Mao Wins Vindication For Policies In Beijing Plenum
Mao Zedong gains strong support at a 12 day Central Committee plenary in Peking. The communique praises his policies and signals a new push for the five year plan amid purges and renewed emphasis on Viet Nam. Lin Piao is singled out alongside Mao.
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Soviet Union
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Viet Nam
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Peking
Politburo
Central Committee
Lo Jui-ching
Lu Ting-yi
Peng Chen
Marshall Lin Piao
Assassination Books Debate Kennedy Gunfire Angles
The piece outlines Lane's criticisms of the Warren Commission on Kennedy's assassination. It cites alleged witnesses from a grassy knoll, debates Oswald as lone gunman, and questions about the Mannlicher Carcano rifle and firing rates. Lane argues multiple shooters and cross fire scenarios.
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Connally
Warren Commission
Oswald
Texas Book Depository
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Commission
Warren
Marine Corps
Nelson Delgado
Maggie
Johnson Receives U S Assurances On Red China Policy
President Johnson was assured Red China is countering signs of disarray rather than seeking new policy moves. Washington interpreted a Peking Communist Central Committee communiqué as avoiding bold foreign policy steps. The weekend at the LBJ Ranch included filling four diplomatic posts, notably naming Carol C. Laise as ambassador to Nepal.
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Nist
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Foreign Service
Carol C. Laise
Nepal
India
China
Union and Air Lines Clash Over Settlement Terms
Wirtz says union reached terms then reverted to a $94 million position after Reynolds briefed both sides. Siemiller storms out as an airline rep accuses him of lying. A Sunday meeting is planned to seek mutual agreement despite the heated exchange and miscommunication.
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International Association of Machinists
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Eisenhower rejects de Gaulle plan for three nation world strategy
In 1958 President Eisenhower rejected a French proposal for a three-nation Ameri can French British directorate to decide global strategy. State records released by a Senate subcommittee show Eisenhower warned such a group could not govern NATO decisions and urged ongoing NATO consultation.
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de Gaulle
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Britain
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