Leftists Boo Rusk as Cento Parley Opens
In Ankara leftist students booed Secretary of State Rusk as he arrived for the Central Treaty Organization opening. Police broke up clashes between pro American and anti American groups with at least 15 arrests and one student stabbed during a scuffle. The Cento ministers praised the alliance while Pakistan offered cautious praise.
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Turkey
Dean Rusk
Alexei N. Kostgin
Central Treaty Organization
Center
Rusk
United States Information Service
Suleyman
United Navemires
Southeast Asia
Cento
Britain
Iran
Pakistan
Michael Stewart
United States
Johnson S Rights Transfer Plan Clears House Vote
The House approved transferring the Community Relations Service from the Commerce to the Justice Department by a 220 to 16 percent roll call, clearing the way for April 22 execution. President Johnson advocated the move to improve federal civil rights coordination and conciliation nationwide.
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Washington
House Medias Neon Eiretanes
Johnson
Forlrights
Justice
Senate
House
Commerce Department
Congress
Roger W. Wilkins
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Rep
Henry
Reuss
D-Wis
West Virginia Education Assn
WVEA
West Virginia
Chicago
Viet Nam
Pfc
Milton L. Olive II
Milton B. Olive Jr
White House
U.S. Alters Pattern Of Bombing North Viet Nam
Reports say the pattern of bombing North Vietnam shifted to a more scattered approach while targeting remains within a set list. Officials note the pause and new tactics aim to keep pressure without expanding targets, with emphasis on air defense and strategic sites.
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U.S
North Viet
Chicago
Max Frankel
Wednes
New York Times
Washington
United
Hai College
Tuessar Entertein
Rss
Raidersitime
Hanoi
Haiphong
North
Viet Nam
Richard Flacks
University of
Ahaeteeay
iChicago
Dr. Flacks
Peace Corps
North Viet Nam
Pat He Suluier
503Rd Infantry
173Rd Airborne
Air Force
Milton B. Olive
Lexington
Johnson
Peace initiative urged by Krag for Vietnam
Danish Prime Minister Jens Otto Krag pressed UN Secretary General Thant to take a new peace initiative for Vietnam. Krag cited Thant statements from March and April and said Thant is best qualified to lead talks including ceasefire, troop reductions, and inclusive negotiations with the Communist liberation front. He planned a formal statement after a lunch with Thant.
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New York Times Service
United Nations
N.Y
Jens Otto Krag
Denmark
Thant
Viet Nam
Krag
U Thant
United States
North
South Viet Nam
Communist Liberation Front
Security Council
Peking
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