Red China Talk Subdued Inside Johnson Administration
President Johnson faces a tight line between bluntness and bluster as U S policy aims for peace while warning Red China and North Vietnam. The clash between foreign policy aims and domestic politics complicates how the administration signals potential conflict and pursues moves like arms treaties and troop withdrawals amid Laos and Vietnam battles.
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Goldwater Invades Scranton Reservation and Gains Support
Washington AP reports Barry Goldwater campaigning for Republican delegates in Illinois and Michigan after New Jersey kept its delegation uncommitted. New Jersey’s 40 votes split as 12 for Scranton, nine for Goldwater, three for Nixon, one for Rockefeller, and 15 uncommitted. Goldwater criticizes Scranton and Illinois GOP plans, while Michigan delegates split between Romney and follow-leaning delegates.
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Johnson Daughter Visits New York World's Fair
Lynda Bird Johnson, daughter of the President, visited the New York World's Fair on Monday with White House aides and Secret Service, touring the federal, General Motors, and Ford pavilions in a surprise opening. Former Ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy, 75, recuperated after minor oral surgery in Hyannisport. Israel's Prime Minister Levi Eshkol reported satisfaction after talks with France's Charles de Gaulle in Paris. Mrs. Mary Ingraham Bunting sworn in as first woman member of the Atomic Energy Commission in Washington.
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Rotary Installs Officers Today in West Monroe
The West Monroe Rotary Club held a luncheon installation of new officers at noon at Highland Park Country Club. New president Dr. Clifton Tennison, pastor of First Baptist Church, leads with Herbert Moffett as vice president and B F Cummings as secretary treasurer. New board members are Charles Vaughan Ralph Baker Dewey Seale and Johnny Bayles.
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Congress Opens Probe Into National Coin Shortage
Washington AP report says Congress launches an inquiry into the national coin shortage and possible profits by dealers and bank tellers on Kennedy half dollars. Treasury witnesses Eva Adams and Robert Wallace set to testify before Rep. Dante Fascell’s House Monetary Affairs panel.
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Publication of Oswald Dairy Irks Commission
Washington AP report says the Warren Commission seeks a full FBI probe into how Oswald diary portions appeared in Dallas Morning News copyright stories. Rankin notes possible leakage from Dallas police, delaying the commission’s report beyond July 18. Kreuger of the News defends press rights and duties to inform readers. Marina Oswald’s lawyer demanded the investigation.
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Actress Gloria De Haven Speeding Fine in Maryland
In Pikesville Maryland actress Gloria De Haven received a suspended $10 fine after speeding to a Saturday night show at Painters Mill Music Fair near Baltimore. A state trooper testified she was driving aggressively and briefly sped away seeking sanctuary at the venue.
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Moviemaker Anxious Star Back In Hospital
Hollywood reports a moviemaker fearing loss of costars Bette Davis and Joan Crawford, with production valued at $50,000 per day. Crawford returns to Cedars of Lebanon Hospital for a respiratory ailment. Davis ordered by court to pause filming on Hush Music, Sweet Charlotte unless Crawford returns by noon Wednesday.
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Actress Miss Davis Appeals Injunction Over Film Scene
An injunction blocking her from performing until completion of a 90 second mad scene for Paramount's Where Love Has Gone is not in effect while Miss Davis’s appeal proceeds.
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Urging Johnson to curb campaign appearances
Dr Irving S Wright of New York urged Mrs Johnson to ask the President to reduce his heavy speaking schedule. Mrs Johnson said she was mindful of the President's health and felt he was taking better care of himself than ever before.
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Fatal Bomb Blast Kills L.A. Housewife at Door
Police say a bomb planted at the back door exploded as Sandra De La Pena 22 unlocked a screen door. The blast maimed her, blew off both hands and a foot, and she died about 90 minutes later. Her husband Albert 25, a fireman, was due home. the baby and an older child escaped injury.
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