Morse Urges UN Action to End Viet Nam War
Senator Wayne Morse calls for a full United Nations effort to stop the war in Viet Nam arguing the U S cannot end the war alone and the UN-imposed peace could benefit the United States more than continued fighting. He criticizes Johnson's UN speech as weak on obligations and urges exhausting all UN options.
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Washington
Wayne Morse
Johnson
Viet Nam
United Nations
Oregon Democrat
Morse
United States
Senate
Viet Cong strike Da Nang base amid air battles
The Viet Cong killed one American and destroyed three planes at Da Nang air base in a hit and run attack. U S forces hit targets in North Viet Nam while Marines landed in Qui Nhon to bolster security and combat support for South Viet Nam. In Cheo Reo a communist ambush killed four Americans and about 50 Vietnamese before guerrillas were driven off. 445 American combat deaths were reported since December 1961.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
da Nang
U. S. Air Force
Navy
North Viet Nam
U. S
Qui Nhon
7Th Fleet
Republic of South Viet Nam
Chu Lai
Phu Bai
Cheo Reo
Red
Viet Nam
Attack on Da Nang Base While Americans Slept
U S military in Saigon said a small guerrilla group possibly six infiltrated Da Nang base with explosives and 57 mm recoilless rifles while most American personnel were asleep.
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da Nang
U.S
Saigon
Defense Is Impossible Even at Da Nang Base
Washington reports seasoned officers say the Communist attack on Da Nang Air Base shows the near impossibility of fully guarding a heavily defended installation from guerrillas. About 9500 Marines surround the base since March, yet guerrillas launched a surprise mortar strike at night, a weapon valued for secrecy and silence.
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Washington
da Nang
South Viet Nam
Watchdog panel urged to police Senate ethics
The Rules Committee final report condemns Bobby Baker for abusing office and recommends immediate activation of a permanent ethics watchdog committee. Three senators from each party were to join the panel to investigate misconduct by senators and Senate staff and recommend discipline. Baker resigned as secretary to the Democratic majority in 1963.
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Washington
Bobby Baker
Senate
Committee On Standards and Conduct
Mike Mansfield
Baker
Rules Committee
India denies general troop withdrawal tied to Kutch cease fire
Indian officials rejected Ayub Khan’s claim of a broader withdrawal pact along the entire India Pakistan frontier. They said no order has been given for withdrawals outside Kutch and that the Kutch accord allows easing of tensions along the border. Troops in Kutch began pulling back at dawn with a seven day schedule.
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New Delhi
India
Pakistan
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Rann of Kutch
India-Pakistan
Ayub
K. P. S. Menon
Foreign Ministry
G. G. Mirchandani
Defense Ministry
Kutch
Mirchandani
Pakistan - India
Arabian Sea
LB Rent Supplement Plan Heads to Senate After House Vote
The House passed a $5.3 billion rent supplement bill by 208 to 202 after altering Johnson’s plan to aid low income families not in public housing. The measure, likely to ease in the Senate, matches a version already approved by the Senate Banking Committee with a higher overall price tag. The subsidy would provide $150 million over four years for qualifying families.
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Washington
Johnson
Senate
House
Senate Banking Committee
Cuban News Agency Office Closed Over Anti Boumedienne Speech
The Algerian military regime orders Prensa Latina to shut its Algiers bureau after distributing Fidel Castro’s attack on Boumedienne. Police found anti Boumedienne tracts, accusing the agency of subversion and hostile attitude toward the Algerian revolution. Jorge Serguera to Brazzaville. Havana says no Algerian ambassador. Washington reports satellite firm granted temporary free Early Bird service to broadcasters while rate decisions await.
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Algiers
Col. Houari
Boumedienne
Prensa Latina
Fidel Castro
Castro
Havana
Algeria
Jorge Serguera
Cuba
Congo Republic
Brazzaville
Washington
The
Communication Satellite Corp
Pope Paul VI Expected at United Nations Session
The Vatican observer said Pope Paul VI may visit New York for the UN General Assembly’s 20th session which starts September 21. Exact dates and length of stay remain undecided, but officials hope the Pope could address the 114 nations during the term.
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United Nations
N.Y
Vatican
Paul VI
U.N. General Assembly
Alberto Giovannetti
Holy See
Holy Father
General Assembly
Treasury Chief Sees No Economic Difficulty Ahead
Treasury Secretary Henry H. Fowler reports the fiscal 1965 deficit at 3.5 billion, down from Johnson's 6.3 billion forecast. He projects a 4.2 billion deficit for the new year, predicting further improvement if the business boom persists. Fowler assures of excellent conditions for stable and sustainable economic health and expansion.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Johnson
Fowler
Condi
C&SOE Strike Averted As Union Okays Pact
In Nelsonville, Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. and local No. 1466 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers approved a wage pact by 736 to 99, averting a strike. The one year agreement raises pay 7 to 12 cents hourly with an $271,312 total package and sets a 3.5% wage increase.
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Nelsonville
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Columbus
Charles Pancake
M. J. Montony
Ohio House Passes Oil and Gas Reform Sent To Rhodes
The Ohio Senate approved a bill creating a division of oil and gas in the Department of Natural Resources to regulate the booming industry. The measure aims to place conservation and pollution controls on oil and gas activity that last year produced 63 million dollars in value. At the same time, the House approved a pension bill boosting monthly retirement checks for more than 300,000 teachers, school employees, and state workers, with schedules for new and existing retirees.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Harry Armstrong
Docking
Oil and Gas
Department of Natural Resources
Department of Mines
Armstrong
Senate
House
Jose Antonio Jimenez Mentioned as Dominican Provisional President
Dominican sources report Jose Antonio Jimenez an elderly landowner as a possible provisional president to end the 68 day crisis. Rebel and civilian military junta sources say factions may agree on his appointment to steer the country to elections within six to nine months under OAS supervision.
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Washington
Jose Antonio Jimenez
Dominican Republic
Santo Domingo
Jimenez
Organization of American States
OAS
Funds Released for Pomeroy Boat Launch Facility
State funds totaling 48000 dollars were released to Pomeroy officials on Wednesday for the construction of a boat launching facility. The report notes related items such as contracts at Ravenswood and other regional developments.
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Pomeroy
Kaiser
Ravenswood
W. Va
Chrysler Corp
Stewart
James A. Rhodes
Gallipolis
U.S
Evans and Novak
Chauncey
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London
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