De Gaulle Sees Limited Value in Johnson Visit to France
Paris analysis suggests President Johnson could be welcomed but a 1967 trip would offer little diplomatic gain. De Gaulle remains skeptical of a tete-a-tete while U S and France differ on major goals, though he does not view France as anti American and favors Western alignment with NATO while seeking independence from U S dominance.
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de Gaulle
Johnson
France
United States
Grand Trianon
Versailles
U. S
U.S
America
NATO
Russia
Vietnam
Germany
Kosygin
China
Washington
Navy
Pressure on Hanoi Increases Quietly Says Military Officers
Washington observers report gradual lifting of some air and sea restrictions against North Vietnam while overall policy remains strict. Bombing near Hanoi and Haiphong has begun in limited fashion, with extended U.S. naval patrols and new enemy air strength concerns.
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Hanson W. Baldwin
N. Y
New York Times News Service
York
North Vietnam
Washington
Hanoi
U.S
Haiphong
Pentagon
State Department
White House
Robert S. McNamara
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Death of Camelot shapes Kennedy family in court clash
James Reston argues Mrs. Kennedy's bid to halt William Manchester's Death of a President reveals a family torn between legend and history. He notes vast publishing interest and legal limits, yet insists the case cannot rewrite the Kennedys' public narrative or avert Camelot's end.
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James Reston
New York Times
Washington
John F. Kennedy
William Manchester
Kennedys
Bobby Kennedy
Manchester
Mike Cowles
Bill Attwood
Look Magazine
Cass Canfield
Harper & Row
Formosa
Europe
Pub Materials
United States
Thel
Kennedy
Johnson
Bill D. Moyers
Jacqueline Kennedy
Camelot
Bobby—_Kennedy
Bobby
Purge Trials in China Highlight Power Struggle
Two secret speeches reveal Lin Piao and Mao Tse tung fought to shape China’s leadership during a stalled battle. Tao Chu and Lin urged cadre purges and organizational shifts to curb rivals, while many officials and leaders faced targeted removal amid the cultural revolution efforts.
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Charles Mohr
New York Times
Hong Kong
China
Lin Piao
Communist Party
Lin
Mao Tse- Tung
Mao
Tao Chu
Politburo
Ithplenum
Communist Party Central Committee
Red Guard
Pleum
Politiburo
Peng Chen
Army
Lo Jui ‘Ching
Liu Shao - Chi
Teng Hsiao Ping
Tao-Chu
Tao
Purghyon
Desertions Rise Among Vietcong and North Vietnamese
Desertions and defections in North Vietnamese and Vietcong ranks exceed those in South Vietnamese forces. Interrogations of prisoners and defectors along with captured documents indicate rising experienced cadre defections threaten Vietcong organization, even as overall military capability appears unsettled but not collapsing.
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Jonathan Randal
New York Times
Saigon
Vietcong
Birth of Martin Van Buren in Kinderhook 1782
A historical note states that Martin Van Buren born in Kinderhook New York in 1782 became the eighth president.
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Martin van Buren
Kinderhook
N.Y
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