Johnson shaped U S stance as France backs away from tensions
C L Sulzberger reports that U S policy under Johnson avoided stirring anti American sentiment in France during De Gaulle's era. Johnson refused retaliatory moves after De Gaulle expelled NATO HQs, praising calm diplomacy and France's renewed alliance as Vietnam peace talks began in Paris.
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Cease Fire Proposal Angers North Vietnam in Paris Talks
North Vietnam chief negotiator Xuan Thuy dismissed Hubert Humphrey's call for an immediate ceasefire, insisting the United States must halt bombing first. Thuy cited no direct reply to the proposal, noting talks began May 13 and recurring recesses yielded only a weekly meeting agreement.
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Couve De Murville Tops In All But Golf At 61
Maurice Jacques Couve De Murville, 61, excelled in public finance before World War II and in foreign affairs after the war. He held ambassadorships in Cairo Washington and Bonn, led as foreign minister for a decade, joined the economy and finance ministry in May, and won a spectacular Paris Eight Arrondissement seat with 14 998 of 28 034 votes, seven thousand ahead of the nearest rival.
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Cairo
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Portrait of Couve De Murville and French diplomacy
The article reviews Georges Couve De Murville's long service as Gaullist foreign minister, his cool steady style, and his role in shaping French policy. It notes his background, personality, and family life at 44 Rue Du Bac as De Gaulle sought a capable, discreet executor of diplomacy.
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Antiwar Leaders Plan Chicago Emergency Conference
An emergency antiwar conference in Chicago aims to boost McCarthy or another antiwar candidate. Organizers include Lowenstein Powell Gottlieb and Peterson, with ties to the Dump Johnson movement, civil rights and labor leaders, and Kennedy associates uncommitted to the race. The meeting seeks to show public opposition to Vietnam War policy and discuss tactics for a candidate not linked to the war or domestic crisis.
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N.Y. Times News Service
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Chicago
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Long Island
Robert Powell
New Jersey
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National Committee For A Sane
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McCarthy
Wisconsin
Living Under the Sea with the Sealab Projects
The article outlines a future of underwater life where people could farm and mine beneath the ocean. It details the Sealab program from 193 to depths of 430 and 600 feet, describing seahab habitats, dormancy, life support, and planned activities for divers and scientists.
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