Price Accord on Gold Keeps Markets Closed Through April First
Gold markets in Paris and Zurich opened with lower prices while demand cooled. Washington set temporary two price measures praised by officials but viewed as stopgap, with free market trading resuming in Hong Kong and London amid currency shifts and renewed liquidity.
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Kennedy Johnson Vietnam commission offer fuels White House clash
Washington reports say Bobby Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson discussed a "ribbon commission on Vietnam" to study policy and report with a peace emphasis. Kennedy denies tying the plan to his candidacy while Johnson rejects it as a political deal, sparking public dispute over who proposed which names.
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Johnson urges tax hike to curb spending in Vietnam war effort
President Johnson appeals for national sacrifice and overseas spending cuts to strengthen the United States. He asks farmers for patriotic support for troops in Vietnam and says peace may be won at negotiation or battlefield if needed. He speaks to 1,000 businessmen in Washington and says Congress will consider budget reductions. Sir Edmund Hillary plans to explore Sun Koshi River rapids by jet boat in Nepal if granted permission.
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British Aide Explains Why He Quit
Former Foreign Secretary George Brown told the House of Commons he resigned to help restore democratic rule in Britain. He avoided direct criticism of Prime Minister Harold Wilson but noted his frustration at not being consulted on the gold crisis and other issues.
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Kennedy Leads California Delegation Ballot Test
Opinion Research of California surveyed voters after Kennedy's announcement to gage who they'd back for the Democratic nomination. Kennedy leads in head to head matchups, with McCarthy and Lynch carriers trailing and a sizable undecided share. Younger voters show strongest Kennedy support.
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