Hue students condemn latest coup in South Vietnam
Vietnamese student leaders in Hue protested the coup that replaced Premier Huong, demanding the U S ambassador Taylor be recalled and U S aid be revised to curb perceived American interference. The Hue rally followed earlier rioting that forced American civilians to shelter in a U S military compound.
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Johnson Endorses Taylor Amid Viet Nam Turmoil
President Johnson backs Maxwell D. Taylor's efforts to stabilize South Viet Nam amid friction with Gen Nguyen Khanh. State Department confirms Taylor has full presidential confidence and plans for consultation remain unsettled while US presses for a civilian government and clarifies interim leadership.
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Duke and Duchess of Windsor sail to Europe aboard United States
The Duke and Duchess depart New York today on the luxury liner United States bound for Europe. The former King Edward VIII will be at sea for the Saturday funeral of Sir Winston Churchill, a friend and supporter. He has been resting at Waldorf Towers after December surgery in Houston. The ship will reach Le Havre next Wednesday and then travel to Paris. Churchill backed Windsor's plan to wed Mrs Wallis Warfield Simpson, but opposition forced abdication.
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National weather records report extreme cold and heat
The lowest temperature reported yesterday to the U S Weather Bureau excluding Alaska and Hawaii was 32 below zero at Bemidji Minnesota and Williston North Carolina. The high reached 83 at Miami and Key West Florida.
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Increased earnings offset rising living costs in 1964
UPI reports take-home pay for 13 million factory workers reached a record in December with three dependents earning 95.13 weekly and singles 87.22. Net spendable earnings rose 5.5 percent in 1964 as living costs rose 1.1 percent, with the consumer price index at 108.8 in December and a one cent rise per ten dollars.
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Johnson appoints Katzenbach as attorney general
President Johnson names Nicholas Katzenbach to lead the Justice Department, naming Ramsey Clark as deputy. Katzenbach, a 43 year old former Rhodes scholar, had acted as attorney general since Kennedy resigned. The pick ends weeks of speculation and follows other early cabinet appointments.
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