Americans Still Back Hoover Amid King Dispute
Louis Harris reports a nationwide survey showing about 80 percent back FBI Director J Edgar Hoover for the job he is doing as head of the FBI. In the Hoover King clash three times as many favored Hoover as King, with 50 percent sympathizing with Hoover and 16 percent with King.
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Louis Harris
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Martin Luther King
Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Edgar Hoover
The
FBI and
Hoover King
Dr. Ip
King
Harris
Spy ring charge leads to expulsion of U.S. diplomat
Syria says it arrested a spy ring and declared Walter S. Snowdon, second secretary at the U.S. Embassy, unwelcome after alleging he offered 2 million dollars for military secrets. The Baath Party mouthpiece Al Baath first reported the case.U.S. officials in Washington confirmed Damascus notified Snowdon’s expulsion.
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Syria
U.S
Walter S. Snowdon
Tnt
Naqdia Damascus
Snowdon
al Baath
Baath Socialist Par
Ridway B. Knight
United States
Knight
Beirut
Lebanon
Washington
Robert S.collier
Boston
Walter A. Bowe
Philadelphia
Khaleel S. Sayyed
Brooklyn
Michelle Duclos
Montreal
Co op Commended as Scott Hopes Accord Endures
Lt. Gov. Robert W. Scott praised the Tar Heel Electric Membership Association and urged no derailment of the accord with private power firms. He and Speaker Pat Taylor addressed the association in Raleigh, noting tough negotiations and calls for legislative support while municipalities review the agreement.
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Ambrose B. Dudley
Raleigh
Robert W. Scott
Scott
Tar Heel Electric Membership Association
House
Pat
Dan Moore
Taylor
Assembly
Cam
Ranger 8 mission heads for moon on photo run
Ranger 8 blasted off from Cape Kennedy aboard an Atlas Agena rocket and began a 234 300 mile flight to the moon. The craft will return 4000 plus photographs of Mare Tranquillitatis before a planned crash landing around 5 a m Saturday EST.
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Fila
Flight Control Center
Ranger
Earth
Ranger 7
Ranger 8
America
Moon
Agena
South Atlantic
Sea of Tranquillity
Operation Against Red Force Opened
A large Viet Cong operation was started after US and Vietnamese troops found a Viet Cong battalion 32 miles southwest of Saigon. Fighter-bombers sank a metal-hulled Viet Cong vessel in Vung Ro Bay, after heavy fire drove off a Vietnamese junk and observation planes.
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Malcolm W. Browne
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Vung Ro Bay
J. S. Bowers
Lyndonville
Cmdr
Harvey P. Rodgers
Smithtown
N.Y
Rodgers
IUE Chief Rejects Merger With UAW Over White House Touch
President James B. Carey of the International Union of Electrical Workers sharply rejects any merger with Walter Reuther's United Auto Workers. Carey cites the White House announcement as improper and signals no negotiations. The IUE includes about 280,000 members while the UAW surpasses 1 million.
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Washington
James B. Carey
International Union of Electrical Workers
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers of America
Carey
Reuther
UAW
White House
IUE
Paul Jennings
Newark
N.J
Johnson proposes 700 million in depreciation benefits for businessmen
President Johnson outlines a partnership for prosperity offering 700 million in depreciation rule benefits to business leaders. He cites a 48 month booming economy while warning of future challenges and calling for cooperative action to raise jobs and production by 1985. He reiterates wage and price restraint.
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Washington
Johnson
National Industrial Conference Board
Iment
Eisenhower
London
Sir Winston Churchill
Apportionment Change Proposed in North Carolina House
In Raleigh a House resolution proposed a constitutional amendment on state legislative representation. Rep. Thorne Gregory and others seek a federal call for a convention to draft a 9B amendment allowing states with two houses to use factors beyond population for one chamber and to apportion counties and cities by governing bodies.
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Raleigh
U.S
House
Thorne Gregory
Halifax
Hugh S. Johnson Jr
Duplin
Wayland
Beaufort
Gordon H. Greenwood
Buncombe
Hollis M. Owens
Rutherford
Gregory
U. S. Supreme Court
Congress
Informal meeting between Johnson and Eisenhower over Viet Nam policy
Washington AP brief notes a surprise White House visit as President Johnson and former President Eisenhower held an informal talk on Viet Nam and global issues. Reedy confirmed Johnson asked for Eisenhower's advice while both recalled their 1955 heart attacks.
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Washington
Johnson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
White House
Viet Nam
George E. Reedy
Reedy
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Palm Springs
Calif
Rt L. Schulz
Flareup In Asia Puts Proposed Visits On Ice
Moscow reports say the Viet Nam flareup has frozen plans for Johnson to visit the Soviet Union and for Soviet leaders to come to the United States. Johnson had hoped for visas this year but sources say consideration is suspended due to U S air raids on North Vietnam and Moscow's hostile reaction.
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Asia
Moscow
Viet Nam
Johnson
Soviet Union
United States
U.S
North
Rookie Cop Uncovers Bomb Plot Involving Statue Targets
Ray mond Wood a 31 year old rookie turned undercover detective helped foil a plan by four extremists to blow up the Statue of Liberty the Washington Monument and the Liberty Bell. Police seized three American suspects and a Canadian and Wood received a swift promotion to detective after assisting police in the Bronx stakeout and transfer of dynamite.
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Ray Kohn
NEW York
Raymond Wood
Washington Monument
Ing
Bronx
Wood
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