Indira Gandhi Attacks U S Aid Policy in Rally
Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi denounced U S foreign aid terms and pledged continued support for Egyptian leader Gamal Abdel Nasser. She criticized army sales and food assistance conditions, saying abundant aid would follow if India accepts a capitalist system. The remarks, reported by Indian agencies, targeted the United States as New Delhi’s main critic.
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President Kant Van Eure in Oval Office Aide Calls
President Kant Van Eure held a series of calls from his Oval Office during a tense day. The log includes calls to Rusk, Mew Natiera, Calfang, and Christian, with timestamps ranging from 3:52 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. McNamara and Tom Johnson are noted in exchanges, Johnson returning to the office after a Monday absence.
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Johnson Loses Calm In Crisis Day Busy With Crises
President Johnson endured a chaotic day as he chaired crisis meetings with Rostow Calfano and Rusk over a threatened rail strike and Middle East war. He held updates with UN officials, prepared a televised address, and maintained daily routines amid tensions with Congress and international allies.
Goren on Bridge weekly quiz and Charleston Gazette ads
A collage of bridge questions with various vulnerable and point counts asks readers what to bid in multiple hands. The page includes a long spoofed bidding sequence and ends with a garbled disclaimer about subscriptions and newspaper operations.
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In His Office and a Crisis Side Question
President Johnson met with John W. Gardner secretary of health education and welfare in his office discussing domestic affairs and held several conferences in the afternoon. A side question grew out of the crisis during those sessions and then after these Johnson.
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