Johnson and Khrushchev Agree War Is Unthinkable
President Johnson and Premier Khrushchev say all-out war is unthinkable and press for peace, but concrete steps differ. Johnson urges progress in 1964 toward a world without war while U S and Soviet leaders discuss freezes on nuclear arsenals and dispute settlement.
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Second Warrant Hangs Over Hagler in Missing Plane Crash
A second bench warrant was issued for David Fred Hagler after he failed to appear on four forgery counts. Hagler has been missing since his light plane crashed in Matagorda Bay near Corpus Christi March 10, with a passenger claiming they reached shore. In Washington, President Johnson pressed for action on elderly health care funded by Social Security, signaling possible House action this year to pass a medical assistance bill for the aged.
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