Johnson visits New Zealand amid protests and praise
President Johnson arrived in Wellington after a Pacific swing, greeted by supporters and antiwar demonstrators. He praised U.S. and New Zealand ties, noted wartime ties, and pressed for Congress achievements in education health and welfare while meeting Prime Minister Holyoake and opposition leader Kirk before heading to Australia.
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Nab suspect in slayings
In New York a suspected double murderer, Robert Phillips, was captured after a two hour Bronx siege. Police found a dead woman in a bathtub, a critically injured two year old girl, two other children unharmed, and three hostages. Phillips faced questioning in earlier murders of Mary Ann Bray and her two year old son Kenneth Sanchez.
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Key Election Year Votes Highlighted In Editorial Page
Today's editorial page surveys significant voting issues in Congress this year. It outlines major debates and tally patterns, emphasizing how lawmakers aligned on economic policy, social issues, and national security. It notes partisan divides and the potential impact on upcoming elections.
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TODAY'S CHUCKLE Money back clause leads to ironic reply
A purchaser asked for a refund under a guarantee promising money back if not satisfactory. The seller countered that the money itself was entirely satisfactory and refused to return it.
Mekong Delta Battle Pits Viet Cong Against South Vietnam
In the Mekong Delta 105 miles southwest of Saigon government troops about 1,500 clashed with an estimated 1,000 Viet Cong in heavy inconclusive fighting. Viet Cong gunners shot down three U S Huey helicopters and damaged several others as monsoon rain disrupted air operations over North Vietnam. General Jull continued ground fighting elsewhere amid continuing rain.
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Kennedy Aids Negotiations Draw GOP, White House Fire
In early 1962 President Kennedy announced sending me to the Soviet Union to seek freer information exchange. The move drew sharp Republican and press criticism as secret diplomacy and spurred leaks from State Department officials and even partisan remarks from Bruce Alger. Presidential aide Ken O Donnell framed the mission as a political minus. The article notes anonymous State Department discomfort with White House intervention in diplomacy.
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Viet cabinet rebels halt resignations amid Manila talks
Prime Minister Nguyen Cao Ky and seven dissident cabinet ministers reached a pact to delay the government crisis until after next week's Manila conference. Two among them rescinded resignations, while five stayed on at least until Ky returns with Johnson and other world leaders.
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Raincoat Weather Forecast Turns Damp Across Region
A weather report from Hancock Field predicts drizzle and low 40s tonight with mostly cloudy skies and more rain tomorrow. Expect low 50s temperatures and a five day outlook describing a cold soggy period. Poor conditions grounded some New York and Boston bound flights and halted air traffic into Syracuse from the metro area and the east.
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Fire Department Disaster Claims 12 Local Firemen
In New York the department mourns 12 firefighters killed in a basement blaze on Broadway leaving many widows and 11 month old children. Virginia Galanaugh, widow of James Galanaugh recalls fear and loss as she questions his survival. The tragedy also echoes a past death of her father Vincent John Laurance in a similar tenement fire twelve years earlier.
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Bargains at Fair Start Tomorrow in Anniversary Sale
The Herald Journal notes a 12 page special section of exceptional values at Shoppers Fair stores. The nationwide Shop pers Fair Anniversary Sale begins tomorrow at both locations.
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Island natives glimpse Johnson on Pacific visit
President Johnson visited Pago Pago in American Samoa during a refueling stop from Honolulu. The display marked the first in-person sighting of a U.S. chief executive by Polynesian natives on the island.
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No peace prize awarded for 1966 in Oslo
The Norwegian Nobel Committee decided after a two hour meeting today not to award the Nobel Peace Prize for 1966. The award has been withheld for the first time in a decade, with funds to be held over until next year. The report notes the prize history and practice on finances in case a decision is made to revert or apply funds to the prize fund.
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