Johnson Appears to Signal Setback in Peace Offensive
The Associated Press reports President Johnson and key officials including Secretary of State Dean Rusk moved to prepare the nation for disappointing news as the peace initiative faced difficulties after weeks of optimism. The administration sought to frame events as part of a broader effort toward ending the Vietnam conflict.
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Gleason ends regular TV show next year
Jackie Gleason announces he will not have a regular television program in the coming year to develop new concepts. CBS and Gleason say he may return in a future special or revived Honey Mooners project, but both have other commitments. Gleason aims to create new concepts while considering a Diamond Jim Brady television biopic and potential collaboration with Lucille Ball.
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