Johnson Reports Good Start in Ties with New Russian Leaders
President Johnson announces a good beginning in U S relations with the new Kremlin leadership and urges cooperation to block nuclear spread. He warns China may threaten via nuclear blackmail and stresses readiness to join a broader peaceful effort and to support the nuclear test ban treaty.
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British envoy to stay as ambassador in Washington
Lord Harlech will remain in the Washington post for several months, agreeing to extend his tenure at the request of Britain's new foreign secretary Patrick Gordon Walker. He had indicated a wish to return home.
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Harlech on Hand for Wilson Johnson Meet Signals
London notes a probable British involvement as Lord Harlech, an old Kennedy friend, is expected to attend when Prime Minister Harold Wilson meets President Lyndon Johnson. The piece hints at diplomatic engagement without fixing a date.
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World's Fair Closes After Six Month Run
New York World’s Fair ends six month run with 33 373 446 visitors well below the 40 million forecast. Final public viewing Sunday drew 200 076 as officials estimate net earnings fall short of the 53 million forecast by about 23 million over two seasons.
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Schoolchildren to canvass for votes in national campaign
The Big E campaign planned by the American Heritage Foundation, the PTA, and the National Education Association will deploy student teams to canvass neighborhoods the week before the election. They will secure pledges from adults to vote, wear neutral Big E ribbons, and avoid political endorsements. Richard Berlin of Hearst Corp leads a communications council briefing on turnout comparisons.
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Johnson Sports Contact LensesTelevision Address
President Johnson used contact lenses Sunday night during his television radio address. No word on when he was fitted or how much he plans to use the lenses replacing his spectacles.
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Indians Observe National Solidarity Day Anniversary
New Delhi reports that Indians will observe a national solidarity day on Tuesday marking the second anniversary of Red China's border offensive in the Himalayas.
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