Johnson discusses U S Norway satellite cooperation in Oslo
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson met with Norwegian Prime Minister John Lyng and officials in Oslo to discuss possible U S Norwegian cooperation on communications satellites. Johnson and Lady Bird were greeted by crowds at the Grand Hotel amid sunny weather during the four nation tour.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
U.S
John Lyng. Johnson
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Grand Hotel
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Government House
Clifton Wharton
Hans Engen
U.S. Accused of Stirring Up Turmoil In Laos
Peking Radio accuses the United States of provoking Laos civil unrest to destabilize the coalition in Vientiane. The report says U S Ambassador Leonard Unger coordinated with British and Soviet envoys to keep Pathet Lao ministers and soldiers in place amid fears of a new civil war.
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Laos
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Red China
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Vientiane
Phoumi Nosavan
Leonard Unger
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Peking
Liu Chun
Souvanna Phouma
Negroes and Whites Clash in Carolina Town Demonstrations
In High Point North Carolina hundreds of Black and white protesters clashed twice as the anti segregation movement grew. Police restrained about 2 000 whites from attacking nearly 700 Negroes during the first march and later protected a second group at a street intersection.
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B. Elton Cox
Congress of Racial Equality
Cuban refugees flee by sea after hijacking Cuban navy vessel
Merida reports detail a mass escape led by former Cuban naval officer Rafael Rodriguez. Forty one men 28 women and 22 children traveled five days across mangrove swamps to Cozumel after seizing the lighthouse tender H-11 using forged documents. Refugees describe heroism and hardship while Mexican authorities distribute food and medical aid.
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Peking Baits Soviets But Moscow Holds Fire
Moscow keeps calm as Peking stages a Soviet baiting campaign with propaganda and border incidents. Russian patience grows while Beijing seeks a break in party or state ties, yet Kremlin outlets stay within party lines amid rising tensions.
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