Honolulu Meeting Ends With Nothing Recommended
A Honolulu meeting of Johnson aides produced no public recommendations on Southeast Asia. Officials signaled possible action if North Vietnam and Red China continue aiding the conflict, while Johnson kept the policy vague and warned the U.S. must do its full share.
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Honolulu
James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Johnson
Southeast Asia
United States
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Laos
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Dean Rusk
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
McNamara
Saigon
U.S. Office
North Viet Nam
Red China
Cuban Red Cross Reports U S Backed Attacks on Coast
The Cuban Red Cross claims anti Castro forces backed by the United States attacked Cuban coastal cities causing heavy damage and loss of life. The Cuban radio broadcast the statement as Castro's government rarely acknowledges such strikes. Manuel Artime warned of a prolonged Viet Nam like war and remains at large.
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Miami
Fla
United States
Cuban Red Cross
Fidel Castro
Manuel Artime
Cuba
Revolutionary Recovery Movement
Miami Herald
Artime
Ohio State conducts altitude tests on impaired volunteers
Ohio State University uses an altitude chamber to study how pulmonary patients react to flight. Dr. Frederick H. Shillito reports 12 to 20 volunteers tolerated high altitude with little discomfort, while eight showed adverse reactions. The piece also threads in a broader discussion of U S policy in Asia and remarks by Rusk and Johnson on wartime options and diplomacy.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Frederick H. Shillito
Farm Leader and Chain Store Exec Debate Over Slumping Cattle Prices
Angus McDonald of the National Farmers Union charged price manipulation and deliberate suppression of farm prices in the meat market during a debate with Clarence G. Adams of the National Association of Food Chains. Adams denied chain stores benefited, arguing consumers gain from lower cattle prices.
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Washington
Angus McDonald
The
National Farmers Union
Clarence G. Adams
National Association of Food Chains
McDonald’s
LA Newsman Drew R. Mervick Dies at 61
A P report says Drew R. Mervick, 61, production manager of the Los Angeles Herald-Examiner, died Sunday of a heart attack. Mervick came to Los Angeles in 1957 from the Pittsburgh Sun Telegraph and had 35 years with Hearst newspapers.
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Los Angeles
Andrew R. Mervick
Los Angeles Herald-Examiner
Mervick
Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph
Hearst Newspapers
Use of Closed Circuit TV Expands Across Sectors
AP report notes widespread adoption of closed circuit television from classrooms and theaters to banks and hospitals. It cites a 16.5 million dollar annual market for equipment and services, with Bell System and independents benefiting. By year end four million students receive some instruction via closed circuit networks across South Carolina schools and local hospitals.
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Bell System
Cape Kennedy
South Carolina
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co
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