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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1966

Page

12

Trip of LBJ Stirs Mixed Global Reactions

World reaction to President Johnsons trip and the Manila conference ranges from optimism to doubt. Ireland foreign minister Aiken called it very successful for the President and a chance to coordinate views, while Tanzania's Malecela said it accomplished nothing toward peace and Chilean ambassador Pinera doubted direct peace impact. British officials privately welcomed the diplomatic push to spur Asian defense cooperation.

Associated Press Johnson Manila United Nations Frank Aiken Ireland Are Southeast Asia Aiken J. W. Malecela Jose Pinera Chile Viet Nam London

Double Trouble Bend Injury Reported for DeHan

Michael DeHan broke his right ankle after slipping on a stairway and injuring himself while an ambulance was leaving the scene. The incident was reported by AP with brief details of injuries and immediate response.

Bend Orc Michael DeHan

Loyal Wife Still Waits For Blind Piano Tuner

In suburban Southfield police and the FBI still seek Gerald E. Henke missing since March. His wife Corente Reetz and daughter, who is partially blind, await news as Henke's disappearance remains unsolved despite hundreds of leads from across the U S. Detailing Henke's last days, his wife notes a $200 to $500 carry sum, a Detroit client and a final phone call in which he said I love you and warned not to worry. The article also mentions welfare support for Henke's family and ongoing concern over his fate.

Detroit Corente Reetz Gerald E. Henke Southfield Henke FBI Washington Mexico Kentucky Associated Press Reetz

Couple and dog cause mishap at race dockside

A couple was walking their dog near the race area when the dog darted after a motion object. Mrs DeHan attempted to retrieve the animal and fell, injuring her left ankle.

Ing Mrs. DeHan

29 Women Seek Election In Tuesday Voting

Washington AP reports a wave of women candidates across the nation including Lurleen Wallace seeking high office. Julia White in New York runs Socialist Worker and many women compete for House seats, Senate bids, and state offices amid wartime and Viet Nam era debates. Castro warns Cubans to conserve electricity as Havana radio says residents told to switch off unneeded lights.

Washington Lurleen Wallace George C. Wallace Alabama Wallaces New York Judith White Socialist Worker Party Wallace Miriam Amanda Ferguson James E. Ferguson Texas Wyoming Nellie Tayloe Ross Senate House Congress Maurine Neuberger Dore Albert Thomas D-Tex Margaret Col. Briggs Pell Rens Patsy Mink Hawaii Charlotte T. Reid Hill Martha W. Griffiths D-Mich Joseph W Martin Patrick Harrington Jr Somerset Kansas Bernice Henkle Joseph W. Henkle Sr Robert Dole Dorothy Powers Spokane Thomas S. Foley Powers Viet Nam Minnesota Elva D. Walker Clark MacGregor MacGregor New Jersey Virginia Elliott Miami Fla Fidel Castro Jlngon Havana

The doldrums described as calm belt near the equator

The passage explains the doldrums as a belt of calm winds near the equator, especially over oceans, which sailors avoided in the age of sail to prevent long pauses that waste time and strain supplies. It notes that ships could be becalmed in humid air for days or weeks, affecting water and provisions.

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