Johnson appeals to governors to back domestic programs
President Johnson addressed 43 governors at the National Governors Conference in the White House theater urging stronger White House state cooperation to push crime control health and welfare programs through Congress. He cited the need to simplify funding cut paperwork and speed aid while noting a rise in Medicaid cost estimates.
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Claim Israel Bonn Making A Weapons Claim
A Soviet newspaper accuses Israel and West Germany of jointly making nuclear weapons in the Negev. It cites 52 German scientists at the Weizmann Institute and Dimona, with Bonn promising $100 million and plans to invest $125 million in Israel's nuclear industry.
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Weather extremes across the United States
The U S Weather Bureau reported the coldest main land temperature at 16 degrees below zero in Semidji Minnesota and a high of 85 degrees in Palm Springs California.
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Pope Orders Widespread Curia Retirements in Reform Move
Pope Paul VI ordered most senior Curia officials to retire at 74 and lower-ranking officials at 70 as part of sweeping reforms to modernize and streamline the Vatican administration. The reforms, aimed at aging leadership and liberalizing the church, take effect Friday with the secretary of state given expanded power. Cardinal Cicognani has led the post for six and a half years amid ongoing speculation of his resignation.
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Halt in U S North Viet Raids Won't Stop Reds from Fighting
North Vietnam shows no readiness to halt fighting even if the United States stops bombing the north and peace talks begin. Communist sources say Hanoi would only discuss American troop withdrawal and insists the National Liberation Front be admitted as South Vietnam's principal representative. They describe a push for talks as a hedge against a new U S offensive and frame a bombing halt as a condition for negotiations.
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Ships Collide Off Pacific. 8 Missing After Fire
Two ships collided and burned 300 miles off the Columbia River. The Liberian tanker Mandoil II had eight crew missing while 33 Greek crewmen were rescued by the Japanese ship Kure Maru. Planes searched the area for the missing men.
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