Georgia governor calls for end to rights protests in Am ericas
In Americus and Greensboro protesters face police action as 22 civil rights demonstrators are arrested for picketing a supermarket while Gov. Carl E. Sanders urges foreigners to leave the state and asks local officials to settle rights violations. A separate tally notes 50 Negroes seeking voter registration with no literacy-test complaints.
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Pacific Generals Meet To Talk Viet Buildup
Honolulu report on Gen Earle Wheeler and Gen Westmoreland meeting with Pentagon leaders to discuss implementing President Johnsons Viet Nam buildup 125000 troop decision. Taylor did not attend opening talks though he may join later.
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Sharp
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Robert McNamara
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Gemini 5 mission date hinges on fuel cells at Cape Kennedy
Space Agency pursues an Aug 19 liftoff for Gemini 5 with astronauts Gordon Cooper Jr. and Charles Conrad. Fuel-cell instability and insulation limits threaten the eight day flight aiming to extend the world endurance record, while early in orbit they plan a rendezvous with the Rep pod satellite using Gemini radar for the first time.
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Wilson Survives Censure Motion in Parliament
London records a heated Commons clash as Prime Minister Harold Wilson's Labour government defeats a Conservative censure motion 303 to 290. Heath, new Tory leader, assails Labour policies while Liberal abstentions aid the government before the summer recess.
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Ford declines to engage in verbal clash with Johnson
House GOP Leader Gerald Ford avoids a public battle with President Johnson over Viet Nam policy. He urges Johnson to correct a misunderstanding and warns that a quarrel would aid Hanoi Peiping and Moscow. Johnson blamed a confidant for distorting his view on calling up reserves.
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Diplomat Talks Viet Crisis
Washington officials press for clarity on what the Communists would do if U S bombing ends in North Viet Nam, with Dean Rusk outlining U S willingness to pursue peace through the United Nations and to privately explore Communist intentions at the General Assembly or Security Council.
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Rusk Rebuts Schlesinger Low Blow on Policy Trust
Secretary of State Dean Rusk rebutted Arthur Schlesinger's magazine claim that Kennedy planned to dump him after the 1964 elections. Rusk said future historians may judge actions with records, and urged confidences among officials to remain private. He noted colleagues abroad would rely on trusted dealings with him. Senator Robert Kennedy declined to confirm or deny the Schlesinger story, praising Rusk’s integrity.
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Cary Grant and fourth Mrs. Grant mystery in Bristol
In Bristol, Cary Grant aged 61 and his 27-year-old bride vanish after a Las Vegas wedding on July 22. Chauffeur Anthony Faramus guards a cable urging them to return to London. Neighbors report the couple staying at the Royal Hotel while reporters hunt for news of their whereabouts.
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Greek parliament confronts Athanassiadis Novas government
Protests outside the Greek parliament as deputies begin a heated confidence debate for Premier Athanassiadis Novas. Police seal off the building with barricades while Papandreou supporters demand his return. The vote is slated for Tuesday or Wednesday amid tense proceedings.
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Rose El Youssef claims U S planes monitor UAR rockets
Rose El Youssef reports American U-2 flights over the United Arab Republic at least every two weeks. Bonn sources say bases in the Middle East and Africa photographed Egyptian rocket installations.
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Coeds Murder Suspicions Rise In Texas case
Police say suspicions grow that University of Texas coeds Susan Rigsby and Shirley Ann Stark were murdered by someone they knew. They changed clothes before meeting death and were last seen meeting friends after vanishing July 15.
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