U S Policy Makers In Final Day Of Asia Review
U S policy makers in Honolulu hold final secret talks on Southeast Asia policy as pressure from communists mounts. Secretary Rusk and Defense Secretary McNamara prepare to return as President Johnson weighs next steps. Possible options include increased air reconnaissance and carrier operations near North Vietnam.
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Romania to Buy U S Industrial Equipment
Romania seeks to buy large quantities of American industrial equipment, possibly including two nuclear power plants, amid a new U.S. trade policy. The plan could total about 150 million dollars with five year export credits and elevated embassies in Washington and Bucharest.
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Goldwater Rockefeller Clash Shapes California GOP Race
Washington reports a pivotal California showdown between Sen. Barry Goldwater and Gov. Nelson Rockefeller for 86 Republican delegates to the national convention. A Goldwater victory could seal the nomination while a loss would reopen a tight race with Scranton and Nixon as contenders.
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Trenton Judge Dropped From Bench By Collapsed Chair
Superior Court Judge Frank J. Kingfield briefly sank from view behind the bench during a condemnation trial in Trenton New Jersey. Spectators rushed to assist as he examined a collapsed swivel chair before a replacement was brought in and the trial resumed.
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Johnson calls Southeast Asia policy a fight for freedom
President Johnson spoke at a Honolulu talks briefing reporters on Southeast Asia policy. He stressed American aims to stem communism in Laos and South Vietnam and defend freedom, citing Eisenhower's 1954 letter and pledging to keep faith with South Vietnam.
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Shastri Pledges Social Reform and Nonaligned Policy
Lal Bahadur Shastri, named by Congress as its leader, pledges a new social order at home and a nonaligned foreign policy. He calls socialism India’s objective, vows to fight poverty and unemployment, and recalls Nehru while seeking unity and a broader national resolve.
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Bomb Wounds Bar Near Saigon Misses U.S. Patrons
A Viet Cong style bomb exploded Monday in a Bac Lieu bar popular with U.S. troops. No Americans inside were injured, according to U.S. military authorities in Saigon.
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Kmart seeks rezoning for La Crosse site amid objections
La Crosse residents and 147 property owners filed a protest against rezoning near the proposed Kmart at Losey Boulevard and State Road. The plan commission delayed action. hearings set, with full council needing 16 votes to pass pending plan recommendation within 30 days.
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Jacobs Bros. Super Market Destroyed In West De Pere Fire
A ventilating system spread flames from the back room to the false ceiling area in Jacobs Bros. supermarket causing about 300000 dollars in damage. Fire chief Peter Herber said origins are under investigation and that the blaze required six hours to control. No injuries were reported as employees and customers escaped with few belongings.
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Subway Radio Network Planned to Beef Up Patrols
New York officials planned a larger subway police presence and a two way radio network after violent attacks citywide. Mayor Wagner convened police and Transit Authority leaders as bids for short wave radios open June nineteen and a twenty percent force increase is slated for next fall.
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