Sato Arrives in San Francisco for U.S. Talks
Japanese Prime Minister Sato arrived in San Francisco en route to Washington for talks with President Johnson. He was greeted by U.S. and local officials and honored at a dinner by San Francisco organizations. He noted Japan would assert itself more in Asia and urged U.S. backing, with Okinawa jurisdiction highlighted as a key issue.
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Eisaku Sato
Hawaii
John A. Burns
Sato
Honolulu
U.S
San Francisco
UPI
Fisaku Sato
Washington
Johnson
Golden Gate City
World Affairs Council of
Northern California
The
Japan Society of
World Trade Association of the
United States
Hayato Ikeda
Japan Air Lines
Shima
Island
U.S. Department of State
Cyril Magnin
Ryuji Takeuchi
Okinawa
Faith calls tour publicity stunt laughable after arrest
British singer Adam Faith, returning to London, faced questions about his South African tour and a possible publicity ploy. He warned he could lose about 30,000 pounds and described the affair as laughable after being detained on a breach of contract charge when aborting his 48 show run after 12 performances. He was jailed briefly in Johannesburg, posting 20,000 pounds bond before boarding a London flight.
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London
UPI
Adam Faith
Faith
Johannesburg
Light bulb aroma trick for sick room scent
Nurse Minnie C. Weinstone of Tacoma Washington suggests applying a favorite stick cologne to light bulbs. The warm bulb releases the scent throughout the room, as reported in Squibb's Nurses Notes.
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New York
UPI
Milady
Minnie C. Weinstone
Tacoma
Squibb
Congress Debates Great Society Amid GOP Struggles
In Washington the 89th Congress readies its internal setup to act on President Johnson’s Great Society plans while Democrats finalize committee assignments. Republicans face image battles, possible leadership changes, and a first televised leadership pair with Everett Dirksen. Johnson eyes education, economy, health, and foreign aid priorities this week as briefings on Southeast Asia continue.
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Son
R-Kan
GOP
Committee On Committees
House
Leslie C. Arends
Ill
Gerald R. Ford
R-Mich
Ford
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Jerry
Congress
Johnson
Con
Appalachian
Southeast Asia
Pravda Assails Khrushchev Era Reforms as Top-Only Moves
Pravda criticizes government shakeups under Nikita Khrushchev and urges broader management reform from the grassroots. The paper hints at past reorgs being ineffective and notes shifts in party structure since 1962, without naming specific changes.
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UPI
Pravda
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Communist
Khrushchev
Communist Party
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