Laird Calls Johnson Policy a Weapon of Wind in Foreign Push
Rep. Melvin Laird R Wisconsin decries the Great Society and Johnson foreign policy as a weapon of wind seeking popularity over principle He predicts a negotiated end to Vietnam and a Communist takeover while warning against one party rule and federal expansion of power.
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Soviet Coexistence Policy Turns Sour Under New Kremlin
Diplomatic sources in London say the Soviet Union has soured on peaceful coexistence with the West. Kosygin delays with Johnson and may skip a trip to England while Moscow shifts toward closer ties with France and De Gaulle. A 19 nation unity meeting opens in Moscow.
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Vision of pocket transceiver links world audiences and spies
RCA chairman David Sarnoff told the American Legion conference that a vest-pocket transmitter will let any similarly equipped person see and speak from anywhere. He predicted a billion TV viewers via communications satellites in a global culture with a universal language. He also envisions satellite systems mapping weather, resources, and monitoring military activity for instant communications of U S forces.
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Window washer falls 40 feet after boastful remark at hotel
Carl Tuttle, 37, fell from a fifth floor ledge at the Franciscan Hotel in San Francisco after telling a hotel guest he never gets scared in his line of work. He landed on a two story roof, sustaining back injuries and bruises but was in good condition at Harbor Emergency Hospital.
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Kahn Stops in Rome On Way to Visit U.N.
Vietnamese strongman turned diplomat Kahn halted in Rome during a U.N. mission. The brief stop underscored regional diplomacy as he prepared to meet international officials.
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Cosmos 50 breakup alarms space officials
The United States disclosed that Cosmos 50 shattered into 97 fragments after its October 28 1964 launch. Experts cited a major explosion of fuel aboard either the rocket or the satellite, with no sure indication of mission success.
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Egypt and East Germany Boost Economic Ties
Egypt and East Germany announced closer economic relations and new trade and payments pacts to be worked out this year after East German leader Walter Ulbricht’s visit. Nasser may visit East Germany though no date was given. A UAR consulate in East Berlin was not confirmed. East Germany lent $100.8 million to the UAR for its second five year plan.
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Shakey's Pizza Parlor Offers Pub Atmosphere
A 1930s era ad invites workers to a lunch break option at Shakey's Pizza Parlor. It promises a lively English pub vibe with Black Bavarian Beer on tap and fresh hot pizza to rejuvenate workers before returning to their jobs.
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