Japan Extends US Security Pact and Aid to Developing Nations
Prime Minister Eisaku Sato announces at the Diet the extension of the U S security treaty beyond 1970 and Japan will expand assistance to developing nations. Tokyo pursues a policy separating economics from politics while widening international trade and diplomacy including Formosa Red China and possible Siberian development deals.
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Bundy Calls Nuclear Threat Top Global Problem
McGeorge Bundy, Ford Foundation president and former adviser, warns in Boston that nuclear weapons remain the single greatest danger to humanity. He cites risks from arms races, Vietnam, and difficulty of achieving a universal ban, while noting possible nonproliferation treaty progress and limits of bans. Bundy cites France and China as unlikely to sign and emphasizes the need for worldwide control beginning from the present.
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China
Liberals Plot Against LBJ In Sixty-Eight Power Play
Left wing Democrats push to deny Lyndon Johnson renomination using Robert Kennedy as an alternate. ADA leaders including Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr and Rep Don Edwards argue the 1964 coalition fractured by wartime policy. Theodore Sorenson notes no VP who succeeded to the presidency has sought a second full term.
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UVM scientist wins Fulbright to study in Germany
Professor Ted B Flanagan of the University of Vermont will join about 200 Fulbright Research Scholars and work at the University of Münster in the fall. His project studies absorption and diffusion of hydrogen and deuterium in palladium alloys, continuing work funded by an Atomic Energy Commission grant. The Fulbright act aims to foster international understanding and peaceful ties.
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Atomic Energy Commission
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University of California
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University of Washington
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