Johnson City Brief Says No Undue Inflation Concern
The Johnson City White House declares no undue concern over inflation and hints at new price stability efforts. Acting press secretary Wallin says a meeting with top economic advisers will discuss the general economic picture, with no denial of a campaign against rising prices. The group, including Fowler, McChesney Martin, Schultze, and Ackley, usually meets monthly or bimonthly, location and timing to be determined.
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Johnson City
Tex
Texas White House
Johnson
Joseph Wallin
Laitin
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
William McChesney Martin
Federal Reserve Board
Bicester
Charles Schultze
Gardner Ackley
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Washington
Lbj J Ranch
Vietnam War Briefing From Hue to Hanoi
Reports from Da Nang and Hue Phu Bai describe intensified combat with Viet Cong forces. US Marines reported exchanges with about 20 Viet Cong with 1 dead and 4 wounded, while Korean Tiger Division troops relieved militia near Ken My village and uncovered enemy caches. US air power conducted large scale leaflet drops, bombing missions north of Hanoi, and strikes on railway targets. A Moscow-Peking-Soviet line claimed negotiators push for a halt to bombing North Vietnam.
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da Nang
Baigon
U.S
Hue-Phu Bai
South Korea
Tiger Division
Ken My
Qui Nhon
An Khe
U.S. 1St Cavalryivision
al U.S
Tam Ky
Son Ha
Quang Ngai City
Son My
Quang Ngai
Dua Tho
Ba Xuyen
Viet Nam
Red River
Hanoi
Haiphong
Ho Chi Minh
Ticonderoga
Bon Homme Richard
Vinh
Peking
Moscow
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Michael Stewart
Gulf of Tonkin
North Viel
Food surpluses abroad prompt dollar payments plan
Food as of farm surpluses abroad is in sight with the potential shift to dollar payments from some currency-excess countries. Proposals to ease farm controls and use funds from nonproducing farmers to boost foreign aid loom as a major congressional issue next year. A Cabinet study warns world food needs will outpace rich nations, urging help for less-developed nations to raise production. Patton and other farm leaders foresee rising foreign demand and conclude government stabilizers may end. A separate report notes a Viet Nam update delay at the LBJ Ranch as McNamara’s workload slows a White House briefing.
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U.S. Treasury
United States
Congress
Patton
Farm Organizations
U.S
American Farm Bureau Federation
Jong
Gemini 7/6 Target 2 Orbital Rendezvous Under Scrutiny
NASA officials say a 50-50 chance exists to launch both Gemini capsules in time for the rendezvous. Weather forecasters predict a 3000-foot scattered ceiling at 2:30 p.m. Saturday with 9 to 17 mph winds, seas two to three feet, and near 70 degrees. Flight surgeon Dr. Berry reports both crews relaxed and ready as teams review the Titan 2 rocket systems and flight plan for 206 orbits in about 329 hours.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Charles A. Berry
Gemini
Air Force
Col
Borman
Navy
Lovell
Globe
Borman and Lovell
Trial hand for guilty verdict in Selma slaying case
Asst. U.S. Attny Gen. John Doar urged the jury to convict three defendants for the murder of Mrs Liuzzo whose body was found in her car in Lowndes County on the night of March 25 following the Selma to Montgomery march.
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Asst. U.S. Alty
John Doar
Liuzzo
Lowndes County
Selma
Montgomery
Dear
Detroit
Teamsters Union
Anthony Liuzzo
Arthur J. Hanes
Gary Thomas Rowe Jr
Hanes
Rowe
FBE
Birmingham
Alabama
Hanas
John. Boar
Klan
Ralph Roton
Klan Bureau of Investigation
Robert Thomas
Eugene Thomas
Wilkins
Eaton
Joie iKlansman
Gary Thomas Rowelery
FBI
Nagram
Castro
Florida
Key West
Fla
Camarioca
Iland
Iing Dames
U.S
Cuba
George Whitmore Jr
Brooklyn
Rela
Westbury
Los Ans
Geles
New York City
Hoboken
Whitmore
N.J
Miami
Robles
Fredesvind
Montana
Nathan
Jimmy) Delan
Jey
Pedro Patino
Marjorie
Cambridge
Mass
Hfeithe Wylie-Hoffert
Delaneys
Delaney
Cooplean
Havana
Irwin D. Davison
Libio Caleja
Island
Regina
Fire Destroys Church With 125 Children Safe
About 125 children escaped injury as the West Side Episcopal Church of Sts. Matthew and Timothy on West 84th Street burned, flames damaging the basement and interior. Minutes later the fire spread to a nearby nine story apartment building, forcing tenants to flee in smoke and confusion. Civilian, firefighter, and police injuries were minor in the five alarm blaze.
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New York
West Side
Episcopal Church
Sts. Matthew and Timothy
West 84Th Street
British move to deter Rhodesia by offshore force
Britain outlines a plan to disrupt Rhodesia's operations with naval power and ground troops. The Eagle carrier with Buccaneer jets and radar aircraft is off Tanzania ready to strike Rhodesian targets. London sends Bottomley to discuss a possible battalion and redeploys Javelin fighters to Ndola with 300 RAF personnel en route to Lusaka and Livingstone.
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Bia
Smith
Rhodesia
Zambia
Kariba
Zambezi
Royal Navy
Eagle
Tanzania
Salisbury
Wilson
Commonwealth Relations
Arthur Bottomley
Laysaka
Kaunda
Copperbelt
Ndola
Nairobi
Kenya
Cyprus
Royal Air Force
Aden
Lusaka
Livingstone
Victoria Falls
Medicare doctors face anti trust probe over boycott claim
The article notes that doctors could face prosecution under the Sherman Act if they act in concert through a medical group to boycott Medicare. The AMA counters that an individual physician acting independently may lawfully refuse participation. Witnesses describe Montgomery events with Klansmen, one armed, others unarmed, and says leaders urged nonparticipation amid civil rights tensions.
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AMA
Montgomery
Rowe
Titan
Jesse Hodges
Roweters
Indi
Selma
Manteam_linn
Tender care advised for serviceman returning from Viet Nam
An AnKhe Viet Nam battlefield bulletin urges families to handle returning GIs with care. It describes adjustment quirks from war and advises calm, patience and tact as the loved one reintegrates, noting the difficulties but affirming eventual normalcy.
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Viet Nam
AN Khe
South Viet Nam
1St Cavalry
Southern Association to Continue North Carolina Accreditation
The Southern Association of Colleges and Schools said it will continue accreditation of North Carolina public universities and colleges after amendments to the Speaker Ban Law. Emmett Fields announced the decision, noting North Carolina resolved the issue and schools will retain accreditation.
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Bill Williams
Southern Association
Carolina Colleges
North Carolina
Executive Council
North Caroline
Richmond
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
Association
The
Association’ S. Commission
Emmett Fields
Abagueu
Southern Association of Colleges and ‘Schools, Inc
Watts Hill Jr
Durham
North ‘Carolina
Castro
David
Refugee airlift tied to Castro era policy shifts
The article traces reactions to Castros exile offer and the Camarioca airlift, detailing how Cuban refugees, U.S. actions, and North Carolina higher education policy intersect. It notes opposition to speaker bans on campuses, expects accreditation continuance, and outlines legal figures, locations, and dates shaping these events.
Record of cold and scattered warmth across the South and nation
A weather summary notes last year’s record cool spell in Little Rock and Birmingham, with Birmingham at 18 and Atlanta 23 while Georgia sites reported 18. Warmth appeared in Brownsville Texas at 72, and coastal Destruction Island measured 0.99 inches in six hours. Afternoon readings ranged from subzero in Hibbing Minnesota to 72 in Brownsville, Texas, with clear skies in many cities and light rain in Seattle.
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Little Rock
Ark
Mobile
Alabama
Gulf Coast
Birmingham
Ala
Rome
Marietta
Georgia
Atlanta
Macon
Brunswick
Tennessee
Perelran
Southland
Mississippi Valley
New Mexico
Texas
Washington Coast
Destrician Island
New England
Mercury
Old Town
Greenville
Maine
Montpelier
Concord
N.H
Hibbing
Minn
Elko
Nev
Brownsville
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Washington, D.C
Baltimore
Cleveland
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Detroit
Kansas City
Minneapolis- St. Paul
Seattle
Denver
Los Angeles
Phoenix
Miami
San Francisco
Houston
Anchorage
Honolulu
Bank Robbery At Rural Winston-Salem Bank Details
A robber burst into a bank near a residential shopping center ten miles west of Winston-Salem, brandished a pistol, and demanded cash. He fled with money after herding tellers into the vault, driving an apparent 1864 black Ford Galaxie. The institution opens only Wednesday and Saturday mornings, with afternoon hours on other days.
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Winston-Salem
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1St Cavalry Bulletin
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Dieger
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