White House seeks Geneva talks with Hanoi
The White House disclosed that the United States proposed direct talks with North Vietnam in Geneva, via envoys. No formal Hanoi reply yet, and U.S. Ambassador Averell Harriman would be available for negotiations.
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National Guards crack down in Nashville college area violence
About 2,000 National Guardsmen police and state troopers sealed off the Negro college area after two students were wounded. Guardsmen moved toward the A&I State University campus as students retreated toward the state capitol. Air travel was banned following a protest meeting and dormitory damage amid a four hour search that yielded weapons.
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Address To Congress Postponed Amid Funeral of Dr
The White House announced Saturday that President Johnson will not address a joint session Monday night and no new date is set. Press secretary George Christian cited the funeral of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. as the reason for the postponement.
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Information Clamp Tight on Martin Luther King Case
Memphis police shut down details of the multistate search for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s killer. Officials warned that releasing evidence could jeopardize the investigation or a potential conviction as city officials plan a memorial with anticipated large crowds. Demonstrators including movie stars were expected to join a Memphis downtown rally amid the King case fallout.
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Lindsay Strolls In Negro Areas
A brief item notes Lindsay strolling through Harlem and Brownsville sections with mention of Bedford-Stuyvesant as part of the Brownsville area.
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Warplanes Bomb North Vietnam North of the DMZ
Saigon reports indicate U S warplanes struck targets up to about 130 miles north of the demilitarized zone near Vinh city as part of a bombing restriction. The Pentagon has not confirmed broader curtailment while alerts note continued attacks on bridges ferries storage depots and aircraft gun sites. A possible shift toward peace talks followed discussions with North Vietnam.
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Trudeau Chosen To Lead Canada
In Ottawa Canada the Liberal Party selected 46 year old French Canadian Justin Trudeau as the 15th prime minister designating him to guide the party ahead of a national election. He won on the fourth ballot after rivals merged to block him and now faces strong Conservative Stanfield.
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