Soviet Verdict Shelves Johnson Moscow Visit Amid Viet Nam Crisis
Western dispatches report Moscow will not invite President Johnson to visit soon as Viet Nam tensions rise. Kremlin leaders, wary of direct involvement in Southeast Asia, weigh inner Communist disagreements and relations with Red China, delaying East West negotiations.
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Johnson calls for full employment and 1970 jobs plan
President Johnson urged a total national effort to provide full employment by 1970 as the labor force grows by 7.5 million. He cited a 5 percent growth target, outlined manpower goals, and proposed expanding federal job training grants and the minimum wage while modernizing unemployment benefits.
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Butler's bid for freedom denied in Malcolm X case
Norman 3. Butler, a Musk Muslim enforcer linked to the Malcolm X assassination, fails to gain habeas corpus relief in New York court. Justice John Mullen dismisses the petition as guards shield him from potential threats while awaiting trial on additional charges.
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Ship on Display at San Francisco Maritime Museum
A five ton section of the Otago iron bark once commanded by Joseph Conrad is shown at the San Francisco Maritime Museum. The stern portion was cut from the century old ship now in Hobart Tasmania, while a separate hearing notes the assassination mastermind vowed revenge.
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Jobless Surprise Increases U S Unemployment Rate
The Labor Department reports a rise in unemployment last month driven by adult women, lifting the rate to 5 percent from a lower figure. The total unemployed reached about 4.2 million as the labor force expanded markedly. Harold Goldstein notes the rise was larger than typical for the season.
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Cairo says spies plotted to kill Egyptian rocket scientists
Al Ahram reported a spy ring directed by Israel aimed at assassinating West German rocket scientists in Egypt. The paper said most arrested were West Germans and noted some suspects mingled with German scientists in the community. The West German embassy cited at least seven of its nationals detained.
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