Johnson warns Americans to oppose extremes in fiery union speech
President Johnson, addressing the International Union of Electrical Workers, urged Americans to stand up and be counted to prevent the nation from being driven by reckless extremes. He framed the choice as center versus fringe and emphasized duty to protect the American way of life. He did not name his opponent and spoke to workers across several union conventions via closed circuit.
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Prices Frozen By GM Set 1965 Steady Price Policy
General Motors announced it would hold the price line for 1965 models for the seventh year, signaling a trend for Ford Chrysler and American Motors. The move comes as GM faces a strong labor contract with the UAW and a booming auto market with high sales and record profits.
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Lebanon inaugurates new president Charles Helou
Charles Helou, 51, a former newspaper editor and diplomat, was inaugurated president of Lebanon succeeding Fuad Chehab. He pledged to continue Lebanon's foreign policy of independence and East West neutrality while maintaining ties with the West.
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Indian Defense Ministry reports clash with Pakistan near Kashmir ceasefire line
The Defense Ministry said twelve Pakistani soldiers were killed and ten Indian soldiers wounded in a Tuesday clash on the Indian side of the line near Kashmir. The incident occurred along the ceasefire boundary, according to the official release.
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Berlin Wall Opens Four Visits For West Berliners
West Germany approved an agreement with East Germany to allow West Berlin residents to visit relatives in East Berlin four times a year during Christmas Easter and Whitsuntide. East Germans remain barred from the West as the wall stays. The accord follows eight months of talks and mirrors a prior holiday visitation pattern.
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Nation's Weather By UPI Temperature and Precipitation Chart
UPI publishes a 24 hour weather table compiled by the U S Weather Bureau in San Francisco. It shows temperatures and precipitation for major cities across the nation ending at 4 a m local time.
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Weather extremes in western states reported by U.S. Bureau
The coldest reading outside Alaska and Hawaii was 31 degrees at Ely Nevada and the hottest was 98 degrees at Thermal California as reported to the U.S. Weather Bureau.
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American pilot shot down in Vietnamese jungle
In a night battle southwest of Saigon two U S piloted Skyraider planes were shot down. Lt George E Flynn III of New Orleans is missing after his plane went down near the Viet Cong U Minh jungle area. The second crew escaped a controlled crash. An Army officer was wounded at Phuoc Tien 340 miles north of Saigon.
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China rejects Soviet demand for control on atomic aid
West reports Russia offered to supply China with a sample atomic bomb and production data on 15 October 1957 but Moscow pulled back after 20 June 1959, abandoning the 1957 agreement and halting nuclear assistance. The clash helped widen the Sino Soviet split over China’s nuclear ambitions and Formosa policy.
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