Russians U S Join To Explore Water Desalination
President Johnson announced a joint U S Soviet study to faucet salty seas and turn brine into drinkable water. The two-day Washington meeting on July 14 15 aims to assess nuclear powered desalination with delegates from AEC and Interior Department and reports to both governments.
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Resignation Blamed on Vacillation in Saigon Affair
UPI reports Senator Berry Goldwater said Henry Cabot Lodge's resignation as U S ambassador in Saigon was motivated by the Johnson McNamara policy of indecision and vacillation in Southeast Asia. Goldwater praised Lodge's resilience and urged a decisive policy shift to avert defeat by enemies.
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Economists Report Broad US Expansion After Tax Cut
Washington analysts say the May rise in consumer spending and a dip in the unemployment rate show the economy still advancing. The Commerce Department’s June survey notes expansionary effects of the $11.5 billion tax cut are becoming more evident, though one swallow does not spring.
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For Rent Classified Fragments and Furnished Rooms
A jumble of rental and property notices lists furnished rooms and apartments for rent. Ads mention beds, kitchens, air conditioning, near Charleston, various prices, and contact numbers amid scattered details.
Delay in Rights Bill Approval Possible with GOP Help
President Johnson said he would push the civil rights bill as the law of the land but warned of a delay of weeks in final enactment. He urged Congress to act before the July 13 Republican convention and faced GOP demands for a two week recess. House Rules Chairman Howard W. Smith was identified as a key obstacle.
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FBI Enters Case After Missing-Auto Found Near Philadelphia
A burned station wagon linked to three young civil rights workers was found on a rural road near Philadelphia Mississippi. FBI agents and state investigators rushed to the scene after the vehicle was discovered burned on a highway between Meridian and Philadelphia.
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Bombers and Missing Civil Rights Workers Probed in Nation
Police investigate explosive thefts and bomber clues amid a major search for three missing civil rights workers Andrew Goodman Mickey Schwerner and James Chaney federal agents join the effort as President Johnson orders full FBI support and local officials sweep potential crime scenes in Mississippi and nearby regions.
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Lodge Resigns Post as GOP Seeks San Francisco Support
Scranton announces Lodge’s resignation and notes Dewey may take an active role in the campaign. The Pennsylvania governor says he’s in contact with Meade Alcorn Leonard Hall and Fred Schierer and has received advice. Ohio’s Rhodes gets a favorite son vote as San Francisco fights for the first ballot nomination.
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Khrushchev Visit Security Tight as Leaders Meet
In Stockholm Khrushchev rode in an armored limousine guarded by ten police motorcycles amid a planned kidnapping scare and vandalism protests. He and Prime Minister Tage Erlander spoke over three hours about disarmament, the German question, Cyprus, and the nuclear test ban treaty, with Erlander noting limited progress on disarmament.
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Cabot Says It's Personal in 1960 Delegation Nomination
Cabot, as chief U S delegate to the United Nations and 1960 GOP vice presidential candidate, criticizes the administration's indecision seen as an undeclared contention for the nomination. He has won 43 convention delegate votes in Massachusetts and New Hampshire.
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Las Vegas Growth Seen Balanced by Planning and Recreation
The article argues Las Vegas will not suffer from overbuilding as long as growth stays balanced with basic economic expansion. It highlights housing absorption, construction as a byproduct of growth, and the need for thoughtful city design including walkable neighborhoods, recreation, and schools to sustain a bright future.
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Kennedy Withdraws From New York Senate Bid
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy announced he will not run for the U S Senate from New York. He said the move honors supporters while keeping him in his post to help civil rights and other duties. President Johnson later named Gen Maxwell C. Taylor to replace Lodge in Saigon.
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