Vice President Humphrey in Tokyo on Asian swing
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey arrived in Tokyo for an 18 hour stopover on the first leg of a brief Asian tour. He met Prime Minister Sato and Foreign Minister Shiina and urged Japan to aid in common U.S. goals including peace and liberty. Police blocked demonstrations while Japanese communists planned a protest march. He then heads to Manila for Marcos inauguration and will meet leaders in Seoul and Formosa before returning to Washington.
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Americans in Hanoi on unauthorised mission trip
Yale professor Staughton Lynd travels from New York with two other Americans to Hanoi for talks with North Viet Nam and Viet Cong leaders. Sponsored by Viet Report to clarify the position of the Viet Cong and North Viet Nam, the trip risks stiff federal penalties and is not funded by the magazine.
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Funeral draws thousands for Scruggs desegregation figure
In Franklin North Carolina a thousand people packed the towns largest church for the funeral of Thomas Walter Scruggs an 18 year old Negro athlete who helped peaceful school desegregation His death in a Christmas Eve car crash with his brother was mourned by both White and Negro residents and joined by Piedmont College students and former Franklin High teammates The service highlighted racial harmony and Scruggs lasting impact on the community.
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Fanfani's Resignation Refused by Premier Moro
Italian Foreign Minister Amintore Fanfani offered his resignation over criticism of his role in a North Vietnamese peace feeler that Hanoi later disavowed. Prime Minister Aldo Moro refused to accept the move, leaving Fanfani in office as questions loom before a parliamentary session.
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Johnson McNamara Confer Johnson McNamara Conferring
President Johnson and Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara conferred at the LBJ Ranch on the 1966 budget and potential economies. McNamara flew in for dinner, the talks continued after midnight and resumed at breakfast with acting press secretary Laitin describing ongoing meetings and possible budget extensions.
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Viet Cong declares four day Tet cease fire
Viet Cong announced a four day cease fire during Tet from January 20 to 23. The United States extended its air war moratorium against North Vietnam for a fourth day. The broadcast noted fighters and puppet government personnel could return home to observe ancestors and family tombs, with unspecified conditions for Puppet Regime members.
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Peace gesture slows B52 raids in Viet Nam
Washington reports delay in renewing B52 heavy bomber raids against Communist forces in South Viet Nam and a pause in bombing the north after a 30 hour cease fire began December 24. Officials say high level decision aims to press North Viet Nam toward peace talks while avoiding public explanation.
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Debate over U.S. role in South Viet Nam grows
Washington AP report outlines intensifying debate over U.S. bombing North Vietnam and troop buildup in the South. Critics question the president’s war authority and aim, while administration officials stress vital American interests and global credibility. Page 2-A Debates continue.
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Newlywed Neo-Pulp Honeymoon Prank at NC State
Raleigh AP reports R D Bragassa a NC State aero space senior and his bride Marie Campbell married five days ago returned from Williamsburg Va to find their apartment stuffed with wall to wall newspapers as a joke. They hauled out bundles in a truck to the dump while balloons balloons filled the bathroom and rice covered the floor. The couple plans to pursue the prankster and joke about it with a normal sense of humor.
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