Johnson Visibly Wary as Brisk Australian Welcome Ends
President Johnson toured Canberra and Brisbane amid noisy Viet Nam protests and festive crowds. He praised the trip as a sentimental journey, later joining a Texas style barbecue before preparing for the Manila Summit. The visit included Lyndon Johnson Park renaming and a wartime MacArthur HQ site rejoinder.
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Former Red Dean Hewlett Johnson Dies At 92
Canterbury England AP former Red Dean of Canterbury Dr Hewlett Johnson dies at 92 after a fall last week. He was a controversial Church of England figure who praised communism and claimed not to join the Communist party. His death occurred at Kent and Canterbury Hospital with his wife at his bedside.
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Aberfan Disaster Halted Slag Heap Collapse
Rescue teams halted a moving coal mine waste heap that had buried a Welsh school and homes in Aberfan. Officials reported 130 dead, mostly children, with dozens hospitalized and many others missing. Prime Minister Harold Wilson visited the scene as crews worked through the night.
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Manila summit preview and Viet Nam war outlook
The Sunday Enterprise highlights the Manila summit conference with President Johnson and asks how the U S reached Manila and whether peace near Vietnam is possible. An Associated Press report surveys war developments and the use of scientific weapons by American soldiers against the Viet Cong. The edition also previews the fall Southern furniture market with design trends and market activity.
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Senate clash delays push to adjourn amid tax incentive fight
In Washington the Senate stalled near adjournment as debate over a tax incentive bill raged. Leader Mike Mansfield warned of a long session while Sen Albert Gore pressed for investment provisions amid mounting amendments viewed as Christmas tree additions. Gore prepared to speak at length, signaling a potential filibuster in opposition to the amendments and the administration backed plan to attract foreign capital.
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High Interest Rates in Europe Compared to U S Conditions
The piece compares US rates with Europe’s experience, noting Italy’s long high rates and inflation, France’s deflationary policy and 2.4 percent inflation last year, and Britain’s 7 percent prime rate with mortgage pressures. It cites historical trends from 1955 to 1965 and discusses impacts on economies and borrowing.
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