Wilson plans July talks with Johnson in Washington
London reports Prime Minister Harold Wilson will visit Washington in July for a general discussion with President Lyndon Johnson on world problems. A White House spokesman said the date would be announced later. Possible topics include Vietnam NATO changes after the French pullout and East West relations.
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Op art and semi mini skirts debut in Moscow show
In Moscow at the House of Fashion a timid Soviet fashion display featured op art and semi mini skirts. Designers used black and white zig zags on cotton day dresses with two inch above knee hemlines. A Russian observer noted Western fashions appear bolder. The collection emphasized optical illusion designs with polka dot accents.
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Hi and Low Temperature and Precipitation Table San Francisco
24 hour period ending 4 a.m. prepared by the U S Weather Bureau San Francisco shows high and low temperatures and total precipitation for the interval. Details include daily readings from various city stations and comparisons with prior periods.
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Capitol to Enlarge West Front in $34 Million Plan
Congressional leaders announced a $34 million project to extend the west front of the U S Capitol to add space and address deterioration. The plan calls for 44 feet on the central front, 88 feet on the wings, and 56 feet on connecting sections, with work expected to start after 18 months and take about four years.
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De Gaulle heads to Moscow for 10 day Soviet talks
President Charles de Gaulle completed final consultations and prepared for a 10 day official visit to Moscow starting Monday. He will hold talks with Soviet leaders, visit Novosibirsk Kiev and Volgograd, and may view Baikonur space activity as part of a bid to ease East West tensions while preserving Western alliance links.
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Space Hero Sees Fog Cause Gemini 9 Test Scrub
Space hero Eugene Cernan described the two hour spacewalk during Gemini 9 as fantastic yet hampered by a fogged visor that left him feeling lonely. The fogging forced a pause on testing a Buck Rogers style maneuvering pack, while Mission Control praised the crew for a near flawless three day flight aborted only by equipment issues.
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Lovell and Aldrin Named for Gemini 12 Flight
UPI reports James A. Lovell and Edwin E. Aldrin were selected to pilot Gemini 12, America's final two man spacecraft mission, set for orbital flight later this year. The announcement came from Robert Gilruth at a Houston center news conference with Gemini 7 veterans Staf ford and Cernan present. Lovell flew Gemini 7 last December 4-18. Aldrin was a Gemini backup pilot.
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Teenagers Throw Rock at Humphrey Limo
In Washington a rock smashed the right front window of Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey’s chauffeured limousine as it was driven home. A Secret Service agent chased and captured two teenage boys and handed them to juvenile authorities. the youths reportedly did not know who was in the car.
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FDA Issues New Diet Food Guidelines
The FDA unveiled regulations to counter misconceptions about diet foods and supplements. Commissioner James L. Goddard said rules demand clear facts for health and weight control products, targeting low calorie claims and shotgun vitamin ads while requiring fortification classes and stricter calorie reductions.
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