Johnson says no switch in U S policy after Cabinet meeting
President Johnson told reporters after a two hour cabinet session that there are no sharp or serious changes needed in U S policy despite recent world events. He stressed continuity stability preparedness and unity while noting continued domestic growth and a strong economy with rising GNP incomes and employment. He urged reducing waste and keeping allies reassured as the nation pursues peace with honor.
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Chou En Lai Calls World Summit on Nuclear Disarmament
Chinese Premier Chou En Lai urged a world summit on nuclear disarmament and pledges China would use atomic bombs only in self defense. He attacked U S statements and warned against nuclear blackmail while noting fallout from China's first test and urging action by Taiwan's China News.
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Coldest readings in 48 states hit 21 at five cities
The U.S. Weather Bureau list shows the lowest temperature of 21 degrees held by five sites including Butte Montana Detroit Michigan Craig Colorado Lamont Iowa and Zanesville Ohio. The day’s high reached 101 at Fl Toro Naval Air Station California.
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Curtis Publishing board ousts president amid rebel bids
Curtis Publishing Co announces Matthew J. Culligan resigns as president after a 34 hour meeting. Raymond DePue McGranahan is elected to the Curtis board, while editor Clay Blair Jr and Marvin D. Kantor face pending action. The firm reports continuing losses, with 1961 and 1962 deficits and a $4.5 million third quarter shortfall.
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Soviet Move to Smooth Relations with West Post Khrushchev
Moscow signals improving Kremlin relations with Washington and Western capitals as Brezhnev and a new leadership pursue calm, peaceful coexistence, diplomatic receptions, and a ban on nuclear tests while Khrushchev's ouster spurs a gentler anti-Khrushchev campaign and renewed social ties.
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Viet Nam Charter Unveiled by Civilian Council
The civilian high national council in Saigon unveiled South Viet Nam's provisional constitution, giving the military a prominent role and delaying elections. It postpones forming a civilian government and leaves unresolved who will be chief of state and premier. Military leaders pledge civilian control by Oct. 27. An unofficial translation notes a general assembly to be convened under future procedures.
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Vatican Ecumenical Council Debates Modern World Role
Eight cardinals from six nations spoke at St. Peter's Basilica as the Ecumenical Council opened talks on a landmark document outlining the Roman Catholic Church’s role in modern life. The draft addresses birth control nuclear disarmament science economics marriage international bodies and the afterlife.
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