Selassie and De Gaulle Call for Collective Vietnam Solution
In Addis Ababa, French President Charles de Gaulle and Emperor Haile Selassie urged a collective approach to the Vietnam war at a state banquet. De Gaulle warned of escalation and spreading danger, while Selassie stressed that only international cooperation can resolve core issues, including Vietnam.
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Emperor Haile Selassie
Addis Ababa
de Gaulle
Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Pacific
France
Selassie
Somaliland
Emperor
Mrs. Lyndon Johnson’s daughter attends Humphrey wedding reception
Luci Nugent arrives in WAVERLY Minnesota as a surprise guest at the wedding reception of Robert Humphrey and Donna Humphrey. The newlywed, married August 6, greets the couple, Vice President Hubert Humphrey, and President Lyndon Johnson’s family. Guests snap photos as cake is cut and serenade performance unfolds.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Robert
Donna
Nugent
Humphrey
Phi Delta Thia
Thailand Faces Renewed Communist Terrors in Northeast
An early morning attack on a police station and an ambush on a village headman signal a fresh wave of insurgent activity in northeast Thailand. Officials tie the violence to a broader communist campaign linked to Beijing and Hanoi, with estimates of 500 to 600 terrorists operating in the Ku Phon Mountains and Phu Phon range as U.S. weapons circulate among the fighters.
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Ucorn
Thailand
Viet Nam
Win Yu Angkanarak
Udorn
Associated Press
Peking
Hanoi
Ku Phon Mountains
China
Thanom Kittikachorn
U.S. Information Service
Bangkok
Lunar Orbiter Near End Of Moon Photo Mission
Lun ar Orbiter near end of a lengthy moon photo session will transmit about 200 pictures back to Earth. Final shots occur on orbit 54 at 11 p.m. Sunday and orbit 55 at 2 a.m. Monday, followed by a readout planned to finish around Sept. 15.
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Hampton
Earth
Langley Research Center
National Aeronautics and ‘Space Administration
Moon
Llions
Goldstone
Calif
Woomera
Australia
Madrid
Spain
Strike Seen No Threat To Autos
Detroit reports auto makers say the Canadian rail strike will not halt American production but may curb Canadian output. Ford indicates its Oakfield Ontario plant could run for a week with existing stock. General Motors plans 1967 start Monday with uncertain impact on Canadian production.
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Ford Motor Co
Oakfield
Ont
General Motors
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