Johnson Defends South Viet Nam Policy in News Conference
President Johnson denounced neutralization of South Viet Nam and warned against expanding the war. He said the United States must rely on the South Vietnamese to defend themselves and that America’s role is to provide advice, training, and counsel. He avoided committing to actions beyond South Viet Nam and cautioned about a dangerous game by Communist powers. He also discussed Cyprus and Panama diplomacy, reiterating no precondition to resume relations with Panama.
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United States touts supersonic All aircraft as fastest in world
President Johnson highlighted a new manned missile jet claimed to outrun any Soviet bomber and reach speeds around 2000 miles per hour. Government officials released few specifics on engines or crew, noting only a single-pilot, possibly one-engine design with high altitude and range capabilities.
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New Winds In The Cold War By WILLIAM L. RYAN AP Special Corresprademt
AP special correspondent William L. Ryan surveys shifting moods in the Cold War with 1964 seen as potentially dangerous. He notes U.S. and Soviet burdens, allied strains, and possible policy overhauls amid Red China’s growing impatience and Asia frustration.
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Goldwater Seeks New Hampshire Primary Turnout
Barry Goldwater arrives early for a news conference at the Howard Johnson in New Hampshire. He discusses the primary, party make-up, tobacco, tax cuts, civil rights, Vietnam, urban renewal, and predicts a muddled result with a hoped for about 3 to 5 percent share amid multiple candidates and write-ins.
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Goldwater Sees South As Base Of His Support
Senator Barry Goldwater told the Greensboro crowd the Republican party cannot beat Johnson in the South without a clear choice and said he is the man for the job. He asserted the South as his base and urged building a two party system while criticizing Johnson's policies. He doubted other contenders could win Dixie and urged a candidate seasoned in the South. Page 6-A.
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Greek students clash with police in Athens over Cyprus
Greek students marching through central Athens clashed with police for hours in protests against Britain and the United States over Cyprus. Thousands shouted anti Western slogans before the U.S. Embassy as tensions rose with Greece's government briefing U.S. envoy Labouisse and Prime Minister Papandreou voicing protests in a tense diplomatic moment.
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Convention Endorses Goldwater in North Carolina
Greensboro NC AP reports that North Carolina Republicans at their biennial convention declined to instruct four at large delegates to back Barry Goldwater this June. Reps. Jonas and Broyhill favored endorsement, arguing delegation independence, while other leaders urged a today vote on Goldwater and cautioned against binding five months ahead.
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British airliner missing near Innsbruck in Alps
A British four engine Britannia jet carrying 75 passengers disappeared after circling Innsbruck due to fog. Search teams from Austria and West Germany scoured western Austria as weather hindered rescue efforts and officials warned fuel would run out by nightfall.
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JFK Family Attends Ringling Circus Visit
John F Kennedy and his children Caroline and JFK Jr. enjoyed a morning Ringling Brothers Barrow Bailey circus performance with Agatha Pozen and Mrs Walter Pozen. Secret Service guarded the group as photographers were kept at a distance while the Kennedy party sat near the front, leaving before the show ended.
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Ceylon Rejects Anti American Line At Asia Talks
At Colombo the prime minister Sirima Bandaranaike and China’s Chou Enlai led four days of talks addressing the India China border dispute. A joint communique said border situtation eased and China would increase economic aid, but no figures were given.
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