World Hails Agreement on Paris Vietnam Talks
The Paris move to peace talks begins as North Vietnam accepts Paris as venue for U S North Vietnam discussions. Leaders hope for progress though no outcome is promised. World capitals praise, with officials noting potential bargaining sites and personnel preparations.
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Paris
North Vietnam
Xuan Thuy
Mai van Bo
West
Johnson
World Press Corps
Harriman
Vance
U.S
Defense Department
Hanoi
Harold Wilson
Britain
Russia
Cochairman
Tax Blast Angers Solons
Key lawmakers clash over a proposed federal budget cut. Senator John Williams denounces the White House plan as a phony move while Johnson criticizes any cut above four billion dollars as misleading. Senator Frank Carlson and House Republican Leader Gerald Ford join in with caution and critique.
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J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mansfield
U.N
Arthur J. Goldberg
Vietnam
Paris
Rep
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
House
U.S
Johnson
John Williams
Rdel
Senate
White House
Williams
Congress
Frank Carlson
Arian
Finance Committee
R-Mich
Johnson dodges questions on Democratic nominee
President Johnson kept his choice private and refused to name a preferred Democratic candidate for the succession. He suggested he might skip campaigning if he disapproves of the party's decision and offered to discuss the matter after the convention.
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United Press International
Johnson
Reagan on Vietnam and Tax Fight Echo Political Clash
Reagan argued Vietnam fighting has pressured enemies into negotiations and urged a responsible fiscial policy. Johnson pressed for a $4 billion spending cut linked to a Senate tax package, while Mills stalled repeal efforts. A House-Senate conference eyed the package amid tax cut debates and political pressures.
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House-Senate
House
Ways and Means Committee
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Johnson Pledges Tough Path to Peace in Vietnam
President Johnson, speaking at the Smithsonian Institution dedication in the Patent Office building, said peace in Vietnam will be hard and hazardous. He defended his record, claiming credibility from his search for peace in many places and invoked Lincoln’s inaugural address during the ceremony.
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Washington
UPI
Lincoln
Johnson
Vietnam
Smithsonian Institution
National Collection of Fine Arts
Abraham Lincoln
Plane crash near Corsicana leaves bodies scattered in rain
Rex Owen a fireman from Mexia Texas described rescuers finding bodies and fragments throughout a wreck site 24 miles south of Corsicana as emergency crews moved grim cargo to morgues. Braniff crew included Capt J R Phillips First Officer Jack Foster Second Officer D W Crossland and stewardesses Carol Brand Suzanne Renz.
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Rex Owen
Mexia
Tex
Dawson
Charles Renfro
Braniff
J. R. Phillips
Jack Foster
D. W. Crossland
Carol Brand
Suzanne Renz
Corsicana
Texas Farm
Weekend Weather Brings Low Clouds and Thunder in Mountains
The forecast calls for a deep marine layer over the Southland through the weekend with thundershower activity in surrounding mountains and deserts. Coastal areas like Long Beach should see sun in the afternoons with low 70s along the shore, while gusty winds will affect mountains and deserts at times.
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Southland
Long Beach
Weather Bureau
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