Johnson Keeps Close Tab On Viet Nam Upheaval
President Johnson kept close tabs on the Viet Nam upheaval with no public reaction. Reedy said Johnson reviewed briefings, conferred with officials, and followed developments in Viet Nam and the Dominican Republic while at the LBS Ranch near Johnson City Texas.
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Astronauts Continue Gemini 4 Procedures For Future Flights
The article details training and equipment used for Gemini 4 with back up crew Frank Borman and James Lovell likely to become Gemini 7 primary crew. It previews upcoming missions Gemini 5 lasting seven days with Cooper and Conrad, and Gemini 6 aiming to rendezvous with a separate Agena satellite in a two day mission piloted by Schirra and Stratford.
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Upheavals Hit When Taylor Is At Home
Washington AP reports Ambassador Max D. Taylor notes three Saigon turnovers since his Saigon post began. He sees coincidence, insists U.S. timing not engineered. Taylor delayed return to Washington amid Viet Nam upheaval and Quat cabinet disputes. Suu reportedly balked at a compromise, prolonging instability.
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Suspect Gonzague Arrested in Harlem Attack Case
Police used a composite sketch to trap Gonzague after victims identified him as their attacker. He appeared frightened at arraignment, later admitting the incidents matter-of-factly. Judge O Connell set high bail, calling it as close to a capital crime as possible. He was once a Benjamin Franklin High School star with an academic scholarship.
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De Gaulle seeks loose confederation after 1961
The text notes De Gaulle disputes a meeting of six heads of government since 1961 and favors a France dominated loose confederation. Erhard and other Common Market leaders push for a real United States of Europe, with no sign of changes in their basic positions. Erhard hopes for De Gaulle's agreement to a conference to aid this summer's election. The idea of political integration of Europe remains popular in West Germany.
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FDR For NYC as Erhard Hails Summit Progress
Karl-Guenther von Hase said Erhard called talks a good result and favored a possible summit with De Gaulle. De Gaulle and Pompidou signaled decisions hinge on events in weeks ahead, with farm policy and Common Market subsidies unresolved by June 30. NATO cooperation and France West Germany ties remain unsettled as discussions continue in Brussels and Paris.
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Fireboats aid in saving Ciudad De Neiva on voyage
Coast Guard vessels and fire teams fought flames aboard the Ciudad De Neiva after a fire threatened to capsize the ship. The vessel had unloaded 50 tons of dry goods from Charleston and was carrying 500 tons of general cargo to Philadelphia New York and Barranquilla. Heavy damage was confined to the engine room with only light damage to cargo, according to Paul H Kurtzmann of Grancolombia Inc. representing the ship owners.
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Klan Leader Challenges Church Officials to Debate
In Wilmington North Carolina KKK imperial wizard Robert Shelton challenged any National Council of Churches official to a debate on the civil rights issue describing the church group as a Communist front. A crowd of about 1500 attended a muddy rain soaked rally as power failed once during the speech. Shelton, North Carolina KKK grand dragon J Robert Jones and others spoke as the Klan continues to seek support and funds while the city barred use of a stadium for the event.
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