Johnson Wilson visit follows Ayub Khan Pakistan talks
President Johnson greets British Prime Minister Harold Wilson as Ayub Khan ends a two day Pakistan state visit amid renewed U S Pakistan talks. Officials say no major policy change but relations improved and both leaders agreed to direct mutual problem solving.
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Viet Nam War Poses Johnsons Tough Political Test
President Johnson faces a baffling Viet Nam dilemma that could damage his political standing more than any domestic issue. While he has mastered direct contact in Washington, the distant war complicates his bid for victory before the 1966 elections.
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Johnson faces pressure over war strategy from GOP and antiwar groups
The article notes President Johnson must weigh antiwar sentiment at home and Republican calls for stronger action. It recalls how Republicans used Korea as an election issue in 1950 51 and 52 and suggests lifting pressure could push Johnson to more drastic war measures to end the conflict.
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Russ Court Upholds Penalty for Cross-Border Tourist
An Moscow appeal court upholds an 18 month sentence for Newcomb Mott of Sheffield Mass. after crossing into the Soviet Union from northern Norway without a visa. Three judges of the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation announced the decision after deliberation.
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HemisFair Tower Plan Approved by City Council
The San Antonio City Council approves a resolution to form a nonprofit corporation to finance a 4.5 million HemisFair tower. A five member board will be named next week with Bennett Balen serving as secretary treasurer. The 600 foot tower by architect O Neil Ford will house an observation deck a restaurant and a private club. Proceeds from concessions will retire the bonds and after debt repayment assets transfer to the city. The bond issuance is the corporation responsibility and the city will supervise bond indemnity conditions. Board terms are five years.
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