Johnson and Home discuss arms and thorny economic questions
President Johnson and British Prime Minister Sir Alec Douglas-Home met in Washington to discuss disarmament issues and delicate economic questions. They reported good rapport despite differing views on trade with Communist countries and U S criticism of Britain selling buses to Cuba.
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Johnson
Alec Douglas-Home
White House
Richard A. Butler
Dean Rusk
U.S
South Viet Nam
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Douglas-Home
Cuba
Britain
United States
London
Geneva
Geneva Rejects Soviet Defection Charges In Disarmament Case
Geneva officials say Soviet charges over a defecting disarmament delegate are unfounded and unfriendly. Yuri Nossenko, a 36 year old KGB officer, defected to the United States after slipping into France February 4. U.S. officials confirm asylum request and Western officials call the defection a potential source of intelligence on Soviet tactics.
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Geneva
Switzerland
United States
Rene Helg
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Yuri 3
Nossenko
U.S
KGB
France
U. S. State Department
Probe Initiated After Lebanon County Bible Reading Case Arrest
Harrisburg reports a two pronged inquiry into the Monday night arrest of James N. Snavely 39 a key figure in a Lebanon County Bible reading dispute. Attorney General Alessandroni said state police and Agriculture Secretary Bull will investigate to verify if arrest tied to a federal suit challenging local Bible readings. Lebanon County District Attorney Lewis Jr ordered further look while police and officials deny political motive.
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Harrisburg
James N. Snagely
Lebanon County
Atty
Walter E. Alessandroni
Cornwall - Lebanon
Justice of the Peace
Mary Spallone
Snavely
Dist
Alvin B. Lewis Jr
Lewis
De Gaulle Eyes Argentina Visit This Fall
A five member delegation said President Charles de Gaulle may visit Argentina in September or October. The plan also includes trips to Mexico, Martinique, and other Latin American nations.
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Argentina
Charles de Gaulle
Mexico
Martinique
Thousands take to streets in protest at OSU arrest
In Columbus Ohio thousands of Ohio State students protested the arrest of a coed for a jaywalking ticket. The mass march moved from High Street to city police headquarters and back, causing traffic jams and vehicle damage before police planned talks with student leaders.
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15Th Ave
Columbus
Ohio State University
Paterson
N.J
High Street
4Th
15Th Avenues
George W. Scholer
15Th Avenue
Ban on Kissing in Dorm Lounge Sparks Debate
Bloomington AP report notes Sycamore Hall enacts a no kissing rule after head counselor Arden Mueller closes the lounge for what officials call a disturbing exhibition. Vice president Bill Godfrey plans to propose a Senate resolution criticizing university morals. Students protest. Purdue joins in opposition.
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Tid
Sycamore Hall
Bill Godfrey
Walkerton
Arden Mueller
Sycamore
Indiana Daily Student
Purdue University
Indiana
Mrs Ford Divorce Ends 23 Year Ford Marriage
Fairfield Idaho AP Henry Ford II and Anne Ford are granted an uncontested divorce after a 20 minute hearing. Custody of Edsel Ford 14 with visitation by Henry. Separate years of separation and a public romance with Maria Christina Vettore Austin noted. Ford chairman of Ford Motor Co. board.
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Idaho
Henry Ford II
Anné
Ford
Charles Scoggin
Margaretta Fitler Murphy
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Anne McDonnell
Southampton
Long Island
N.Y
Sum Valley
Henry Ford
Detroit
Ford Motor Co. Board of Directors
Maria Christina Vettore Austin
Austin
Anne
Normandie
Henry
Yale University
Europe
Convent of the Sacred Heart
Noroton
Conn
Ford-McDonnell
Yale
Fulton J. Sheen
Warren commission mulls new witnesses in Kennedy case
Chief Justice Warren said one or two new witnesses may be called next week as the commission tests evidence on the Dallas assassination. He noted a janitor who reportedly saw a sharpshooter near the sniper hideout, and Marguerite Oswald defended her son’s innocence while suggesting possible CIA links without proof.
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Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
Earl Warren
Lee Harvey Oswald
Dallas
Marguerite Oswald
Kennedy
Oswald
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Warren
Fort Worth
FBI
Marina
Dallas News
Texas School Book Depository
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Secret Service
Kennedy Widow Jackie in New York Visit
Mrs. John F. Kennedy widow of the late president arrived in New York with two secretaries for a several day sojourn.
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New York
John JF. Kennedy
Rosenwald Plans Gift Millions to Community
Jenkintown Pa AP Lessing J Rosenwald, 72, heir to a Sears Roebuck fortune, plans to give away most of his vast estate including a mansion and rare book and print collections. He aims the gifts to benefit a park, local culture, and public institutions while retaining a trust role for his wealth. He and wife Edith view philanthropy as stewardship and insist the government or community may keep the collections and mansion after his death.
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J. Rosenwald
Rosenwald
Julius
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Lessing Rosenwald
Sears, Roebuck
Alverthorpe
Philadelphia
U.S
National Gallery of Art
Library of Congress
Philadelphia United Campaign
University of Pennsylvania
United Fund
Institute For Advanced Study
Edith
Township Board of Supervisors
Rosenalds
Bike Gunman Strikes Twice At Cleveland Service Station
A masked robber nabbed 20 dollars from a night manager at a Cleveland service station and fled by bicycle. Police linked the thief to a prior overnight hold up, noting the same man appeared last night and the manager, Densil Stopall, had lost 60 dollars previously.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Densil Stopall
Stopall
Johnsons Wife Quickly Sets Own Style
The Johnsons new First Lady Mrs. Lyndon B Johnson develops a distinct White House role balancing culture and compassion. She pilots budget minded travel and social duties, hosts luncheons with women of achievement, guides staff, and aims to open the White House to broader public engagement while seeking privacy.
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White House
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Texas
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Zephyr Wright
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el’ Sic
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