Mikoyan approves talks with Johnson in Moscow
Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan said he was very satisfied with his discussions with President Johnson and briefed Premier Khrushchev. Khrushchev seeks a Johnson meeting soon, with Stockholm or another neutral capital floated as a venue. China lobs at Kennedy era, while the Soviet Union flags new rocket tests in the Pacific amid space race tension.
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Rockets Planned by Russians for Pacific Tests
The Soviet Union said it will renew space rocket tests over the Pacific starting Monday, using new improved booster rockets. Tests will run through January 265, with zones 800 miles northwest of Midway and 600 miles south of Johnson Island. Tass asked ships and aircraft to stay out of the areas.
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Venezuelan airliner hijacked to Trinidad
An Avensa Convair airliner carrying 14 passengers was hijacked after takeoff from Ciudad Bolivar and forced to land at Port of Spain Trinidad. Six hijackers including a leader named Phin and his wife Olga proclaimed a propaganda diversion urging a boycott of the presidential election. No injuries were reported. Venezuela demanded the return of the plane and hijackers and blamed Cuba for supporting armed actions. A U.S. Army officer Lt Col James K Chenault was kidnapped by FALWN members. authorities promised to free him.
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Macy's Parade Delights Kids but Not Adults
New York witnessed Macy's Thanksgiving Parade with an estimated 1.4 million attendees. Children cheered as the event passed Central Park West to Broadway while observers noted thinner crowds and mourning black crepe flags for President Kennedy, with adults silent along the route.
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Fishing Limits Extended by Britain
The Times of London reports Britain will extend its offshore fishing limit from 4 to 12 miles in retaliation to other nations. The extension to 12 miles will be announced at the International Fisheries Conference opening in London this Tuesday.
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Council Urged To Ease Rules On Marriages
Vatican City UPI Cardinal Frings archbishop of Cologne urged the Ecumenical Council to ease Catholic rules on mixed marriages. He called for recognition of a mixed marriage's validity when performed by non Catholic ministers, a move aimed at improving Christian unity and likely to be welcomed by Protestant churches.
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Assassination Just an Entry To Bookkeepers
Washington reports that effective 2 p.m. EST Friday Nov 22 John F Kennedy was removed from the government payroll and replaced by Lyndon B Johnson. Johnson’s salary rose from 33000 to 100000 and he began the 50000 expense allowance. The GAO noted the change was an intra-office bookkeeping adjustment with no extensive paperwork.
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NATO mixed manned force backed by Johnson Paris
President Johnson reaffirms US backing for an early mixed manned nuclear force within NATO. Britain Italy and others show growing support as talks aim to field 25 fast surface vessels with eight Polaris missiles, crews drawn from participating navies, to give non nuclear allies a stake in control.
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