Johnson Welcomes Debate on Foreign Policy at Luci Johnson Graduation
President Johnson addressed criticism of U S foreign policy during Luci Johnson’s graduation at the National Cathedral School. He said debate strengthens democracy and will not sway his course, citing Viet Nam and the Dominican Republic, while urging ideas from universities journals and public forums. He noted most Americans support his aims and stressed unity despite disagreement.
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Johnson urges decisive guiding course for humane foreign policy
President Johnson argues for a world where nations govern themselves in enduring peace and calls Americans to help needy peoples. He cites leadership burdens, stressing the need to act rightly even with uncertainty and to support hopeful struggles beyond creed, continent, or color.
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Have You Voted In Tucson Bond Election Today
Editorial urges Tucson voters to cast ballots by 7 p.m. for a five year bond program to improve city services without raising property taxes. It cites broad endorsements from business and labor groups and encourages participation to avoid apathy and defeat.
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ASU students and faculty protest U.S. policy
About 35 Arizona State University students and faculty protested U.S. Viet Nam and Dominican Republic policy outside the Federal Building. They carried signs urging negotiation over war and warned of future casualties on Memorial Day.
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Memorial Holiday Traffic Toll Tops 487
Memorial Day holiday traffic deaths reached a record 487 among 698 accidental fatalities over 78 hours from Friday 6 p m to yesterday midnight. California led with 55 traffic deaths, followed by Texas 29 and Florida 28, as Howard Pyle urged drivers to sharpen skills and drive defensively.
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Turnout Heaviest In Wards 2 and 4 In Tucson Bond Vote
By noon the city reported 7 245 votes in a 22 million bond election with 63 000 eligible voters. Ward 2 and Ward 4 led turnout with about 1 500 votes each, while Ward 5 lagged around 500.
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Small voter turnout at Corbett School bond election
Mrs. Rex Kisro an election worker at Corbett School reports light activity as city bond votes proceed. Only one of six voting booths was in use and by midmorning about 100 persons had cast ballots.
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GOP Drafts Civil Rights Declaration
Washington reports GOP leaders including Eisenhower Goldwater Nixon and Dewey met to hammer out a civil rights declaration and review foreign affairs policy. They heard five task force reports while debating federal shop laws and job opportunities.
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NATO Nuclear Executive Plan Seeks Allied Voice
French Defense Minister Messmer signals cautious openness to U S proposal for a four to five member NATO nuclear executive committee. McNamara would share control to expand allied participation, linking US Britain and France with West Germany and other allies while debating multilateral force options. Defense ministers agreed to study the proposal further.
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Gusty Winds to Persist With Clear Skies Tonight
Weather note reports gusty windy conditions continuing through tomorrow with clear skies this evening and scattered clouds tomorrow afternoon. Tomorrow's high is foreseen at 86 after yesterday's higher. morning low around 54 and an earlier 33 low today. At 2 PM the temperature reached 83 with 8 percent humidity.
Two Navy Jets Lost In Raids Over North Viet Nam
U S Air Force and Navy strikes hit Hoi An depot roads ferries boats and bridges in six raids. Two Navy F8 Crusader jets were lost one pilot killed and another rescued at sea. A Viet Cong ambush near Pleiku Le Thanh left two American advisers dead and one wounded.
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Marina Oswald Plans Durant Marriage After Blood Test
Marina Oswald widow of Lee Harvey Oswald planned to marry Kenneth J. Porter in Durant Oklahoma after a blood test at Haney Clinic. Porter, 27, and Oswald, 24, both of Richardson Texas, were said to be of legal age with no waiting period.
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