Peace Talk in Vietnam Like a Duffel Bag
AP analyst James Marlow critiques peace talks as unchanged, likening them to a duffel bag full of familiar items. He notes Johnson’s repeated calls for North Vietnam to engage, Goldberg’s fact finding trip, and the administration’s ongoing push for peace despite limited prospects or concrete moves from Hanoi.
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Vietnam
James Marlow
Washington
Johnson
Nguyen Cao Ky
South Vietnam
Honolulu
Arthur J. Goldberg
U.S
United Nations
Bill D. Moyers
Goldberg
United States
Moyers
Walt Rostow
North Vietnam
Hope Civic Improvement meeting and local events
Ester Hicks notes a Hope civic meeting on February 16 1967 at 7 30 p m and a church pageant on February 26 1967 at 6 30 p m. A report on Vietnam peace talks and a Little Rock fasting by three religious leaders is included along with an obituary for Emma Lee Parker and funeral details.
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Hope Civic Improvement Association
Hicks, Inc
Mission Society of Union Baptist Church
Fulton
Little Rock
United States
Vietnam
James F. Drane
Harald Wells
John Norton Williams
Crane
St. John’s Seminary
Wells
Welsey Foundation
Little Rock University
Williams
Arkansas Council of Churches
Emma Lee Parker
Columbia County
Arkansas
Hope
Arthur Parker
A. P. Bradford
Rosston
L. P. Mason
Menlo Park
California
Chester Lee ,Parker
Gary
Indiana
Cleo Andeson
Magnolia
Lucenda Fendley
Pearline Johneson
Washington
Frank Andersson
S. T. Anderson
East Chicago
Iniana
Lena
Jesse Anderson
Compton
St. Paul C.M.E
West Cemetery
Magnesa
Hicks Funeral Home, Inc
Nasution accuses Sukarno as Communist ally in Jakarta crisis
In a Radio Jakarta address Abdul Haris Nasution, defense minister, accused President Sukarno of Communist ties and prior knowledge of the failed coup. He cited Aldit and Sugandi, saying Sukarno denied Communist fear and questioned generals. Parliament seeks his dismissal as Congress plans full probe and Sukarno hints at possibly staying in Jakarta.
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Fy T. Jeff Williams Hakarta
Cnthe
Sukarno
Congress
Gefi
Abdul Haris Nasution
Nasution
Jakarta
Aneswer
Suekarno
Sukarnos
Suskarno
Indonesia
Powell's Wife Agrees to Testify on Seated Status
Washington AP report says Adam Clayton Powell's wife has agreed to testify before the House select committee investigating his qualifications to be seated. If she appears it would mark a reversal from a previous panel that probed her husband and ousted her from a $20,500 job on his committee. The panel aims to wrap hearings but will hold an extra session Thursday to accommodate her. she plans to fly from San Juan to Washington to testify.
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Washington
Adam Clayton Powell
Select
House
Powell
Y. Marjorie Flores Powell
William A. Georghegan
Powell questioned on seat power and travel fund misuse
Tuasday session details Powell to face committee questions on New York court troubles and alleged misuse of government travel funds. Committee claims power to seat or expel him and notes a letter to Hartesh Datocrat. Three women subpoenaed. Emma Swann not served. Corrine Huff, Powell's former secretary, subpoenaed.
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Powell
Te Houge
New York
Hartesh Datocrat
Emma Swann
Corrine Huff
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