Johnson hosts private labor steel summit at the White House
In the White House state dining room Lyndon Johnson hosted a closed door briefing with labor leaders led by Y W Abel of United Steelworkers and AFL CIO chief George Meany. The looming steel strike deadline August 31 threatens 250000 workers and U S policy in Vietnam.
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Washington, D.C
White House
Johnson
Summit
Y. W. Abel
United Steelworkers
Abel
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Alex Rose
Walter Reuther
Mr. Johnson
M. Abe
Abe Fe
U.S
Viet Nam
Abe
John Lindsay
New York City
Maxwell Taylor
Hatters’ Union
Rose
New York
Liberal Party
Lindsay
Hatters
Dave Dubinsky
Dubinsky
Arthur Goldberg
Defense
McNamara
Dean Rusk
Commerce
John Connor
CIO
Lyndon Baines Johnson
White and the F B I operatives on Viet Nam stance
William S White states the core Viet Nam position improved but warns conditions may worsen before improving. He notes heavy punishment for Viet Cong on South Viet Nam soil and cites Soviet published reports acknowledging U S bombing effectiveness in North Viet Nam. He warns rising enemy reaction through combat and subversion aimed at pacifism.
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Federal
Breau of
Viet Nam
South
Moscow
United States
Camps offer summer fun for diabetic children
The American Diabetes Association supports nearly 50 camps in the United States and Canada where diabetic youths aged 7 to 16 follow individualized diets insulin plans and on site medical staff. Fees are reduced to fit families, and camps run through July and August with activities like hiking swimming crafts and campfires.
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United States
Canada
American Diabetes Association
Diabetes Association
Interpreting international liquidity and reform in 1960s finance
A column explains international liquidity as the reserves and credits available to governments and central banks for settling debts, detailing owned reserves around 45 billion dollars and IMF credit lines about 23 billion. It notes the need for reform, Bretton Woods origins, and a 1966 conference plan led by the United States with France and other nations.
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U.S
IMF
Fowler
Free World
International Monetary Fund
Public benefit of Kennedy era tell-alls argued
The St. Louis Post Dispatch defends Schlesinger and Sorensen for publishing early accounts of the Kennedy administration. It argues truth should be released now to illuminate present problems, contests claims about Rusk, Viet Nam, and Kennedy’s policy, and praises candid historical insight.
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Schlesinger
Sorensen
White House
Rusk
Kennedy
Henderson council resigns. Trumbo to take seat
N. D. Van Wagenen resigns from the Henderson City Council citing personal business. Herschel Trumbo is expected to be named his successor. Dr. Howard Woodbury is named chairman of the Clark County Unit of the American Cancer Society.
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N. D. van Wagenen
Henderson
Herschel Trumbo
Howard Woodbury
Clark County
American Cancer Society
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