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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1966

Page

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Goldberg Offers Vietnam Peace Pivot At U N

At the United Nations General Assembly Arthur J. Goldberg proposed a staged Vietnam war de escalation starting with an end to bombing North Vietnam. He said a halt would come when North Vietnam commits to reducing its war effort. Johnson endorsed the idea but avoided claiming major significance. The speech also urged UN supervision in Southwest Africa and space tracking talks with the Soviet Union.

United Nations N.Y U.N. General Assembly Arthur J. Goldberg Viet Nam North Viet Nam U.S Goldberg Washington Johnson Senate Sen J. W. Fulbright General Assembly South Africa Africa Paris Charles de Gaulle United States China de Gaulle Phnom Penh Cambodia U.N U Thant Abdul Rahman Pazhwak Afghanistan South Hanoi

Barber Steve Martini Called Johnson Counselor In Columbus Day Moment

President Johnson praised his barber Steve Martini as one of his most influential counselors during the Columbus Day proclamation ceremony. Martini, who cut hair for Eisenhower and later presidents, was among diplomats and Italian-American dignitaries witnessing the event. Mrs. Johnson faced antiwar placards in a crowd in Page Arizona after dedicating the Glen Canyon Dam. McNamara announced a 30 percent rise in planned fighter production for the next fiscal year. In Washington, Rep Adam Clayton Powell Jr was stripped of nearly all chairmanship powers on the House Education and Labor Committee in a 27 to 1 vote.

Johnson Columbus Day Steve Martini Martini Dwight D Eisenhower Gay of Martini White House Aiden Lyndon B. Johnson Page Ariz Glen Canyon McNamara Washington Adam Clayton Powell Jr House Education and Labor Committee Sam Gibbons T-Fin Harlem

Lynda Johnson's Hawaiian Vacation Ends With Hollywood Visit

Lynda Bird Johnson cut her trip short to meet actor George Hamilton in Los Angeles. Her 5:18 pm arrival led to a hair and makeup session at Hamilton's Grey Hall for a star studded party night attended by Milton Berle, Carol Channing, Wally Seawell, Merle Oberon, Robert Mitchum, Bette Davis, and director George Cukor. Empress Farah of Iran also arrived from Paris for a three day private Visit.

Lynda Bird Johnson George Hamilton Los Angeles International Airport Hamilton Grey Hall Hollywood George Masters Pam Ann Hamilton Spalding Milton Berle Carol Channing Charles Lowe Wally Seawell Merle Oberon Robert Mitchum Bette Davis George Cukor

Kerr Hongred Becomes URI Honorary Doctor Of Laws Dr Kerr Opens 75th Year

Dr Clark Kerr president of the University of California received an honorary doctor of laws degree from the University of Rhode Island on Thursday. Kerr addressed more than 5,000 students and faculty to open URI’s 75th academic year amid campus energy.

Clark Kerr University of California University of Rhode Island Kerr URI

Shuffles the Cards but It's the Same Old Deck

James Reston notes President Johnson rotates State Department personnel without altering policy. He retains power in the White House and aims to keep talent like Rostow Katzenbach Rostow in key posts, shuffling roles rather than changing major players, a holding pattern likely until term end or Vietnam outcome.

Washington State Department C. Street Rusk Johnson Viet Nam Nicholas Deb Katzenbach White House Walt W. Rostow Irue Cyrus Vance Defense DTP Tnr SEN Department Wirtz Freeman Udall

Presidents Shift Officials Between Posts In Viewpoint

Viewpoint notes presidents repeatedly shuffle top aides rather than remove them, moving Arthur Goldberg from the Supreme Court to the U.N. embassy, Katzenbach from attorney general to under secretary of state, and David Bell from the budget to foreign aid administration.

Arthur Goldberg Supreme Court U.N Katzenbach David Bell Foreign Aid Administration

Twins The Rule Twin children aren't un usal for the W. E. Rigsby Family

Mrs. Rigsby wife of a local resident named in a fragmented notice. The item references twins and a family named W. E. Rigsby, but details are incomplete. The readable text implies a customary or notable mention of twin children within the family context.

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