France Likely to Be Partly In and Out of NATO Role
US officials forecast France will not be fully divorced from NATO though Paris will remain outside parts of the integrated military system. After talks with Harlan Cleveland and Charles Bohlen, Washington says negotiations point to a mixed outcome with France partly in and partly out, shaped by De Gaulle’s policy style and allies’ plans for facilities, overflights, and radar systems.
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LBJ Urged to Visit Antipoverty Projects on Tour
SAN ANTONIO AP President Johnson received a positive briefing on antipoverty efforts from Sargent Shriver who urged visits to urban and rural antipoverty projects. Shriver heads the Office of Economic Opportunity and noted Texas mayors endorsed the program. Johnson showed interest and planned to schedule actions after the weekend. Shriver praised Head Start, adult vocational training, and neighborhood centers as key requests from Texas communities. Nugent birthday observances at the LBJ ranch marked a quiet family gathering as Johnson shifts back to the White House after the weekend.
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Byrd incoma Death Impending as Byrd Fights Brain Tumor
In Berryville Virginia former Senator Harry F Byrd remains in a deep coma from a malignant brain tumor with no expected recovery. His son Harry F Byrd Jr ended his Democratic primary bid and returned to Winchester as Byrd Sr continues to decline.
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Weather break in heat seen next Monday
The weatherman forecasts relief after a hot spell with a shower risk. Today’s high will reach the mid-90s with possible showers this evening. A cooler trend is expected Monday. Saturday posted a high of 94.
Soviet protests U S raids threaten ships near Haiphong
The Soviet Union protested to the United States over air raids near Haiphong North Viet Nam saying they created a direct threat to Soviet merchant ships and seamen. The note cited near misses to ships Kuibyshev Sovietsk and Ustilug and objects dropped around Komsomol in Malong Bay. The U S embassy would not comment and Warsaw Pact allies pledged more aid to Viet Nam.
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A Glance Inside Mayfield Last Of Citys Baby Farms
Mayfield in Middletown after a 15 year fight becomes the final community to join the city in ending the baby farms era. Page 25.
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Mrs Gandhi to Seek Ways to End War in Viet Nam
In Cairo Indira Gandhi said she will discuss ending the Viet Nam conflict with Soviet Premier Kosygin during a Moscow visit next week. She urged a 1954 Geneva Conference reconvening and immediate hostilities ceasefire, with troop withdrawals and independence guarantees for Viet Nam, Laos, and Cambodia.
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Rusk Calls Soviet Viet Nam Protest Unnecessary
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said Moscow’s protest over Viet Nam bombings was unnecessary and urged a peace conference. He doubted the note would halt U S air raids and suggested a Geneva conference should be reconvened under the peace accords.
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Oil stocks dispersed in villages near Hanoi
Secretary of Defense McNamara was told in Honolulu that North Vietnam is dispersing its oil stocks into villages to shield them from bombs. The move could force the United States to choose between civilian casualties and targeting near civilian populations in a prolonged air war.
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Air Strike Talks Resume as Union Chiefs Absent
United States air carriers face a two day pilot strike with Machinists Union excluded chairmen delaying progress. Talks resume with Defense Department help and CAB authority to expand service, while Panagra and Pan Am receive permission to operate New York Miami traffic during the strike.
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