Viet Cong Retreated After Heavy Week End Losses
U S spokesmen said Viet Cong retreated to jungle hideouts after several weekend engagements cost the Communists many lives. Air raids resumed on North Vietnam near Dien Bien Phu and Dong Hoi while Marines and South Vietnamese troops pressed a harvest moon operation south of Da Nang. 198 Viet Cong killed and 76 captured with 287 suspects detained. a 22 man VC platoon surrendered to the US 178th Airborne Brigade at Vo Dat.
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Teens Frug Dance Crowd Struggles at Freedom Hall
In Louisville about 30,000 teenagers attempted a mass frug at a dance for underprivileged children causing a jam. Six teens were sidelined, one sent for X-rays, and over 20,000 toys were collected.
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Louisville
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Freedom Hall
Gemini 7 Aims for 14 Day Space Trek With Lovell And Borman
Gemini 7 astronauts Frank Borman and James Lovell fly nine days into a planned 14 day mission with a goal of conserving fuel for the rest of the voyage. Gemini 6 efforts with Schirra and Stafford failed after a launch abort, delaying a rendezvous attempt until Wednesday.
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James A. Lovell Jr
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NATO Ministers Discuss Atom Force in Paris
NATO foreign and defense ministers meet in Paris to discuss an integrated nuclear force and France's role. U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk arrives and says he expects a useful discussion as the conference opens at NATO headquarters. Defense Secretary Robert McNamara also arrives for the talks.
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Robert S. McNamara
NATO
Nuclear talks falter over NATO integration dispute
European observers report France opposes NATO forces’ integration while West Germany seeks greater say in nuclear strategy. Moscow hints progress on reunification and Berlin access if integration is dropped. Diplomatic channels see possible East West deal to curb nuclear spread if Moscow’s stance shifts. Red China’s nuke test pressures a nonproliferation accord, though Moscow resists U.S. British proposals.
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Viet Nam
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Republicans Open Birch Society Question Before Panel
Top Republicans debate disavowing the John Birch Society at the Republican Coordinating Committee session. Barry Goldwater will be represented by Rep. John J. Rhodes as Goldwater recovers from surgery. Idaho Gov. Smylie urges a disassociation resolution and says failure signals party equivocation. Sen. Hugh Scott also urges committee action at the 1964 convention context.
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Robert E. Smylie
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Hugh Scott
College administrators clash over campus sex report
Inside The Messenger notes administrators dispute a reported study on sex on campus. The page 2 item signals controversy within Ohio University environs and related campus governance debates.
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Gallipolis
AFL CIO pushes bigger wage gains and Social Security boost
AFL CIO leaders at the 10th anniversary convention call for a larger share of national wealth for workers, a 50 percent rise in Social Security to fund higher benefits and tax cuts for low and middle income families. They reject White House wage guidelines and urge bold federal job-creation and purchasing power measures. They also seek extended medical care benefits and survivor coverage, plus an increase in the Social Security tax base from 6600 to 15000. Temperatures will run above normal with light rain through the five day period.
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Johnson resumes White House talks amid Viet Nam budget prep
President Johnson returns to Washington for intensive talks with foreign leaders and final budget preparations after 24 days at LBJ Ranch. Ayub Khan arrives Tuesday for two days of meetings. Wil son and Erhard to visit for Viet Nam peace efforts and Western Europe defense role. Johnson to oversee budget cuts for Great Society and Viet Nam spending.
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Antipoverty Chief Denounces Sweeney as Liar in Ohio
Columbus report says Donald Beatty deputy director of the Ohio Office of Opportunity denounces U S Rep Robert E Sweeney for malicious unmitigated lies. Beatty defends the office staff selected on qualifications and denies claims of a patronage machine and non existent programs amid criticism in Ohio newspapers last Thursday.
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Criticism Mounts On Mansion At Ohio State University
Ohio State University faces mounting debate over a $300000 president’s mansion. Trustees approved building last Thursday by 7 to 1 but Gov. Rhodes and others question funding for operations, with officials noting legislative appropriations may be required. The mansion project proceeds with funds donated for the president Novice G. Fawcett.
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Democrats’ gubernatorial race skirmish at state meeting
At the Ohio Democratic state meeting in Columbus two declared candidates for governor dismissed each other’s bids while a committee was formed to decide party endorsements for the May primary. Reps Harry McIlwain and A G Lancione claimed shifts in support as both questioned the other's seriousness. In Lima, a major supermarket was damaged by fire causing about 650000 in losses.
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Dorse
William L. Coleman
Harry H. McIlwain
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Bellaire
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Interest Hike Probe Opens
Congress opens hearings on the Federal Reserve interest rate increase pitting the Fed against President Johnson. Senate and House Economic committees call Chairman William McChesney Martin Jr. and Fed Board members as first witnesses.
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Senate House Economic Committee
William McChesney Martin Jr
Death ruling pending in Klansman Mars case in North Carolina
Coroner says Grady B. Mars 41 may have died by his own hand after a gunshot wound in his bedroom Mars had been despondent since refusing to testify to the House Un American Activities Committee Officials expect a final ruling Tuesday after reports from the State Bureau of Investigation Mars was identified by HUAC as a district officer and organizer for the United Klans of America The Athens Meteorological Service reports September had no rainfall in the Athens area
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