Longtime Friend To Guide Johnson With The Press
George Reedy, 46, former Johnson aide, steps into press secretary role with publicity duties for policy while Salinger leaves to run for California Senate. Reedy hosts first briefing as he battles weight loss and Gallbladder recovery. In Sacramento, Pierre Salinger contemplates a late bid for the Democratic Senate nomination as Claudia Engle fights for reelection.
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Douglas B. Cornell
Reedy
Salinger
Johnson
White House
San Francisco
California
John F. Kennedy
Edmund G. Brown
Engle
Alan Cranston
McNamara Ordered to Stay Out of 1964 Campaign
President Johnson told Defense Secretary McNamara to refrain from political campaigning in 1964 and sent a similar message to Secretary of State Rusk. McNamara likely would have avoided politics anyway, but his continued Cabinet role could still boost Johnson's image as a reformer and strong civilian leader.
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McNamara
Washington
Johnson
Defense
Robert S$. McNamara
Dean Rusk
White House
Russians Force Out Morocan Students From Moscow Embassy
About 50 Moroccan students occupied the Moroccan embassy in Moscow at 10 am to protest death sentences against 11 Moroccans. Soviet police hauled them away eight hours later to dormitories as officials urged them to depart. There was no violence during the protest.
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Moscow
Morocco
Rabat
Moroccco
Hassan II
Ministry of Education
De Gaulle’s Mexico Visit Highlights Latin America Aim
AP reports President De Gaulle’s four day Mexico visit as a showcase of French influence in Latin America. Mexican officials say little has changed while Lopez Mateos stresses harmony and peace as Mexico keeps independence in policy. De Gaulle praises Mexico and France but hints at continued nuclear testing and no shift in US relations.
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Mexico City
Carlos de Gaulle
Mexico
Latin America
de Gaulle
South America
National Palace
France
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Lopez Mateos
China
Thas
Peking
United States
Third Woman To Serve As Denmark Ambassador
Katharine E. White of New Jersey is named the United States envoy to Copenhagen, the third woman named to a Denmark post. She succeeds William McCormick Blair Jr. after his resignation. no start date announced. Mrs White, 58, former mayor of Red Bank, is among Johnson's wave of appointees. the Whites are vacationing in Spain and due home March 24.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
U.S
United States
Katharine E. White
New Jersey
William McCormick Blair Jr
Blair
Johnson
Kennedy
Adlai E. Stevenson
White
Red Bank
N.J
Ruby's Attorney Confident of New Trial for Ruby
Houston AP Jack Ruby gains new chief counsel Percy Foreman a famed Texas defense attorney and head of the National Association of Defense Attorneys Foreman will seek a new trial and possible reversal of Ruby's death sentence for the Lee Harvey Oswald slaying Foreman signed with Ruby's sister and three brothers after Ruby's lawyers were fired and a motion for a new trial was planned Foreman indicated no firm list of assistants yet and emphasized the goal of avoiding execution
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Houston, Tex
Jack Ruby
Texas
Electric Chair
Percy Foreman
National Association of Defense Attorneys
Melvin M. Belli
Ruby
Foreman
Belli
California
Joe Tonnhill
Jasper
Tex
Joe B. Brown
Eileen Kaminsky
Hyman Rubenstein
Chicago
Earl Ruby
Southfield
Mich
Sam Ruby
Dallas
Houston
Eva Grant
San Francisco
Mrs Mock Aims Azores On Solo Around World Flight
Mrs Jerrie Mock a 38 year old Columbus Ohio wife who heads for the Azores in the first leg of a 24000 mile global flight plans to take off today depending on winds. Joan Merriam Smith of Long Beach Calif also set to begin a solo around the world flight from Miami to San Juan Puerto Rico.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Jerrie Mock
Columbus
Ohio
Azores
Joan Merriam Smith
Long Beach
Calif
Miami
San Juan
P. R
Amelia Earhart
Mack
Mrs. Smith
Modern electric era fuels a woman’s home keeping
In a humorous take, the piece jokes that modern electricity lets a woman run her home by simply keeping on plugging in. It playfully contrasts traditional chores with new tech driven ease and implies household work adapts to appliances and power.
Rusk warns quitters risk helping adversaries
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told a Western Political Science Association gathering that those who quit the struggle would leave the field to enemies. He praised progress in West Berlin, Western Europe, and Japan while condemning Communist instability and urging U.S. involvement in world affairs.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Dean Rusk
U.S
Rusk
United Nations
The
Western Political Science Association
State Department
West Berlin
Western Europe
Japan
Peacemaker Role Emphasized in National Security View
The speaker argues that even minor quarrels risk war among major powers and that the US has a core security interest in peaceful dispute settlement. He notes the peacemaker role is often thankless but an essential responsibility we cannot avoid.
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United States
Glenn Still In Campaign For Senate
Dr Far W Brannon said Glenn Jr reevaluates after a brain concussion and will decide in 1 2 weeks when he can campaign for the Ohio Senate race. Glenn improves daily though dizziness limits longer periods and a firm April 1 deadline may slip.
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Glenn
Senate
San Antonio
Tex
John H. Glenn Jr
U. S. Senate
Ohio
Far! W. Brannon
Air Force Hospital
Spring Returns to the United States by Relman Morin
AP dispatch details the arrival of spring in America as the nation, at peace yet wary, resumes life with hope and energy. The piece notes social contrasts and people uniting after tragedy, with California swallows signaling renewal at Mission San Juan.
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Sierras
Pacific
America
California
Mission
San Juan
First Day of Spring Delights and Weather Cues Across Cities
The piece notes robins in Spring Valley and a mockingbird in Nashville, plus blooms in Seattle and New York. It cites the Weather Bureau predicting colder midcountry and widespread eastern precipitation with possible heavy snow in Wisconsin and Michigan, and quotes meteorologists on spring’s effect on weather personnel.
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Capistrano
St. Joseph's
Spring Valley
Bill Savitch
Nashville
Seattle
Wash
New York
New York City
Church of St. Vincent Ferrer
New England
U.S. Weather Bureau
Wisconsin
Michigan
James F. O'Connor
Washington Weather Bureau
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Lee Harvey Oswald
Melvin Belli
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Tehee Reese
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