Johnson vows to stay the course in Vietnam
President Johnson on a Tennessee tour reiterates U S resolve to Vietnam, defends bombing strategy and civilian conduct, and says peace talks could come by talks or deeds with Geneva accords guiding settlement options. He asserts readiness to engage toward reducing hostilities and to stay united with public support.
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Nashville, Tenn
Tennessee
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Vietanam
Da Nang Base Attacked by Reds as US Responds
Communist gunners fired rockets at Da Nang from seven miles away then fled under return fire. U S Marines and helicopter gunships targeted Red positions while 16 Americans were injured and three planes damaged. Ground troops pursued retreating forces as U S pilots flew 116 missions nationwide.
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Quang Ngai
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Kennedy plots center of cross examination
Perry Russo testifies that key informant heard Lee Harvey Oswald and two others plot to assassinate President Kennedy. Other items note Johnson praising Andrew Jackson in Tennessee and Bolstered debates over Powell's New York return and Latin American aid plan drawing criticism at an international meeting.
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Adam Clayton Powell
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House
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Ferrie
Cuba
Baton Rouge
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Mexico
Shaw
Security Tightened At Hearing In Kennedy Case
In New Orleans, extra security marked Day 2 of Dist. Atty. Jim Garrison’s preliminary hearing on the Kennedy assassination. Perry Russo testified he heard Lee Harvey Oswald kill President Kennedy, while a man named James Liscombe was arrested for making threatening calls.
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Perry Raymond Russo
Lee Harvey Oswald
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Russo
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WDSU
Johnson Lauds Jackson in Tennessee Speaking Tour
President Johnson marks Andrew Jacksons 200th birthday in Tennessee with remarks at the Hermitage and a joint session of the Legislature. He praises federal supremacy over states while urging civil rights progress and economic inclusion for all citizens.
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Tenn
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Vietnam
Columbia
Johnsson
A Smile Improves Looks Inexpensively
A light feature notes smiles as a simple, affordable way to enhance appearance. It references TM WRR Gen Fea Corp and suggests a casual, upbeat tone for readers.
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Fea, Corp
Debt Figures Show Big Rising Federal Burden
The Treasury reports total outstanding debt reaching 1.529 trillion as of December 31, a rise of 99.1 billion in a year. Fowler signals further deficits into the Vietnam era with a possible debt ceiling increase toward 346 billion. Individual and corporate borrowings also grow, while the share of debt held by federal, state, and local governments shifts.
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