No Big Changes Likely From Huddle In Hawaii
President Johnson heads to Hawaii for three days of Viet Nam talks with four Cabinet members and top advisers. The trip includes U S leaders, Westmoreland, Ky and Thieu, and signals U S backing for Saigon. No major policy shifts expected from the conferences.
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Senate
Reckless Trip to Honolulu Triggers GOP Critique
Rep. Bob Wilson called President Johnson and four cabinet members’ Honolulu journey reckless and foolish amid crisis. He compared Hawaii’s distance to Moscow and warned of potential European or Latin American crises with the President far away. He noted Vice President Humphrey staying in Minnesota and said he would not assume presidential powers.
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Belgium doctors strike after premier's government resigns
King Baudouin refused to accept Premier Harmel's coalition resignation as Belgium's 10,000 doctors and dentists announced a midnight Sunday strike. They reject appeals for a truce and demand a 25 percent fee increase under the health insurance system, opposed by a 5 percent government offer. The strike follows a deadly coal mine dispute and ongoing health care tensions.
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Moro Out As Premier Moro Out As Premier
Rome AP Aldo Moro resigned Saturday night as premier designate of Italy after trying for over a week to form a new government. President Saragat accepted the resignation and began consultations to pick a new premier.
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Weather outlook features warming trend and showers
A warming trend could bring showers Monday washing some snow away. Forecast calls for a high around 35 under cloudy skies, with a chance of rain Monday. Cincinnati recorded 6 below zero Saturday while Fairbanks Alaska was %below and Honolulu reached 80.
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GI Drive Closing Gap On Reds Strongholds
The central coast drive narrowed the gap to about three miles as light enemy opposition suggested the last hard core regiments had moved to hills. U S bombers and navy planes targeted Communist sites while Marines and cavalry closed on the coast to locate and smash two elusive regiments. Local guerrillas contested only the margins as operations Double Eagle and Masher pressed ahead with multiple units advancing in Binh Dinh and Quang Ngai Provinces.
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Two U S Soldiers Dead in Vietnam Bar Blast
In Vinh Long city, about 60 miles southwest of Saigon, a Claymore mine exploded in a crowded bar killing two U S servicemen and five Vietnamese. Sixteen people were wounded, including six Americans. The Viet Cong bomber, who placed the mine on a table, was later killed by Vietnamese counter terrorist forces after being identified by witnesses.
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Soviets Detail Luna 9 Flight and Moon Landing
Moscow reports reveal Luna 9 weight of 3,482.6 pounds and a 360-degree TV system. Tass explains the four-phase flight from launch on January 31 to a soft landing in the Sea of Storms with automatic antenna deployment and shock absorption.
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The Programmed Tutor Spurs New Education Trend
A feature on the method called The Programmed Tutor as a fresh educational technique. The piece hints at how teachers can serve as the best computers in this system.
Yale Professor In London Rally Attacks U S Viet Nam Policy
Staughton Lynd of Yale denounced U S bombing of North Viet Nam as cruel and deceitful at Trafalgar Square peace demonstration in London. About 2,000 attended. 500 protested at Harold Wilson’s residence, then marched to the U S Embassy in Grosvenor Square where police kept them moving toward Hyde Park. Lynd flew to New York after addressing the crowd.
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Moon S Russia Tie in Luna 9 Landing News
Tass, the Soviet News agency, distributed a story Saturday reporting worldwide press reaction to the Luna 9 moon soft landing. The headline read The moon speaks Russian.
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Lovell questions Luna 9 end of transmissions
Sir Bernard Lovell, director at Jodrell Bank, questioned the Soviet claim that Luna 9 had ended its lunar research. He called the four new moon pictures “magnificent” and said it is inconceivable the program is finished, noting batteries may still work and data on surface temperature could continue to flow.
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Berlin Protest Clashes At U S Center In West Berlin
About 1 500 leftist students and workers clashed with police outside Amerika Haus the U S cultural center in West Berlin As egg throwing and flag lowering escalated police used clubs to disperse the sit in several demonstrators were injured and taken into custody.
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Moon lava flows spark talk of lunar gold veins
Moon geologist Harold Masursky says Luna 9 images show glassy lava beds similar to California features. He suggests explosive lava activity could create metal veins and speculates gold could exist in moon lava fissures, aiding plans for future manned missions.
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California
Harold Masursky
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