Johnson outlines nuclear cutbacks and global policy aims
President Johnson announced a four year program reducing enriched uranium by 40 percent and plutonium by 20 percent to lower tensions while Khrushchev signals a similar move. He stressed Cuba isolation, US readiness on policy discussions, and continued anti-communist efforts in Asia Europe and Vietnam amid regional flood damage reports.
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Still Hope To Settle Differences
The White House said railroad labor negotiations show some definite gains toward averting a coast to coast strike possible Saturday. Yet officials stressed the issues remain hard. mediators say gaining an inch is as hard as gaining a foot was a week ago. President Johnson awaited a definite ruling on whether bargaining can settle the dispute by 12:01 a.m. Saturday.
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Storm Warning for Terre Haute and region
The Weather Bureau issued a severe weather forecast for Southern Indiana and parts of Illinois Ohio and Kentucky. Severe thunderstorms with large hail and damaging winds were expected along a 120 mile wide swath from south of Terre Haute to Columbus Ohio from 1 p m to 7 p m CST.
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Weather Map Forecast for Terre Haute Area
Mostly cloudy through Tuesday with showers and thunder showers in Terre Haute and nearby areas. Central Indiana sees periods of showers with a few storms and locally heavy rains two inches or more, mainly central. Temperatures rise to near 80 Tuesday with highs in the 70s elsewhere.
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Lightning Strikes First Lady Lyndon B Johnson Plane
In Cleveland a United Airlines four engine craft carrying Mrs Lyndon B Johnson was struck by lightning during a Washington to Cleveland flight. The incident damaged the radio antennas slightly but caused no injuries to the First Lady and her party of 20. Weather roughness accompanied the one hour trip.
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Kluxers Beat Newsman in Louisiana Film Probe
UPI reports television newsman Bob Wagner of WDSU was attacked by armed men near a Jackson area farmhouse while scouting a Ku Klux Klan meeting for a Louisiana documentary. Wagner refused to press charges and was warned not to speak, with threats of death within 24 hours.
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Mrs. Hern Dies. Bayh’s Mother-in-law Succumbs
Enid Oklahoma funeral services set for Tuesday for Mrs. Burnett Hern 56 mother-in-law of Senator Birch Bayh with burial and services announced. Mrs. Hern died Saturday night of a heart attack and is survived by her husband Delbert Hern and her daughter Mrs. Bayh. The senator canceled engagements in Washington and Chicago to be with family in Enid.
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Injunction Will Prohibit Stall-ins At World’s Fair
A temporary restraining order issued by Justice Joseph M. Conroy of the Queens State Supreme Court bars interference with all transport to the World’s Fair opening Wednesday. Named defendants include Isiah Brunson of Brooklyn CORE and Herbert Callendar of the Bronx CORE.
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Flag over Ft McHenry inspires star spangled banner origin
The United States flag has flown over Ft McHenry in Baltimore day and night, a fact noted by the World Almanac. The scene inspired Francis Scott Key to write the Star Spangled Banner.
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Nuclear Powered Force Formed by U S Navy
The U S Navy plans to unite all its nuclear powered surface ships into a single carrier task group. The guided missile cruiser Long Beach and frigate Bainbridge will head to the Mediterranean to join the carrier Enterprise with the 6th Fleet. The trio represents nearly one billion dollars in construction costs.
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Johnson gets an A in domestic affairs in confidential reports
AP reports confidential dispatches show President Johnson earns high marks on domestic policy. Navy moves to form a single carrier task group of all U S nuclear powered surface ships. Rail talks remain at a delicate balance between progress and setback as Johnson receives the assessment. International news notes a Laos coup collapsing under U S pressure and Souvanna Phouma reinstated. Civil rights groups plot disruption of the World's Fair opening. Indiana Republicans back Goldwater, hoping Nixon will clinch the national nomination.
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Wallace to Visit Terre Haute for Democratic Nomination Bid
Gov. George Wallace arrives in Terre Haute Tuesday and holds a 10 30 am press conference at the Terre Haute House to push his bid for the 1964 Democratic presidential nomination. He launched his Indiana primary campaign after a 35 percent Wisconsin showing, facing Gov. Matthew Welsh as an alleged Johnson stand in, while Republican Barry Goldwater is viewed as Indiana GOP frontrunner after a recent Indianapolis visit.
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