WILSON WILL VISIT JOHNSON IN JULY

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP01-01773R000100130082-0
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• Original Classification: U
• Document Page Count: 1
• Document Creation Date: December 22, 2016
• Document Release Date: February 22, 2012
• Sequence Number: 82
• Publication Date: June 18, 1966
• Content Type: OPEN SOURCE

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WIISON WILL VISIT
JOHNSON IN JULY
Talk With President Called
Part of Regular Ties
By DANA ADAMS sCHMUYI'
during the second half ofuly,
ling street today -...n i
Hr. %yilson will cross the
(piamea, not av dal w, . an I
particular problem, but because
of the "continuing relationship'
('between our two countries. II
year have become "a kind of
routine," he said.
t Johnson has
rve the United
than those of
because 1'resid
tions oil embarf go against the
reoc ons. , Now quiet
talks - technillally _ lntormal
Britain and Rhodesia and many)
observers believe a deal 'is in
the area east of $uez and the
pound sterling. The east, of Suez
of Britain's co tinuing defense
role,' The heal of the pound
is affected by the pr'eslures of
the seamen's strike d con-1
tinuing unfavorable balance of
payments.
come a few weeks after, Presi-
dent de Gaulle's visit to Mos-
cow, the President and the!
Prime Minister may also face a
ance.
The West German Chancel-
lor, Dr. Ludwig Erhard, will)
be visiting Washington soon
after Mr. Wilson.
Irish Make Ancestral Home
Of Woodrow Wilson a Shrine!
Basutoland, as Leaotbo,
Independent on Oct.14
STRABANE, Northern Ire-
land, June 17 (Reuters) -Wood-
row Wilson's ancestral home,,
from which his grandfather
emigrated to Ohio, was dedi-
cated as a national monument
here today by the grandson of
the late President.
The tiny, thatched farmhouse,
set among the hills of County
Tyrone, was the home of James
Wilsoti, a printer who crossed
the Atlantic 160 years ago to
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FUL$RIGOT ANBL
Says Senate '8hoyld Decide
Who Gets C.I.A. Data
WASHINGTON, .ttfhe 17
(AP)-The Director of the Cen-
tral Intelligence has informed
the Senate Foreign Relations
Committee that he Is willing
to give it "substantive Intel-
nnoot ddisclose, "sources and meth-
os
ode," which, he reveals to an-
ether , Senate committee.
And that., Adm. William F.
Raborn.satd?in a let Wednes-
to Senator J. W. bright,
Bemocrat of Arkaitsa$, was the
The New York Time. .elude is. I"11 eniv'-tine; of atleatidn the com-
toland will galqIndependence supervises vawuc -
and become the nation ote
afctivittes.
Lesotho e' Oct. 4, the British The exchange of letters,
Government o~lcialiy con- Which was, learned tJbday, be.
firmed today ftC the. et~l of a tween,Admfsal Rebore- and Een?
constitutional mnf a on ator 13tilbr$ ht was Interprets
.mall aevth- as probablly killing the las
em Afriean nation.. ha ce fo . e_ ea+- -j
The conference ha? been would avert rd'$ed fo Alo or 11
marred by a walkout Of the between the on
Opposition parties.frdm Basu- the 'touchy-.
toland, who cha*+sd that Brit- to tiMe --mate
ain was rid the powitry Admiral Rabor'!i psis It dip-
into'indepeacteec0 The. lomatically: "I have previously
the} said, a thr k a sham stated once before your corn.'
independence, the mitten, that Senate snpergiafonI
black government to the
th of the agency (C.I'
mercies of white-ruled Sou ).
Africa, which entirely our- to be one w~dCh the. Serial; a it-
Basutoland self would want to resolve."
rounds Fred Lee, Colonial Setre- In attempting to keep-. the
Senate from resolving it with
tary, denied that, the Gov- ernment was trying to un- a potentially embarrasbinglYloor
burden itself of the territory fight, the Senate DemoJiratic
prematurelf'., The present l#ader, Mike I. ansf}eld, has
schedule, he add, reQeets the tried to work out A number
wishes of the majo of the of compromises.
Basuto Parliament. acrd pre- 'Senator Fulbright's group
vious agreements with the has argued that because of its
brief-
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