Johnson weighs Vietnam costs as Soviet missiles rise
A UPI report from Austin notes President Johnson faces a bigger Vietnam bill and a potential tax hike while Defense Chief McNamara says Soviet ICBM output is increasing beyond earlier forecasts. Johnson targets 1968 defense spending near 68 to 75 billion, seeks 9 to 10 billion extra for Viet war costs, and comments on dissent and national resolve.
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Viet Nam
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Robert S. McNamara
Soviet Union
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Soaring War Costs Create Tax Dilemma
Washington officials confront a budget deficit rise to an estimated 8 to 12 billion dollars as President Johnson weighs a request to Congress for 9 to 10 billion more for the Vietnam war. Economic forecasters warn that tax hikes could dampen private spending and worsen the deficit. advisers expect a more balanced growth in 1967.
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Kennedy Defends Lottery for Draft
UPI reports Sen. Edward Kennedy defended his proposed draft lottery as fairer than the current system. He argued the lottery removes class and college status distinctions and replaces the draft with a predictable, flexible process. Margaret Mead backed universal voluntary national service as an alternative, urging two years of military or social service for 18 year olds and noting women could serve in support roles.
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Handyman Satellite Enters Orbit Aimed at Space Tasks
CAPE KENNEDY UPD reports the versatile space handyman satellite launched to serve space science and practical needs for the public. It reached a near perfect preliminary orbit and awaits parking in a stationary orbit to begin multiple tasks for citizens.
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Protestant Leaders Attack Johnson Viet Nam Policy In Assembly
In Miami Beach Protestant leaders in the National Council of Churches condemn President Johnson's Viet Nam policy as the rest of the nation debates the war. Vice President Humphrey defends the administration tonight as a pending resolution urges candor on negotiations with the Viet Cong and the path to peace.
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