Harriman Talks With Kosygin Yields No Policy Shift
Washington described Moscow talks on Viet Nam as of interest but not producing new developments or changes in positions. Harriman said the meeting conveyed significant information and aimed to prevent Soviet misreading of U.S. Viet Nam policy while Johnson warned of possible further escalation to counter guerrilla forces.
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Viet Nam
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Doar Opens Talks to Ease Bogalusa Civil Rights Tensions
Presidential troubleshooter John Doar arrives in Bogalusa after stopping in Baton Rouge to meet Gov. McKeithen. The city and the Bogalusa Civic and Voters League seek desegregation of public facilities and equal job access amid demonstrations. Moyers says Johnson backs local settlement effort.
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Washington
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Bill D. Moyers
White House
Weekend Thunderstorm Prospects Briefing
The forecast warns of cooler conditions tonight with a low around 68. Skies may turn unsettled Saturday with chances of thundershowers after a hot day that reached 87 yesterday.
Rent Subsidies Bill Advances Toward Law
The rent subsidy program for low income families survived Senate and House votes, clearing a $7.5 billion housing bill. Conference talks follow with President Johnson’s preferred package altered to target public housing income ranges. Authorities expect quick compromise on remaining differences.
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Mars first closeup image hints desert terrain on Mars
Pasadena AP reports Mariner 4’s second image from 10 500 miles shows a desert like Mars region with bright center and possible markings. scientists call the shot a technical milestone but say it offers no life verdict while measurements of atmosphere and magnetic field continue.
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Disbelieved Quote on Dominican Action Attributed to Stevenson
President Johnson rejects Stevenson’s posthumous remark about U S intervention in the Dominican Republic calling it a massive blunder. Moyers says Stevenson could not answer the charge after death. Schoenbrun, Harriman, and others at a Paris dinner reportedly heard the comment.
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Thousands Honor UN Ambassador Adlai Stevenson
Thousands filed through the National Cathedral to pay respects to Adlai Stevenson U S ambassador to the United Nations. President Johnson led dignitaries at a memorial service with Judge Carl McGowan delivering the eulogy and Dr. Richard Graebel presiding. Stevenson died of a heart attack in London, remembered as a friend of man and a devoted public servant.
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Appeals Court
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Richard Graebel
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Springfield
Ill
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London
Papandreou Out New Premier In Amid Greek Crisis
In Athens Greece the new premier George Athenasiades Nova bars protests while forming a government amid the worst political crisis since the Civil War. Papandreou vows to regain power and calls for demonstrations against the new cabinet. Police are ordered to quell disturbances as party members defect.
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Optimist visits courthouse over marriage license expiry
An optimistic man appeared at the courthouse to learn when his marriage license would expire. The brief scene notes a personal inquiry at a public office with no further details or outcomes.
No Swim Suits Causes Cultural Clash in Miss Universe
In Miami Beach, contestants from Italy Portugal and 70 other nations face debate over swimsuits at Miss Universe. Miss Portugal Maria do Carmo Paraiso Sancho says many countries resist public display while Miss Malaysia Patricia Augustus wore a dress due to bans on swimsuits. Officials reaffirm that swimming attire is required for consideration.
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U.S. Faces South Viet Nam Request For More Forces
South Viet Nam's military government asked Defense Secretary McNamara to boost American forces. Leaders Thieu Ky and Co outlined force level needs during a two hour session. US officials reported Viet Cong losses near Da Nang and possible North Vietnamese regiments in the area. Col. Pham Ngoc Thao, a political plotter under death sentence, was arrested near a Saigon monastery.
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Thao
What is Happening in South Vietnam Tonight
The Journal presents a nightly consensus from the Associated Press war staff in Viet Nam. Based on field observations and expert analysis, it answers top questions about the war’s status and outlook as U.S. commitment grows. Page 10.
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