Moyers Denies Credibility Gap Between President and Public
Former White House press secretary Bill D Moyers takes over as Newsday publisher in Garden City New York saying there is no credibility gap between the President and the public He vows to be independent but will offer advice and maintain a personal friendship with President Johnson while not seeking office.
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Orbiter 3 Begins 4th Moon Loop in Lunar Figures
Lunar Orbiter 3 completed its fourth loop around the moon early Wednesday. More than 200 tiny pictures, each 800 by 1,000 feet, were flashed to viewers at the laboratory as the space craft sent frames to a tracking station in Spain. The mission will photograph 12 sites over seven days with all frames transmitted by next month. Each frame carries one wide-angle and one close-up lens, later to be stitched into panoramas. The sweep started at 5 a.m. and the shots reached Goldstone, California as the earth's rotation brought the station into range.
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Tourists Rally After Cold Season Hits Casinos
Tourists reel in from cold regions to casinos while winter dregs linger in Miami as Bahamas and Puerto Rico draw visitors. Hi hijack Race Track opened to record crowds last season but early reports show a 3.8 percent drop in attendance and a 10.2 percent fall in handle. Parimutuel machines now run steadier, yet Northerners still skip big bets with declines seen at the $50 and $100 windows.
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Powell tests on travel fund probe amid Bahamas links
Powell and aides face subpoenas over trips to Miami and Bimini Bahamas tied to Huff Enterprises Ltd. as lawmakers seek Powell’s qualification for the seat and possible expulsion. Emma Swann and Sumner Stone are named in the inquiry while Huff and her Bahamas ties draw focus.
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Johnson backs civil rights push with housing and anti discrimination plan
Johnson urged Congress to enact tougher civil rights laws, including measures to curb discrimination in housing and jury selection, extend the Civil Rights Commission, and fund community relations. He outlined a staged rollout to ban housing discrimination, starting with education and conciliation and expanding to federal housing programs over two years.
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Angry Women And Children Proclaim War Protest at Pentagon
Washington AP reports more than 1900 women and children staged a noisy bitter protest outside the Pentagon against the Vietnam War. They chanted war criminals and demanded audience with Defense Secretary McNamara, storming the river entrance for about 30 minutes before six demonstrators met with Assistant Defense Secretary Morris. Organizers from Women’s Strike for Peace said delegates came from multiple states and defended the action as a show of anger over the war, with placards showing napalm victims and slogans calling to stop the bombing and end drafts.
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McNamara notes bombing impact and Vietnam limits
McNamara acknowledged partial success of bombing against North Vietnam but said its overall effect on inflow of men and materiel is unclear. He warned Congress that current and future bombing is unlikely to greatly reduce enemy capabilities. He described reservist calls, anti missile talks with the Soviet Union, and the Nike defense budget amid uncertainty over talks and timing.
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Bullitt Dies in Paris of Leukemia Former envoy
Former U S diplomat William C Bullitt, first US envoy to the Soviet Union, died in Paris at the American Hospital of leukemia. His body was sent to Philadelphia for funeral services as daughter Anne Biddie arranged. Bullitt, a Yale graduate and early critic of Nazism and Communism, served as ambassador to Moscow and later to France, leaving government service in 1943.
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Hope Tevestia defends jokes on peace and Moscow payment
Hope Tevestia denounces critics who mock his American peace jokes and questions Berkeley as he defends his act. He cites a $1,200 payment from Russians for film footage and quips about Moscow, Reagan, and Phyllis Diller while in Miami and Hollywood.
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Sinkiang Flagged as Front Line in Chinese Power Struggle
AP report notes Sinkiang labeled a front line against Soviet revisionism and imperialism with tighter military controls. Postings claim a Sinkiang general met Russians in Ulan Bator to seek Soviet aid against Maoists, as Chen Yi warns Sino Soviet ties near rupture. Maoite posters accuse Lin Piao of plotting against Mao. reports say Mao’s forces press to control Tibet Inner Mongolia and several provinces amid clashes with anti Maoist forces.
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Ramparts Reveals CIA Ties of NSA Student Network
Ramparts reports CIA involvement in the National Student Association and its international programs. Michael Wood cites a CIA-linked coordinator, Phil Sherburne, detailing funding flows from CIA-front foundations and coded language used by NSA operatives. The piece notes NSA officials disputed the claims and insisted no such relationship existed.
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CIA Mends Senate probes into CIA and NSA ties
Senate leaders debate McCarthy proposed select committee to probe CIA domestic activities while Rep. Perkins seeks a CIA NSA report. An NSA official cites a student Roger Pulver hurried from Poland as CIA NSA links surface. The Evening Star notes CIA funding to three student groups alongside NSA.
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Vietnam War Update From Saigon and Heavily Bombed Areas
Vietnam front updates report wounded and missing crewmen as U S infantry continue field operations with limited enemy contact aided by B52 strikes from Guam after a Tuesday night raid on a northern highland position. American officials announce civilians accompanying U S forces in Vietnam may be subject to the Uniform Code of Military Justice prompting debate at the briefing.
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