetts Electric Company CL&P and Hartford Electric Light Co. reveal plans to form a common owner Northeast Utilities with three operating subsidiaries. The move would create a large region utility, subject to SEC and other approvals. Shareholders would swap holdings for Northeast Utilities stock. A North East Utilities Service Co. would offer system planning and services. Headquarters would be in Connecticut. Announcement by WMEC chair Howard J. Cadwell CL&P chair Sherman R. Knapp and HELCO chair Raymond A. Gibson. No stock-exchange ratio yet. Executives gave no decision on exchange terms.
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U S Viet Troops Boosted to 46 500
U S Army paratroopers and a Marine battalion arrived in South Vietnam, boosting total U S forces to about 46 500. The 173rd Airborne Brigade landed at Bien Hoa and Chu Lai near Da Nang, with air strikes targeting Vinh and Thanh Hoa areas. The Song Be battle ended with heavy casualties on both sides as Viet Cong retreated into the hills. Deputy Ambassador Johnson escaped a blast at his Saigon residence. police recovered unexploded ordnance from a nearby studio.
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Johnson asks Congress to raise pay for federal workers
President Johnson proposed a total annual cost of 853 million dollars beginning January 1 to raise pay for civil and military government employees. The plan excludes top policymaking officials and about 600,000 blue collar workers tied to local wage levels.
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Soviets Bet on Soft Moon Landing by Luna 5 Today
Moscow reports Luna 5 unmanned probe weighing 3,234 pounds will attempt a soft lunar landing at 10:15 p.m. Moscow time. A successful touchdown would give the Soviet Union a four month lead in the moon race while U.S. Surveyor efforts plan a later October start with instrumented landers.
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Five Day Forecast Signals Near Seasonal Normal
The forecast calls for temperatures through Monday to average about 53 degrees with showers possible Saturday. Weather outlook emphasizes near normal conditions and a chance of rain on weekend days.
Lady Bird Sleeps While Udall Climbs Sharp Top Peak
In Peaks of Otter Virginia Interior Secretary Stewart Udall led a reporter group on a hike to Sharp Top pinnacle, calling it a hike not a climb since no ropes or rocks were involved. First Lady Lady Bird Johnson, on a Virginia swing, chose to drive the Blue Ridge Parkway while VIPs joined Udall for the ascent. Roger Stevens, arts adviser to the president, also attended and received public theater recognition. Johnson used a magnolia seedling as a theater ticket at Barter Theater in Abingdon.
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