US Balks at Vietnam Peace Talks Open to Geneva
Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg said the United States is ready to negotiate a settlement of the Vietnam War at Geneva or any suitable conference site. He affirmed belief in 14 points, and expressed hope Hanoi would also negotiate. He spoke after a two hour White House meeting with President Johnson and top officials.
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Dean Rusk
State Department
North Vietnamese
Foreign Office
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Southeast Asia
Viet Nam
Viet War Budget Hike Sought by Johnson
President Johnson plans a request to Congress for about 13 billion dollars to bolster the Viet Nam war effort. The package would be partially spent in the current year with most funds aimed at replacing depleted military stocks.
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Johnson
Congress
Viet Nam
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Ronald Reagan Seeks California Governor Nomination
Actor Ronald Reagan declares as a Republican candidate for California governor promising a clean campaign. He aims to win the primary and general election, pledging support for the eventual nominee. Reagan faces rivals George Christopher and Laughlin Waters as moderates and conservatives vie for the party.
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Los Angeles
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
California
George Christopher
San Francisco
Laughlin E. Waters
Assembly
U.S
Waters
Republican Party
Keynote Little Controversy 66 Legislature Opens Today
Charles Dumas reports the 66th Legislature opens with a keynote and a note of controversy surrounding early session moves. Members from both parties convene as debates begin on proposed policies and budget priorities.
Rockefeller lays out 1966 agenda in tense Albany session
Governor Rockefeller faces a split Legislature to push a modest 1966 program. He seeks stronger law enforcement and a broad air-pollution drive while budget plans promise a record 4 billion dollar 1966-67 outlay.
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Carl Spad
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State Senate
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Assembly
State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation
What Will Big Steel Do Spotlight On U S Steel
The Johnson administration pressures the steel industry as Bethlehem Steel and Inland Steel move a price increase while U S Steel considers joining. The administration warns against inflation and orders Pentagon steel purchases halted from firms not keeping prices stable. If U S Steel joins, others may follow. if not, Bethlehem and Inland may rescind the boost.
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Dirksen Warns Against Viet Nam Compromise on 70th Birthday
Senator Everett Dirksen speaking at his Florida winter home warned against any settlement that would compromise South Viet Namese freedom. He supported ending the war honorably but cautioned against negotiations that would erode the 1954 Geneva accords. He planned to confer with House leaders on a Republican Viet Nam stance upon returning to Washington.
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Everett M. Dirksen
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Johnson
South Viet Nam
South Viet ‘Nam
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House
Viet Nam
Quill Arrest Sparks Citywide Transit Crisis Deepens
Union leader Michael J. Quill was jailed for contempt amid a four day city transit strike and suffered a possible heart attack. Bellevue Hospital treated him as traffic chaos and stalled commutes mounted, while Mayor Lindsay urged comfort and continued bargaining with the Transit Authority as the panel pressed for a settlement.
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Michael J. Quill
Afl-Cio Transport Workers Union
Bellevue Hospital
Quill
John V. Lindsay
Bellevue
Long Island
Union
Transit Authority
Police Capture Parolee Escaper After Shootout
A 20 year old ex convict named John C. LaPorte was recaptured after escaping from Central Police Station during a chase that left Sgt. William J. Canavally with a severe hand and lip laceration and Patrolman Louis J. Cochi with a sprained hand. Police fired three shots during pursuit at several locations including Sixth Avenue and Liberty Street. LaPorte, a parolee, faces a prisoner escape charge. photographer Jack Short witnessed the escape.
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Stillwater
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John A. Comitale
Charles F. King
Robert Graber
William J. Canavally
LaPorte
Jack Short
Nelson Ave
Sixth Avenue
Broadway
Liberty Street
Fifth Avenue
Belgrade St
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St. Mary’s Hospital
Louis J. Cochi
O'Neil St
St. Mary's Hospital
Sgt
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Sixth Ave
Slaying Touches Off Demonstration In Alabama
In Tuskegee Alabama Marvin Segrest 67 of Shorter is charged with murder in the slaying of Samuel Younge Jr 21 a Tuskegee Institute student whose death sparked a protest by black college students. Segrest held without bond. preliminary hearing not yet set.
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Marvin Segrest
Shorter
Ala
Samuel Younge, Jr
Tuskegee Institute
Younge
Tuskegee
Segrest
Samuel Younge Sr
U.S. Forest Service
Atlanta
Samuel Young, Jr
Tom Young
India Pakistan Talks Deadlocked In Russia
In Tashkent the Indian Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri and Pakistani President Ayub Khan failed to bridge Kashmir differences at their first meeting since the September war. Soviet pressure sought a face-saving accord, Kosygin warned the talks may not resolve all issues in one session. Both leaders offered a no-war pact with conditions deemed unacceptable by the other.
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Kashmir
Lal Bahadur Shastri
India
Ayub Khan
Pakistan
United Nations
Alexei N. Kosygin
Shastri
Ayub
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