Manchester book dispute tied to Kennedy family rift
AP special correspondent Relman Morin reports William Manchester cites differences between Mrs. Kennedy and Sen. Kennedy as partly fueling the dispute over The Death of a President. Manchester says Kennedy sought changes seen as political while defending his sympathetic view of Johnson and noting family loyalty amid editorial pressure.
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Relman Morin
Washington
William Manchester
John F. Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Bob
Manchester
Kennedy
Johnson
Kenneth O’donnell
Air Force One
O’donnell
Warren Commission
Boston Globe
Mrs. Kennedy
Thomas
Sen. Kennedy
Limited Movement Of Man On Moon Is Recommended
Washington AP The Space Advisory Committee urges astronauts on the moon to move as little as possible during the first visit. The panel warns against premature base building and stresses caution amid moon uncertainties. Cochairs are Dr. Franklin A. Long and Dr. Lewis M. Branscomb.
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Washington
President's
Space Advisory Committee
Space Agency
Cochairmen
Franklin A. Long
Cornell University
Lewis M. Branscomb
Joint Institute For Laboratory Astrophysics
Boulder
Colo
Johnson
Cape Kennedy
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Senate Space Committee
NASA
Robert C. Seamans Jr
Seamans
Charles A. Berry
NASA Center
Mercury
Gemini
Lunar Orbiter 3 Closer Approach To Moon For Landing Sites
Lunar Orbiter 3 nears the moon to photograph 12 primary landing targets along the equator. The 850 pound craft launched from its rocket engine for an 3 hour 28 minute orbit ranging from 34.1 to 1.144 miles. Deboost maneuver directed by Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena.
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Pasadena
Calif
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Six Latin nations to sign regional ban on nuclear weapons
Sixteen teen Latin American and Caribbean nations move toward signing a treaty Tuesday to ban nuclear weapons in the Western Hemisphere from the United States to Antarctica. The accord requires ratification by legislatures and could take years to become binding, with Cuba and five nuclear powers among holdouts.
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Charles Green
Mexico City
United States
Antarctica
Cuba
Brandt Says West Germany Lacks Funds for Arms
Foreign Minister Willy Brandt told U S leaders in Washington that West Germany has no funds to buy American arms in the second half of 1967 and may fall short on the first half of the year. The two year arms pact worth 1 35 billion expires June 30 and funding gaps could prompt cuts in U S forces in Germany.
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Germany
Willy Brandt
U.S
Washington
West Germany
United States
Brandt
Johnson
Kurt Georg Kiesinger
Harvard Hisses and Laughter During Goldberg Speech
Arthur Goldberg, U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, spoke at Harvard before 1,200 students and some faculty. He defended Vietnam policy, declined to discuss air campaign delays, and urged negotiation to resolve ambiguity. The event featured hisses and applause, with a student calling for disillusionment over U.S.Vietnam stance.
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Mass
Arthur J. Goldberg
U.S
United Nations
Harvard University
Goldberg
North Vietnam
United States
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Johnson
Vietnam
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