U S May Give Eased Raids Consideration
U S may ease raids on North Vietnam if talks progress. The White Paper outlines U S policy urging negotiation while warning of continued military action. It notes Hanoi has shown no inclination to accept British peace proposals and that the pause depends on their military activity. Counterfeit money and the Secret Service mention conclude the piece.
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Viet Nam
U.S
America
Russia
France
South
Gression
Hanoi
Wilpare
Dean Rusk
State Department
Foreign Office
Secret Service
Water Pumped Aboard Ship To Avoid Blast
A collection of East Berlin and UPI wires reports notes an American tourist from California, William Wyot Lovett of San Francisco, held by East German police since May after a traffic accident. Also named are Benjamin Franklin Whidellrd, John Thwaites, and Arthur Wilbraham, amid alleged ties to escape attempts and unrelated charges. A separate UPI item reports Arvin Industries declaring a 30 cent quarterly dividend payable Sept 30 to record holders Sept 7, 1965.
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Berlin
UPI
California
William Wyot Lovett
San Francisco
Benjamin Franklin Whitehill
Tulsa
Okla
John Thwaites
Whitehill
Thwaites
Foreign Office
Arthur Wilbraham
Columbus, Ind
Arvin Industries, Inc
C. J. Myers
Mobile
Ala
Arctic Reefers
Dan Sirmon
Madison County
Dents
Purdue University
Anderson
Arun Kumar
Bhalla
Dane . Williams Crisler
Winding Way
Joe Edward Foust
W. Sth St
Patricia
Mac Drive
Harri Robert Carl Plunkett
Kett Sexton
St. Elwood
House Approves 601 Million College Aid Bill
The House passed a 601 million dollar college aid bill by a 367 to 22 vote, funding construction of classrooms libraries and labs and creating a direct student scholarship program. The measure faces Senate action with a larger version and a possible national teacher corps plan on the agenda. Critics attacked the 800 year grant proposal for 130,000 students. a Griffin effort to block it failed 88 to 58. A tax deduction proposal for parents was defeated. Powell kept the focus on preventing discrimination by private campus groups despite private funding.
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Washington
UPI
House
Johnson
Congress
Senate Education Subcommittee
Robert P. Griffin
R-Mich
Griffin
Voica
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N. Y
Full Education
Joe Waggonner
D-La
Powell
Warsaw Hanoi Reach Cultural Cooperation Pact
A cultural agreement between Poland and Hanoi was signed, covering science education culture arts and exchanges of scholars authors journalists exhibitions and films. Polish Vice Minister Kazimierz Rusinek and Hanoi ambassador Do Phat Quang signed the pact. The article notes gamma radiation storage enabling sea foods to keep for three weeks.
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Warsaw
Poland
Viet Nam
Kazimierz Rusinek
Hanoi
Do Phat Quang
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Northern
Rhodesia
Houston
Tex
Millon College
Pendleton Furniture Mart
Go Go
Jonathon Logan
Banner¢Fair, Inc
Honor Mary O'Sullivan
Howells, N.Y
Honor
Flrme Hleloms
Anne Adams
Anderson Herald
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Admiral Chest
Frank Krall
Purdue
Citizens Banking CO
11Th and Meridian
Bannersfair, Inc
Meridian St
Steve
Weilers
Persnickety
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B. Gail
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