Parents of Navy corpsman urge Johnson to end Vietnam slaughter
Mr. and Mrs. Lester B. Lanning of North Muskegon Michigan returned President Johnsons sympathy letter. They said the president bore partial responsibility for their son John Lannings death near Con Thien on May 8 when he was aiding a wounded Marine and called for removing restraints on military commanders in Vietnam.
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Chiang Kai-shek kin dies in New York hospital
Kung Hsiang-hse, brother-in-law of Chiang Kai-shek and longtime finance minister, died in New York Hospital at 86. A Shansi banker by birth, he helped shape currency reform and served as premier during the Nationalist era. He married Soong Ai-ling in 1913 and left a widow with four children.
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Parkinson Resigns as Nixon Campaign Chief
Dr Gaylord Parkinson of California resigns as chairman of the Nixon for President committee citing his wife’s serious illness and major surgery. He will remain to oversee a smooth transition and plans to stay active in California while becoming executive chairman of the Nixon advisory council.
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Air War Peak Effectiveness Says Wheeler
Gen. Earle G. Wheeler, chair of the joint chiefs, told a Senate defense subcommittee that the air war against North Vietnam is at peak effectiveness and saving American lives in South Vietnam. He noted reduced plane losses but heavy anti aircraft fire, called bombing integral to strategy, and warned that shipments and ports like Hai Phong Harbor are sensitive targets with potential expansion risks.
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Auto Rolls Into Lake Tragedy at Sunapee Cove
A Weston mother tried to stop a car rolling 40 feet down a sloped driveway into Lake Sunapee. The vehicle sank 18 feet. divers recovered James Murray, 7, and Katherine Murray, 6, both dead. Authorities noted two birch trees near the shoreline could have halted the car, had it struck them.
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Johnson warns Bonn on German troop cuts
President Johnson warned Chancellor Kiesinger that substantial German armed force reductions could force the United States to further cut its troops in Europe. The White House talks stressed maintaining Atlantic Alliance strength and avoiding abrupt military reductions.
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Gold Thefts Financing Terrorism, British Say
London police trace an international gold smuggling ring funding Chinese Communist terrorism. Raids in Bedfordshire and Middlesex yielded submachine guns ammunition and counterfeit coin molds. Detentions of British businessmen in planning stages. Interpol alerted. Hong Kong riots raise gold black market prices. ex speedway star Francis Wateman and fiancée charged with illegal export of gold after $28,000 in gold bars found.
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Arrival Mixup Delays Miss America Tour For Vietnam Beauty Queens
Miss America 1967 Jane Anne Jayroe and five other beauty queens arrived in Saigon for a 17 day USO tour amid a arrival delay mixup. US Command provided escorts and transport as Capt. Frank Lennon leads the group through Vietnam. The visitors include Carole Ann English Connecticut 1966 Angeline Grooms Alabama 1968 Barbara Anne Harris South Carolina 1968 Sharon Mae Singstock Wisconsin 1965 Ellen J Warren Maine 1964.
Johnsons baby Lyn Converses With German Chancellor
President Johnsons seven week old grandson Patrick Lyndon Nugent met West German Chancellor Kurt Georg Kiesinger at a White House state dinner. Luci Johnson Nugent laughed as Lyn spoke in baby talk. Patrick and Luci then left for Austin with a stop to visit paternal grandparents in Waukegan, Illinois.
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Detroit Police Wins Rulings On Killings Rights
Two white Detroit officers August and Paille face murder charges after a judge repeatedly blocked prosecution testimony, ruling they were not properly informed of their right to counsel and to remain silent. The case centers on July 26 sniper killings at a Hot Zone motel amid riot turmoil.
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