Governors Endorse LBJ Viet Nam Policies by 39 States
Governors from 39 states voiced unanimous support for President Johnson s Viet Nam policies at a Governors Conference. Reed and Scranton led discussions on federal state liaisons, Appalachian aid, and potential tax revenue changes. Johnson named Farris Bryant to lead the Emergency Planning Office and proposed a two year study to reform federal state local relations.
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Viet Nam
United States
Reed
Johnson
Farris Bryant
White House
Fed
Eral
Scranton
Appalachian
Florida
Office of Emergency Planning
Tennessee Goy
Bufford Ellington
National Security Council
Bryan
Maine
Republican
McNamara
Dean Rusk
Hubert H. Humphrey
National Governors Conference
Tose
John H. Reed
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Appalachia
Marks
Hatfield
Oregon
John B. Connally
Texas
Connally
Executive Committee
Secretary of State
Secretary of Defense
Namara
Alenamara
Rusk
Hurbert H. Humphrey
Army
Dallas Williamson
Cambhat
Bill D. Moyer
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Canada Munsinger affair prompts questions in Ottawa
The report notes potential mistaken identity in the Canada case involving Mrs Munsinger as Ottawa weighs admissibility. Prime Minister Diefenbaker faces calls for a full inquiry after Cardin pressed for files to reach the RCMP amid concerns over national security and political handling.
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Pagene
Profumo
Britain
John Profumo
Christine Keeler
Munsinger
Immigration Department
Ottawa
Cardin
Diefenbaker
Ottawa Journal
Mike Munsinger
Ottawa Athletics
KoesMigsberg
East Germany
Stalingrad
Germany
New York City
New York
Terrifying Snowbound Ordeal Described by Foster
Foster recalls a crash with a crushed steering wheel and a snowbound backseat retreat. He crawled to the wagon’s rear, dug through snow, and endured extreme cold and exhaustion while listening to a distant radio for hours. A mysterious gold light finally appeared, and he cannot recall the ambulance arrival.
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Foster
Assembly endgame in Richmond Council tax and vetoed relief
Richmond politics push to referendum on city council terms, with Senate and House approving a sales and titling tax package. The budget includes teacher raises, state employee increases, and a pay hike for the 1968 Assembly members. Also notes a highway billboard ban tied to federal aid and a quirky feature on Mrs. Holmes’s 2000 pig collection in Woodward Oklahoma.
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Richmond
Senate
House
Godwin
Asell
Senate Chamber
Henry FE. Howell
Norfolk
William H. Hodges Jr
Chesapeake
Capitol
William B. Hopkins
Roanoke
Virginia
Assembly
James M. Thomson
Woodward
Oklama
Harry Holmes
Shooting sparks rewards in capital city case
Police investigate a shooting described as an offense against law and conscience. Capt. Sims was shot not in uniform at close range. Deputy Oneal Moore, killed last June 2, remains under investigation. Rewards total 3500 for Sims tip, with 2500 from white businessmen and 1000 from the state grand dragon of the Ku Klux Klan.
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Sims
Spiers
Jesse Cutter
Claxton Knight
Doyle Holliday
Baton Rouge
Oneal Moore
United Ku Klux Klan
Jack Helm
New Orleans
Lutheran Church Leader to Visit U.S. Troops in Far East
The Rev Dr Franklin Clark Fry president of the Lutheran Church in America and head of the Central Committee of the World Council of Churches will tour military installations in the Far East starting November 7 in Tokyo. He will visit U.S. personnel during a two week pastoral mission.
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New York
Franklin Clark Fry
Lutheran Church In America
Central Committee
The
World Council of Churches
U.S
Tokyo
Astronauts overcome hatch problem in Gemini 8 mission plan
Officials reduce cabin pressure to safer 40 45 pounds with 80 pound limit. If sealant failed, launch could have been delayed. Armstrong civilian and Scott Air Force Major rehearse flight in sim. Mission includes Agena docking and a 100 foot spacewalk with a 54 hour pursuit to rendezvous. Landing planned 10 33 a.m. Friday in the Atlantic east of Miami.
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Scott
Armstrong
Air Force
Agena
Jedges
Lolose
Christopher C. Kraft Jr
Kraft
Miami
Atlantic Ocean
Widow sues for 750000 over officer husband's death
NORFOLK based suit filed by Mrs. Ethel Margaret Coleman alleges that service physicians failed to provide proper and necessary care during examinations for Lt. Col. Walter Raleigh Evans Coleman, whose death from pulmonary infarction followed a 1942-1963 medical history and service retirement. The claim seeks 750000 in U.S. District Court, with local law firm now representing her.
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Norfolk
U.S
Ethel Margaret Dillon Cole
Patrician Road
Coleman
Walter ‘Raleigh Evans Coleman
Army
Colesman
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