Johnson in Denmark Seeks U S Friendship and Trade
Vice President Lyndon B Johnson arrived in Copenhagen for a four day visit to discuss commercial and political ties with Denmark. He stated We court no territory We seek no satellites and only want friends. A crowd of about two thousand at the airport listened as Premier Jens Otto Krag welcomed him.
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Blitz Brothers Attend Airport Event With Nordic Delegation
At the airport the Blitz Brothers joined Count Flemming of Rosenberg and U S Ambassador William McCormick Blair along with Danish government members. The group discussed shifts in a Nordic goodwill visit as plans for a U S bases visit were dropped amid a Greenland Iceland swing next week. Johnson Johnson and family accompany the president on the trip.
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Sentenced to Die for Slaying Police Officer Campbell
Jimmie Lee Smith and Gregory Alas Powell, ex convicts, were sentenced to death by a three woman jury after a three hour verdict for the murder of Los Angeles police officer James Campbell. Campbell was gunned down in an onion field after being abducted with Officer Karl Hettinger who escaped. Hettinger testified as a key prosecution witness.
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