Lodge Resigns, Taylor Succeeds Viet Nam Envoy (Universal Newsreel, Jun 1964)

Description

The original release sheet reads: LODGE RESIGNS, TAYLOR SUCCEEDS VIET NAM ENVOY US Ambassador to south Vietnam, Henry Cabot Lodge is resigning to devote his efforts to the coming Republican presidential campaign Army Chief of Staff Maxwell D Taylor J.s succeeding the envoy and General Taylor, in turn, will be succeeded by General Earl G. Wheeler. President Johnson's appointment of General Taylor emphasizes again this country s resolve to protect this freedom of South East Asia and the President promises that we will continue aid. CHILDREN CORNER, WORLDS FAIR CATERS TO THE SMALL FRY It can be estimated that half of the admissions to the New York World's Fair will be children= so why not an exhibit for them alone. It's Atomsville USA, and only children are admitted to operate nuclear displays The lost childran's bureau is also a busy place as fifty parents a day become mislaid. RECORD CROWN AT LEMANS GRIND More than 250,000 people at the 24 hour, 1,000- mile test in France have a carnival complete with slideshows to divert them during the dull portions of the race. Others nap or even play golf as they await the finish. Two amatuers are first over the line. JAPAN READY FOR OLYMPIC GAMES As host nation for the first Olympic Games to be held in Asia, Japan has built a complex of stadia fed by new roads and rail facilities. Its the most elaborate setup aver erected for the international competitions.

Collection

MCA/Universal Pictures Collection

Series

Motion Picture Releases of the Universal Newsreel Library