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Charleston Gazette in Charleston, West Virginia

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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1966

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Humphrey Views Russia Aiding Viet Cease Fire

Vice President Hubert Humphrey told Florence and Bologna papers that Russia could help reach a ceasefire in Vietnam if it refrains from urging North Vietnam to fight. He also commented on France’s Atlantic decisions, NATO’s resilience with France, and urged containment of China while expanding health services in Mexico. He warned Soviets may capitalize on French moves but unlikely to disrupt peace efforts. He urged prudent Kremlin engagement and noted Johnson’s efforts to keep Moscow informed.

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Law Review Names Its First Woman Editor In Chief

Ann Arbor Mich Sally Katzen a 23 year old Pittsburgh Pa law student is elected editor in chief of the Michigan Law Review becoming the first woman to hold the post in the 65 year history of the scholarly journal. She will lead an eight man staff and supervise 24 associates and assistant editors all men.

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President Takes Group To Church In Easter Visit

President Johnson attended Easter Sunday services at St Barnabas Episcopal Church in Fredericksburg Texas with a mixed religious group. He drove from LBJ Ranch in a blue Ford station wagon, plans stayed in Texas and Vice President Humphrey represented the White House at the opening of the baseball season. Johnson signed a bill authorizing 750000 dollars for a new official vice presidential residence at the Naval Observatory in Washington. The First Lady wore a beige suit and hat, Luci Johnson, 18, in a pink silk-linen outfit with fiance Patrick Nugent accompanying, while George Hamilton attended with the party.

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Vigil Protest at LB Ranch as Viet Nam War Demonstration

About 50 Houston Citizens for Action on Viet Nam demonstrated near President Johnson's Texas ranch on Easter Sunday. They delivered a letter to a Secret Service agent and sought talks with White House officials, while Luci Johnson and Pat Nugent passed by in a convertible. Spectators watched as a police and Secret Service barrier guarded the road two miles from the LB Ranch.

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