A Quiet Saturday LBJ Sets Fast Pace For Day
President Lyndon B. Johnson begins a quiet weekend at the White House with a breakfast of cantaloupe and tea after a late night of study. An Associated Press account by Robert M. Jackson describes the morning routine, papers stacked by his bed, and the 67 to 68 degree day.
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Escapee Kills Trooper In Roadside Gun Battle
In Lumberton North Carolina early Saturday James Hugh Marshburn Jr 21 a North Carolina Highway Patrolman was killed in a roadside gun battle with escapee Olin Fowler 40 Nichols South Carolina The second trooper Cecil Mack Denning 42 was wounded but survived The other escapee Ki am G Perry 32 fled into woods and was later captured The pair had stolen a car armed themselves using weapons from a National Guard armory and wounded a farm hand during their crime spree
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Khrushchev offers Soviet arms to anti colonial fighters
Premier Khrushchev told a World Youth Forum delegation that people fighting colonialism may receive Soviet weapons. He cited Vietnam and Korea as examples and noted recent requests from Indonesia, India, and Cyprus. He stressed peace but said weapons can aid those ready to fight.
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New Tonkin Gulf Report Confirmed By Defense Secretary
Washington AP Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara reported that two U S destroyers opened fire on four unidentified vessels in the Tonkin Gulf area. He said the ships showed hostile intent but provided no evidence they fired on the American destroyers. The incident occurred at night and followed a prior Pentagon statement.
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Let's Watch That Baby Talk Mom
London AP reports Barbara Hicks a Trinity College of Music speech teacher says mothers talking down to children harms their language learning. She cites an educational report on British speech defects and urges early correction of lisps to prevent long term faults.
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Hurricane Heads For Carolinas
Hurricane Gladys, the season’s fourth cyclone, was about 650 miles east of Fort Pierce and southeast of Wilmington as forecasters noted weak steering currents. The storm moved at eight mph with little chance of an abrupt turn, while Florida remained on alert for potential effects.
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County Tax Growth Cited
A brief item notes rising county tax figures cited in a public budget discussion. Details unspecified due to fragmentary OCR. Authorities or dates are not clear from the readable text.
Nobel laureate argues viruses may trigger cancer rather than cause it
Dr. John F. Enders told the fifth national cancer conference that growing evidence supports viruses as triggers in some cancers rather than primary causes. He noted many cancer-causing viruses also occur in humans and discussed integration with host cells and the difficulty of recovering viruses from tumors. Other Nobel laureates spoke at the University of Pennsylvania Medical School centennial event.
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Wendell M. Stanley
University of California
George Beadie
University of Chicago
Severo Ochoa
New York University
Arthur Kornberg
Stanford University
Goldwater Blasts Use Of Secrets In Campaign
Senator Barry Goldwater accused President Johnson of using highly classified defense information for political gain. He cited Johnson’s California radar reveal and a Pentagon nuclear megatonnage statement, calling it part of a government propaganda effort and campaign support from Cabinet members and public funds. He claimed large crowds greeted his campaign and dismissed South regional significance of recent events.
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Enduring Warren Era Faces Stormy Decade
AP reports Chief Justice Earl Warren, 73, heads a landmark court facing controversy over desegregation and individual rights. While impeachers call for removal, public and even the John Birch Society doubt impeachment will occur as Warren remains a central figure in postwar jurisprudence.
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