Johnson cites good start with Soviet leaders on nuclear spread
President Johnson says the United States has made a good beginning in relations with the new Soviet leaders and urges the Kremlin to join world efforts to curb nuclear weapons. He warns China may use nuclear blackmail and supports the limited nuclear test ban treaty, calling on Red China to sign. Johnson meets with congressional leaders to discuss these points.
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Bleeding Stops Outlook Grave For Ex President Hoover
Former President Herbert C. Hoover passed a comfortable night and his massive internal bleeding has stopped, but the bulletin says the outlook remains grave. Doctors reported no change in his condition and noted his age and frailty as factors.
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Mitchell Ex Labor Secretary Dies at 63 in New York
James P. Mitchell 63 former secretary of labor in the Eisenhower administration died today in his Astor Hotel suite likely from a heart attack. He had a long career in labor relations and government service, with praise from AFL-CIO leader George Meany, while Hoover's condition was reported grave by his physicians.
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Tower Crashes At First Union Bank Site In Asheville
A construction tower from H. L. Cable Construction Co. collapsed from the 8th floor of the First Union National Bank building in Asheville. The fall disrupted downtown power. no injuries were reported as workers narrowly escaped harm.
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Harris survey shows Americans doubt Warren Report fully
A Louis Harris survey finds 31 percent believe Oswald had an accomplice despite the commission saying he acted alone. Eighty seven percent accept Oswald as the killer, with 2 percent not convinced and 11 percent unsure. The study notes reasons include views of a complex plot, Ruby's alleged payment, and the assassin's background.
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Brezhnev Outlines Peaceful Coexistence Policy Bold Speech
Brezhnev delivers a 20 minute address from Lenin's Tomb to celebrate three cosmonauts, pledging Leninist collective leadership and peaceful coexistence while stressing disarmament and UN strengthening. He backs a united world Communist movement amid Sino Soviet tensions and hints at leadership changes after Khrushchev's fall.
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Supreme Court refuses to rule on Brooklyn white parents school assignment
The Supreme Court denied review on a Brooklyn white parents' challenge to their children being assigned to a distant junior high for racial balancing. The order gave no comment. The case noted that walking distance to Junior High School 275 in Brownsville, a minority area, was cited against bus transfers and referenced the broader issue of busing and school zoning.
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Red Cosmos Satellites Spying On U S Defense Experts Say
Washington AP defense experts assert Soviet Cosmos satellites are used to spy on the United States. The 48th Cosmos launch probes radiation belts, with orbits over the U S from 120 to 300 miles. US reconnaissance satellites may have aided the China atomic test alert, with U2 imagery cited.
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China may explode a second nuclear device AP report says
US officials believe the Chinese Communists may soon detonate a second test. Secretary of State Rusk noted a second explosion could come, though officials say it would have limited military effect. China aims to boost prestige and pressure neighbors while awaiting a larger stockpile and delivery forces. President Johnson warned against nuclear blackmail and pledged support to neighbors resisting Chinese demands.
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Soviet Marshal Biryuzov Dies in Belgrade Plane Crash
An airliner carrying about 30 people including Marshal Sergei S. Biryuzov, Soviet armed forces chief, crashed in fog near Avala Hill south of Belgrade. The four engine craft, from Moscow, overshot a northern airport and burned. all aboard were killed.
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