Pope Sets Out On Historic Asia Trip To Bombay
Pope Paul VI begins his longest journey and first papal visit to Asia with prayers for peace and brotherhood. He travels from Rome to Bombay for a three day Eucharistic Congress amid Hindu protest, flying nonstop 7 hours 15 minutes in a modified Air India jet with special papal accommodations.
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Johnson and Wilson plan talks on Viet Nam and NATO policy
President Johnson returns from Texas and plans a Viet Nam strategy review with Ambassador Maxwell D. Taylor as British Prime Minister Harold Wilson prepares to visit Washington next week to discuss the NATO alliance and the Multilateral Nuclear Force. Officials deny imminent large scale expansion or crisis atmosphere.
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Swedish Spy Reveals 1958 Eisenhower Lebanon Intervention
Senate subcommittee released portions of Wennerstroem testimony showing a Swedish spy aided Moscow by informing on U S plans to send Marines to Lebanon in 1958. Wennerstroem, a former Swedish air attache, claimed a close friend as head of American air forces in Germany and spent Christmas at Wiesbaden.
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New Evidence Emerges in Baker Investigation Hints
Washington GOP members of the Senate Rules Committee signaled new evidence could broaden the Bobby Baker inquiry when it resumes Tuesday. The hints involve alleged use of party girls by government and industry officials in Washington, a point not explored in last July’s probe. Committee counsel Lennox McLendon said new material exists and will be carefully scrutinized as Baker’s handling of his $19,600 salary and paper fortune near $2 million is reexamined.
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Truman Says Goldwater Weakened By Foreign Policy Speeches
Former President Truman in Topeka criticizes Barry Goldwater for harsh foreign and domestic policy speeches. He says the Republican party must soul search after the 1964 landslide loss and notes voter backlash, while attending a bank dedication with 1000 supporters in 25 degree weather. He endorses two party system but warns against one party dominance.
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Leaders Press Senate Vote in Ohio Redistricting Session
In Columbus an effort to end the General Assembly special session kicks off with the Senate slated for an early floor decision on House passed redistricting and reapportionment bills. Senate Leader C Stanley Mechem calls for a five day week as leaders aim for adjournment by Friday though unlikely. The House measures must clear committees and a conference panel may be named. Today at 1 30 p m the Senate plans action on township pay rises from 6 to 8 dollars a day and clerks from 2400 to 2600 a year.
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New York Dimont Begins
New York City mayor Robert F. Wagner plans an executive order to appoint light wardens in all public buildings to ensure lights fans air conditioning units and other electrical devices are turned off when not in use. The move aims to save about 1 million dollars each year.
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Mariner 4 Mission Aims for Mars Closeup Despite Camera Glitch
In Pasadena scientists remained confident Mariner 4 would still obtain first close up Mars images. A second attempt will try to align the television camera after the camera-aiming maneuver failed when the craft did not fix on Canopus. The 575-pound probe remains on its 325 million mile, seven and a half month voyage toward Mars.
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Mariner-4 Will Use Canopus Star as Attitude Reference
The plan uses Canopus as an attitude reference for a long space mission. A telemetric command will recheck Canopus with the spacecraft eye. Mariner-4 aims to fly past Mars on July 14 and take 22 pictures of the planet’s terrain.
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