U S Consults With Partners On De Gaulle NATO Plans
The United States says it is consulting with NATO allies about Charles de Gaulle’s plan to reshape the alliance. President Johnson sent a preliminary, brief reply after de Gaulle’s letter pressed for renegotiation of the France US basing agreement and possible withdrawal.
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Expert Says Peking May Intervene If Hanoi Regime Appears In Danger
A Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing featured A Doak Barnett of Columbia urging de escalation and potential recognition of Beijing. He warned China might intervene if North Vietnam seems threatened, while Robertson argued recognition would magnify U S containment problems and hinder peace efforts. Barnett urged United States to acknowledge the Communist regime and seek a seat in the UN alongside Nationalist China while continuing to counter subversion and defend Formosa. He cautioned uncertainty remains about actions that could provoke Beijing and noted the risk of large scale Chinese intervention if North Vietnam is perceived as endangered.
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Goren on Bridge ends with vulnerable game success
In a Chicago Tribune bridge column, North contends with a tough no trump and a 1966 audience. South weathered a difficult diamond division by careful side-strength management to secure a vulnerable game. West opens hearts. declarer navigates spades and clubs, discarding clubs from dummy after a heart sequence, preserving top tricks and heading for a likely win.
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Notable Figures and Events Across Continents
AP dispatches report a German woman pilot Hanna Reitsch returning to Germany after operating an aviation school in Ghana due to ties with deposed president Kwame Nkrumah. a Mexico 1965 tourism rise of 79.22 million dollars to 781.42 million. Scotland hosts Japanese Rotary scholar Massahiko Takimoto in Strathclyde University drawing attention in evening dance classes. Ugandan councilman Sheikh Mohammedi Mayanyanj killed when a buffalo he shot rose during posing. Mobutu opens Parliament in Leopoldville urging end to race prejudice and provincial reductions. Crown Prince Carl Gustaf among Swedish students writes on European agricultural differentiation. Austrian Chancellor Klaus nominated to head next government after strong party showing. Congo reports Ponthierville freed from Simba rebels. British Labor government wins pivotal Commons vote 297 to 283 ahead of national election.
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Capacity Crowd Hears Graham Speak During Crusade In Greenville
Evangelist Billy Graham addressed a capacity audience of more than 21,000 at Textile Hall in Greenville during the Southern Piedmont Crusade. He argued the new birth is a mystery not fully comprehended, comparing it to life itself and stressing faith over understanding. He cited Nicodemus and asked who can explain which came first, the chicken or the egg.
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