Viet Nam's Khanh Arrives in New York to Address Crisis
Lt Gen Nguyen Khanh, ousted South Viet Nam strongman, arrived in New York from Paris to discuss the Viet Nam crisis with United Nations officials. He vowed to stay as long as needed to defend South Viet Nam and expressed gratitude to families of war casualties. Demonstrators from pacifist groups greeted him at Kennedy Airport.
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Burch Sees Bitter Primary Split Behind 1964 Loss
Former GOP chairman Dean Burch warns in a report to Ray Bliss that divisive primary bitterness tore the party apart before Barry Goldwater's 1964 nomination. He says the GOP failed to present a united, capable alternative despite rule based convention selection.
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Kosygin Tours Berlin Wall in Snowstorm
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin toured the Berlin Wall in a snowstorm, peering from an observation tower at West Berlin and eight minutes at Checkpoint Charlie. He faced a chilly East Berlin welcome and later joined East German Premier Willy Stoph in touring war-ravaged central Berlin amid rebuilding.
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SNOOPING WITNESS ACCUSES KENNEDY OF PRESSURING PUBLIC OPINION
Senate witness Thomas A. Solan charged that Robert F. Kennedy as attorney general sought to influence public opinion against James R. Hoffa by planting a Life Magazine story. Solan testified before a judiciary subcommittee on government snooping. Roy Cohn echoed concerns about Justice Department tactics.
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Johnson outlines urban housing plan to attack city problems
President Johnson urged Congress to fund urban renewal and housing, proposing federal aid for satellite towns and rent supplements to aid three needy groups. The plan envisions 60,000 scattered site public housing units plus 140,000 conventional units, plus planned communities on city fringes to curb urban decay.
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Coliseum Sale In Jury Study Delayed Public Findings
Washoe County Grand Jury will take several days to decide if its 1963 inquiry into the Centennial Coliseum site sale should be released. United Taxpayers of Washoe County seeks public findings and an inquiry into past and present handling of the $6.2 million Coliseum construction to prevent repeats in a proposed downtown convention hall.
Jail Nazi Officer Who Gave Execution Order
In Vienna former Nazi officer Erich Raja was sentenced to 244 years for signing the order that sent Dutch Jews to Auschwitz. An eight member jury acquitted him of complicity in murder but convicted him of acting to cause deaths. defense and prosecution plan appeals. Raja, 60, previously a lawyer and businessman, joined the SS and worked with Adolf Eichmann.
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