Johnson Pearson Hold Economic Policy Talks at Campobello
President Johnson and Prime Minister Pearson met for about two hours at Campobello to discuss inflation, wage and price guidelines, and broad economic issues. They covered Viet Nam NATO Rhodesia and the Caribbean with no policy shifts announced. Each gave speeches and laid a corner stone, reaffirming ties linked to FDR.
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Welshpool
Campobello Island
N.B
Johnson
Pearson
Seaboard
Canada
New Brunswick
St. Andrews
Campobello
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Viet Nam
NATO
Rhodesia
Caribbean
U.S
Bill Moyers
Fresh earthquakes strike eastern Turkey as toll climbs
Shocks hit four provinces and isolate twenty nine villages but official reports show no major new damage. More than two thousand three hundred bodies recovered, with final toll expected above three thousand. Airplanes deliver food while health officials order typhoid inoculations and water chlorination. The Turkish 221st Infantry Regiment aids rebuilding as authorities plan housing for victims.
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Erzurum
Turkey
Ment
Health Ministry
Arkova
Bingo
Syria faces new offensive doctrine raises regional risk
The piece notes Syria's shift to a doctrine of striking inside Israel in response to provocation, eschewing the UN Security Council and aiming to ignite a broader conflict. It cites Baath leaders, Nasr’s cautious stance, and Soviet wary support as tensions flare after a July air strike and a naval incident near Lake Tiberias.
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London Observer
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Syria
Middle East
U.N. Security Council
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Nasser
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Russia
Security Council
Lake Tiberias
Australians praised in Viet battle
The battle near rubber plantations southeast of Saigon saw Australian Army D company suffer 17 dead and 26 wounded out of 110 men, the heaviest Australian single day toll since Korea. The unit claimed about 200 enemy killed as relief forces arrived late.
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Saigon
Vietnam
O. D. Jackson
Royal Australian Regiment
Australia
D Company
Harold Holt
Canberra
William C. Westmoreland
Yung Tau
Company D
Passenger saved after six days in wrecked plane
John E Emmanuel survived six days pinned in a Cessna wreck near Mount Higby after a plane crash with friend Richard Grimaldi. Searchers, aided by a truck driver spotting a flash, located the site and found Emmanuel in serious but conscious condition.
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Richard C. Grimaldi
Hartford
Block ‘Island
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Connecticut
John Faulkner
Faulkner
No vodka for Ivan in Soviet servicemen mail ban
An army sergeant writes to Red Star urging relatives to stop smuggling vodka to soldiers via hot water bottles and baked goods. He warns such mail and "Dear Ivan" letters tempt AWOL and crimes, stressing that alcohol violates military discipline and humane support is needed.
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Moscow
Red Star
Defense Ministry
Ivan
Calm CPR strike set for Friday across divisions
Union spokesmen say 350 CPR employees in the city will strike Friday while about 640 CPR workers in the Medicine Hat division also walk out. A. F. McQueen of the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks calls for a peaceful withdrawal as wildcat activity grows. G. R. Monkman notes 90 percent consent, with management and other leaders unavailable for comment.
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Division No. 4
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Toronto
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Ont
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Ontario Northland Railway
Toronto, Hamilton
Prince Edward Island
Ottawa
Medicine Hat
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
A. F. McQueen
G. R. Monkman
Transportation Communication Employees
Cabinet maps plans as national railway strike looms
A special cabinet committee met 65 minutes in Ottawa to map government plans for a national railway strike set for noon Friday. Prime Minister Pearson and eight ministers learned the Montreal strike date from union leaders and may hold a full cabinet session later.
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Ottawa
Pearson
Montreal
Parliament Hill
Gregoire Backs Separation as RN Leader
Gilles Gregoire, Creditiste MP for Lapointe, was elected president of the Ralliement National and became the first House of Commons member to back Quebec separatism. He pledged to pursue economic and monetary independence and to help Quebec leave Confederation. Co leader Real Caouette and RN formed before Quebec elections as an alliance of Quebec Nationals and Creditistes.
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Que
Gilles Gregoire
Creditiste
Lapointe
Ralliement National
House of Commons
Quebec
Confederation
Real Caouette
Gregoire
Creditiste Party
Creditistes
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