Johnson says US must risk war to preserve freedom
President Johnson to Minnesota audience argues the nation must be prepared to risk war to keep freedom while seeking just peace. He links civil rights progress at home with the international fight for democracy and urges adherence to law and justice as guiding principles.
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Wallington
Johnson
United States
Michigan
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Minnehaha Park
Souh Viet Nam
Jason
Frere
Totinson
Cigarette Sales Dip After Health Warning Report
Washington AP says Americans cut cigarette use by about 16 billion cigar equivalents since a government report linked health issues to smoking. The Agriculture Department notes a 6.5 percent drop in six months, with pipes and roll-your-own rising. Regular cigars up 12 percent while overall tobacco use shows signs of partial recovery but remains uncertain long term.
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Washington
Amer
Billina
aAgricuture Department
Unite States
Jease
Rights workers disappearance roadblock in Mississippi
Federal and local authorities, aided by the FBI, questioned motorists at a highway roadblock 12 miles northeast of Philadelphia Mississippi as part of the search for missing civil rights workers James Chaney, Andrew Goodman, and Michael Schwerner. Investigators reported possible sightings of a station wagon matching the workers’ vehicle and extended the search with roadblocks and witness interviews amid a tense, scaled effort.
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Ganization
Negi Education Tao
Philadelphia
Philladelphia
Wabo
Spukes
U.S
Gomiman
Schwerner
Charey
Woemer
Michael Sehwoerner
Andy Goodman
New York
James Chaney
Meridian
Evan Calif
Gwin Cole
Palrel
Cote
Goodman
Khrush Arrives For Visit In Disinterested Norway
Norway welcomes Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev on a five day trip described as a goodwill visit with no major political aims. Prime Minister Gerhardsen says the talks will likely cover world affairs and disarmament, while tensions and disinterested tone color the welcoming.
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Khrush
Norway
Oslo
Sovie
Khrusnetiey
Gerhardsen
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Iam
Lodge Plans Push to Shift Scranton Support at RNC
Cabot Lodge urged prudence in selecting a Republican nominee and said he would work to move delegates from Barry Goldwater to Gov. William Scranton at the 1964 Republican National Convention. He spoke after returning from South Viet Nam and commented on wartime decisions and the use of force.
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Vientiane
Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Plaine Des Jaunes
Sotvanng
Commuunists
Ase
Muong Soul
Pathet Lao
Kong le
Earlley
Tvanna
Luang Pralmg Aud
Smavanna
Viet Nam
North Vet Nam
Souvanna
Sgain
He Tree
Caos
Souphansuvong
Patiet
Plaine Des Jacres
Souchnon
Washington
Divight
Cabot Lodge
Scatiower
Scranton
Hom
Lodge
Eisen
Fox
Spresicraual
William Scvanton
South Viet Nam
Meadrews Air Force Base
White House
Jiam W. Scranton
Presiza
Root c Dent Johnson
South Viet
Naim
United States
Barry Gottwiler
Nation
Nate
Jydge
Republican Party
San Francisco
Barry Gollwater
Evpy
Lange
Goldswater
Judge
Johnson
Ron
Lode
Sledge
Seranlon
Goldwater
Tage
Saigon
Honolulu
Fe Yilitary
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Shull
William 7
Bun
Willian
Sul- Uvat
Ging Me
Jung
Machinald Alexander
Atrs
Alexander
Sage
Tre
Teranten
Juranten
Hans
Gaktvalor
Atige
St Augustine Truce Talks Seen in Racial Conflict
In St Augustine Florida a bi racial committee with two whites and two Negroes nears formation to seek peace as two sides remain polarized after a month of integration push and resistance. A prior settlement effort collapsed and communications have slowed to a near standstill.
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ST. Augustine
Fla
Txliy
Scranton Launches Tour to Criticize Goldwater Qualifications
Gov William Scranton kicks off a nationwide campaign tour to oppose Barry Goldwater for the Republican nomination. He calls Goldwater unsuitable for president, citing 160 Senate votes against party platforms and predicting a risky political move for the party. Scranton plans stops in Charlotte, Milwaukee, Chicago, and several other cities.
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Gov. Scranton
Barry
Jnhetter
Arizona
Scranton
Au Alfies
White House
Ritel
Sen
Coldwater
Senate
Goldwater
Turkish Cyprus Peace Bid Sparks Mixed Reactions
In Nicosia Turkish Cypriot vice president Dr Wavit Kuchuk describes what he calls a peace offer from Greek Cypriot leader Grivas as a bid for coexistence. Grivas appeals for amnesty for Greek Cypriot insurgents while fighting continues in nearby villages. UN observers report three hours of skirmishing with casualties. The scene unfolds as Greek and Turkish Cypriots discuss possible paths to independence and peace amid mounting tensions.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Wavit Kuchuk
Ceorge Grivas
Arissin Grivas
Sani
Grivas
Kueh
Mts
Poneral
Kuchuk
Sisaid
Simont
Ollers
Grivais
Mikartog
Gtivas
Trypineni
U.N
London
Pyorler Tse Thorn
Turkey
Willy
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Gehrandsen
Halvard Lange
Netherlands
Newport
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Atlanta
State Department
Dutch Foreignty Uinister
Levanton
Polie Steinbruegge
Kay Vin
Europeland
Ken Scranton
Cahiernedy
Gop
Wontlniater Maze
McNamara
Henry Cabot Lodge
Secretary of Defense
Robert McNaMara
Pentagon
Haigane
Dalton
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Wiest
Iis
Charlotte
Hind
Milania
Ost
Oright Sun
SRA
Middletown
Yestering
Second Beach
Maily
Pipi
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