Johnson Presses Vietnam Peace Talks In Hawaii Visit
President Johnson arrives in Honolulu to urge a serious U S response to peace proposals in Vietnam. He holds talks at the Pacific Command with Adm U Grant Sharp and Adm John S McCain, and presses for neutral sites or capitals. Park of South Korea and Kaiser's widow estate near Honolulu cited as context.
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Honolulu
Johnson
Hanoi
Vietnam
U.S. Pacific Command
Adm U.S
Grant Sharp
Pacific
Sharp
Adm
John $. McCain
North Vietnam
Hon
Chung Hee Park
South Korea
Park
Seoul
Hawaii
Henry J. Kaiser
No Trace of King Slayer
FBI search for Eric Starvo Galt in the King slaying case yields dead ends and questions. Neighbors and a Birmingham landlord place Galt at a Southside rooming house last fall while his abandoned white Mustang and forged license records complicate the mystery. The FBI has not commented on motives or warrants, and no definitive trace has been found.
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Birmingham
Ala
FBI
Martin Luther King Jr
Eric Starvo Galt
Eric Galt
Peter Cherpes
Galt
Atlanta
King
Memphis
Tenn
John Willard
King’s Motel
Willard
Florida
Cherpes
Associated Press
Eric Starve Galt
Mississippi
Louisiana
Isles
Mobile
Ber
Birmingham Trust National Bank
Eric Starvoalt
Edna Ferber Dies at 90 in New York
Bulletin from New York reports Edna Ferber author of So Big who won the 1924 Pulitzer Prize died Tuesday in New York at age 90.
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New York
Edna Ferber
Medal of Honor To Marine Who Died for Buddies
The Medal of Honor was awarded posthumously to Pfc. Douglas E. Dickey for throwing himself on a grenade to save five Marines and a Navy corpsman in Vietnam. Navy Secretary Ignatius praised him as reaching noble heights of responsibility as his parents accepted the award.
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Washington
UPI
Douglas E. Dickey
Vietnam
Navy
Paul R. Ignatius
Dickey
North Vietnam accuses Johnson of delay in peace talks
In Tokyo North Vietnam repeats charges that President Johnson stalls on a site for preliminary talks. Hanoi names Xuan Thuy, a veteran diplomat, as a government minister, fueling speculation he may head negotiations. Washington hints at neutral sites while Hanoi weighs options. Park Chung Hee urges Hanoi to act, warning limits on concessions as regional players push for a summit.
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Olulu
Johnson
Iolani Palace
Tokyo
UPI
North Vietnam
Xuan Thuy
Nham Dan
Communist Party
Hanoi
Hanoi Radio
United States
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Warsaw
Geneva
New Delhi
Jakarta
Rangoon
Burma
Vientiane
Laos
Thuy
Moscow
Peking
London
Russia
Saigon
Manila
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Philippine
Thailand
Philippines
Australia
New Zealand
South Korea
Park Chung Hee
Honolulu
Park
Nhan Dan
Des Moines
Iowa
Man Xuan Thuy
Wright Elected Council Head
Councilman Leonard Wright was elected president of the Common Council at noon today by a four to three vote. Robert Potter was chosen as vice president. Sonnleitner had been nominated by Sonnleitner and Putzer by Zahn. Sonnleitner withdrew his candidacy for personal reasons.
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Leonard Wright
Common Council
Robert Potter
Wright
Eugene Sonnleitner
Putzer
Wallace Zahn
Sonnleitner
Robert Moser
Sonnfeitner
Communists Penetrate Japanese Industries
Tokyo security official warns the Japanese Communist party has infiltrated communications and key industries to stage an anti American movement by 1970. He cites union infiltration in broadcasting, newspapers, and local government, with a goal of shifting public opinion against the United States and the Liberal Democrats in elections.
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New York Times
Tokyo
Japanese Communist Party
Kyosuke Hirotsu
Public Security Investigation Agency
Communist Party
Japan
United States
Hirotan
Akahata
Kirotsu
World Affairs
Hirotsu
Broadcasting Workers Union
U.S
Minseido
Num
Bers
All-Japan
Japan Teachers’ Union
National Railway Workers’ Union
Telecommunications
Eisaku Sato
U.S. Loses Four Planes in Action Over Vietnam
UPI reports the United States lost four aircraft in heavy antiaircraft fire and a midair collision while bombing North Vietnam. Five of six crew survived. Col. David Winn ejected near Dong Hoi and was rescued by a jolly green giant helicopter.
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Saigon
Johnson
Panhandle
South Vietnam
U.S
Dong Hoi
North Vietnam
David W. Winn
Minneapolis
Minn
Dong Ho
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Lyndon
South
Korea
Southeast Asia
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Nhan da
Bulletin
Leonard I. Wright
Federation of
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Bronx
Nawepar
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