Johnson rejects De Gaulle plan for Southeast Asia
President Johnson said he does not agree with Charles de Gaulle’s proposals for a Southeast Asia settlement calling them not in the interests of freedom. He favored continuing U S efforts to step up the anti communist war in Viet Nam while noting possible sympathy for a neutralization plan only if applied to South Viet Nam.
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Washington
Johnson
Charles de Gaulle
Southeast Asia
Viet Nam
de Gaulle
South Viet Nam
Saigon
White House
Peace Corps
Sargent Shriver
Shriver
Senate
Robert G
Bobby) Baker
Gen
United States
Graham says he would rather preach than seek political office
Billy Graham declared at a Houston news conference that he has no intention of entering politics or accepting a presidential draft. He said he would remain neutral and preferred to preach the Gospel, noting he has never publicly supported any party or candidate.
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Houston, Tex
Billy Graham
Graham
Houston Press
Executive Admits Using LBJ Name For Influence
Albert C. Young said in testimony he sprinkled President Johnsons name into letters for a TV station tied to the Johnson family to gain influence He stressed he did so without Johnsons authority and had never spoken with Johnson The probe centers on Robert G Baker and potential conflicts of interest involving Baker and insurance policies on Johnsons life.
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Washington
President Johnson
Johnson
Albert C. Young
Silver Spring
Senate
Young
Senate Rules Committee
Sen. Johnson
Robert G. Baker
Baker
Ranger 6 Moon Crash Mission Heads Toward Impact
Ranger 6 speeds toward the Moon in a 66 hour flight with cameras on board. It is due to crash in the Sea of Tranquility at about 1 24 a m Sunday, aiming to return lunar surface pictures for study of future Apollo landing sites.
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Pasadena
Calif
U.S
Ranger 6
Apollo
Con Ranger 6
Moon
Gun Linked To Beckwith Recess Set In Evers Case
Jackson AP Beckwith faces possible death penalty for the Medgar Evers slaying. FBI ballistics expert testifies the rifles match while John Goza claims he traded a telescopic sight to Beckwith in 1963, a month before the shooting in Jackson.
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Jackson
Miss
Byron DeLa Beckwith
Medgar Evers
Beckwith
Citizens Council
Greenwood
FBI
Richard Poppleton
Washington
Poppleton
Reon Grenada
John Goza
Goza
Evers
Showdown Looms Over Rights Bill After Second House Debate
The House completed a second debate round on the civil rights bill in Washington. Lawmakers expect a clash over amendments next week as Southern opponents seek Republican backing while President Johnson signals not to strain potential support.
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Washington
House
Congress
Johnson
Civil Rights Bill Debate Outlines Key Provisions
Civil rights legislation H R 7152 is debated in the House with supporters calling it essential to end racial prejudice and opponents warning it would curb civil rights for all. The article covers voting rights and public accommodations provisions, noting past acts in 1957 and 1960 and arguments on federal power versus states’ discretion.
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John Beckler
Washington
House
House Jn
United States
Leones Genetetion
Southern
Wreckage of U S Air Force plane moved to West Berlin
Fire scarred remains of a T39 trainer carrying three American officers were transported by six U S Air Force personnel to West Berlin for examination. Investigators sought clues to why the unarmed plane crossed the East German border during a 500 mile an hour flight.
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West Berlin
East Germany
Berlin
U.S. Air Force
Vogelsberg
Iron Curtain
Gerald Hannaford
Air Force European
Wiesbaden
West Germany
Miles J. McNaughton
James
Speeding chase ends in fatal crash at Elm and Green
A city police pursuit ended in a high speed collision at S Elm and W Green Streets early today. Michael Patterson, 24, of High Point Rt. 2 died after being taken to High Point Memorial Hospital. Two other men were seriously injured. Police Lt Shaw Cooke estimated the speeding pursued car at 65 to 70 mph as it ran a red light and collided with another vehicle. Both cars were demolished and occupants were ejected.
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S. Elm
W. Green
Michael Patterson
Rt. 2
High Point
High Point Memorial Hospital
Shaw Cooke
Elm
Cooke
Commerce
Commerce and Elm
Makarios Urged To Okay Plan For Cyprus Peace Force
Diplomatic pressure mounts on President Makarios to accept a British American plan to send a NATO peace force to Cyprus. Britain United States Greece and Turkey seek a four power presentation to Nicosia as 10 000 Allied troops are proposed for at least three months with a US 6th Fleet contingent nearby and Marines likely to lead a 2 000 strong force once approved.
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London
Makarios
Cyprus
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Britain
United States
Greece
Turkey
Nicosia
U. S. 6Th Fleet
Mediterranean
U. S
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Lynchburg, Va
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