Hoover Names Communist Role in Viet Nam Protests
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover says the Communist party increased opposition to U S policy in Viet Nam and plans to run candidates in 1966. He cites directives to districts on protest slogans and large propaganda spending amid protests in April 17 Washington march August action project October international days of protest and November antiwar events in Washington.
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Weather-Swami Satellites To Go Aloft
CAPE KENNEDY Fla A new era in long range weather forecasting opens this month with the launch of the first of several satellites forming an operational network. TOS 1 will launch late this month with TOS 2 about a month later. Nimbus B will follow in 1967 or 1968 to record atmospheric data for global forecasts two to four weeks in advance. One TOS will aid local forecasts while another feeds national and world wide forecast centers.
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Kennedy suffers brief heart block at Palm Beach home
Former ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy, 77, fainted briefly from a heart block but doctors found no serious problem and he did not require hospitalization. He had just stepped from the pool at his oceanfront house and recovered with oxygen. Kennedy is still convalescing from a December 1961 stroke that impaired speech and movement.
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Belpre Mayor G. C. Brown Seeks Ohio 10th District Seat
Garrett C. Brown mayor of Belpre announces as a Republican candidate for Congress in Ohio's 10th District. He highlights his tenure as Belpre's full time mayor, FBI service, World War II Pacific duty, and family ties as he campaigns through Belpre, Jackson, and Logan with multiple public appearances.
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Johnson Wins Steel Price Fight Amid Nationwide Tension
President Johnson forged a settlement over steel price hikes, rejecting a $5 per ton increase and accepting a $2.75 rise. U S Steel proposed the compromise after pressure from both sides while White House officials denied pre negotiation deals. The deal included a partial offset from sheet steel price cuts amid anti inflation guidelines.
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