Experts Swamp LBJ With Viet Advice and No Clear Solution
The piece outlines split expert opinions on Vietnam policy. It cites South Vietnamese Premier Ky urging bombing Haiphong, while Britain and others oppose it. Generals Gavin and Taylor propose enclaves. McNamara and Fulbright warn against naïve peace. Rusk notes NLF presence. Harriman labels Viet Cong as North Viet Nam agents. Moyers defends diverse counsel. The article portrays a president overwhelmed by conflicting guidance.
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W. Averell Harriman
Johnson
NLF
Viet Cong
Viet Nam
South
National Liberation Front
Natural
Eagles Claw drives Viet Cong losses in Bong Son area
U S air cavalrymen killed 19 Viet Cong and captured eight during Eagles Claw near Bong Son while jets pounded targets in North and South Vietnam. American casualties rose with 2,000 combat deaths in the war and 9,658 wounded. missing in action stood at 161.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U. S
U. S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
Bong Son
United States
Air Force
Navy
Sai
Defense Department
Washington
White Wing
U. S. 1St Cavalrymen
Lush An Lao
U.S
Klan hearings in Ohio prompt undercover agent testimony
Washington reports an undercover agent was to testify to Congress about how the Ku Klux Klan operates inside Ohio as a mysterious handcuffed prisoner waited to testify. In Georgetown Ohio Mrs Esther J Bauer turned 101 a former teacher who has lived in Brown County all her life. In Columbus Ohio university trustees scrapped a $300000 presidential mansion plan voting 6 1 to abandon the project though open to a modest future option.
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Congress
Ohio
House
Georgetown
Esther J. Bauer
Bauer
Brown County
Arch Salisbury
Russellville
Jacob
Georgetown High School
Bond to Appeal Supreme Court Over Georgia Seat
Rep elect Julian Bond plans to appeal a federal court ruling upholding the Georgia House of Representatives refusal to seat him. Bond was barred for statements deemed at war with national policy as he voiced sympathy with men unwilling to respond to the draft.
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Atlanta
Julian Bond
U.S. Supreme Court
Georgia House of Representatives
House
Bond
U S Sub Discovery Effort Delayed By Spain Winds
High winds along Palomares Beach forced a postponement of a search by a midget submarine for the missing U S nuclear bomb. The Alvin and Aluminaut joined Task Force 65 after arriving on Thursday. rescuers reported about 70 wreckage pieces found on the seafloor about 1000 feet down.
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Palomares Beach
Spain
Mediterranean
U.S
U.S. Navy
Mount St Mary’s hospital reaches 50 000th patient milestone
The Messenger reports Mount St Marys has admitted its 50 000th patient since opening about 16 years ago. The milestone is noted on page 5 along with local unemployment claims rising in Athens and Hocking counties, flood forecast updates, and an Athens Nelsonville basketball matchup.
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Mount ST. Mary
Athens
Hocking
Safety Council reports 49000 traffic deaths in 1965
National Safety Council data shows 49 000 traffic deaths and about one million disabling injuries in 1965. Economic loss estimated at 8.5 billion with 5.5 billion in wage and medical costs. Deaths per 100 million miles fell to 5.6, while total vehicle miles rose 5 percent to 880 billion.
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Chicago
United States
National Safety Council
Council
Federal Bureau of Roads
Howard Pyle
The
Safety Council
Pyle
GI Benefits Bill Attains Final Congressional Approval
Washington reports a permanent GI benefits bill gaining final approval with an estimated 500 million dollars yearly cost. It expands education and home buying aid to all military personnel with over six months service since January 31, 1955 and takes effect June 1. The measure passed the Senate 99 to 0 and cleared the House after compromise.
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Washington
Johnson
Senate
House
Athens Dollar Days sale continues into final day
Athens stores saw heavy crowds Friday as the semi annual Dollar Days sale by the Athens Retail Merchants Association enters its last day. Forecast calls for fair and mild weather Saturday aiding shoppers and merchants.
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Athens Retail Merchants Association
Athens
Two Dead as Mob Violence Rages in Dominica Capital
In Santo Domingo mobs killed two more, including a police sergeant, amid ongoing unrest after a student protest linked to a clash with authorities. Police reinforcements faced armed partisans while violence spread to interior cities. President Hector Garcia Godoy met rebel leaders amid negotiations on a military reshuffle.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Hector Garcia- Godoy
Garcia - Gody
Armed Forces
Enrique Perez Y Perez
Garcia - Godoy
Mossler Murder Trial Delayed Due to Illness
Candace Mossler II's murder trial was recessed for the weekend after she fell ill with migraine headaches and nausea. Dr. Edward W. St. Mary testified she complained of chest pains but did not have a heart disturbance, with the state aiming to rest its case by midweek.
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Miami
Fla
Candace Mossler
Edward W. St. Mary
George Schulz
Mossler
Melvin Lane Powers
Jacques Mossler
Humphrey Tours Viet Improvement Projects
Vice President Hubert Humphrey toured Saigon area improvement projects and met village elders and local chiefs. He viewed refugee housing and low rent developments, praised self help efforts, and joined a local songful event before heading to further stops and U. S. troop talks.
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Saigon
South Viet Nami
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
New Prosperity
Secret Service
U. S
Thailand
Laos
Pakistan
India
Australia
New Zealand
Viet Nam
Mcllwain Charges HHH Aid Claim In Ohio Primary
In Cincinnati Republican William Mcllwain accuses Democrat Frazier Reams Jr. of misleading voters by implying Vice President Hubert Humphrey backs his gubernatorial bid. Mcllwain, also a candidate, says Reams’ statement aims to deceive Democratic primary voters. The report adds a separate obituary note from Ithaca.
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Cincinnati
Harry Mcllwain
Frazier Reams Jr
Reams
Hubert H. Humphrey
Mcllwain
Humphrey
Ohio
CATV Regulation Fears FCC Decision Imminent
The Federal Communications Commission may decide today how it will regulate Community Antenna Television. After a seven hour meeting, sources say commissioners are near agreement on general principles with possible softer stance than some expected.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Commission
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