Bishop Pike Leaves Post to Study Paradox of Church
The Rt. Rev. James A. Pike resigns as California bishop to join the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions at Santa Barbara. He will spend his life exploring the paradox of the church in modern times as a scholar and teacher, reaffirming remaining in the Episcopal Church.
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Navy Tests Hovercraft for Viet Cong Use
The U S Navy is evaluating three Patrol Air Cushion Vehicles at Vung Tau for seaborne duties in Viet Nam. The hovercraft skim land water or rice paddies and fly at 68 to 75 knots, carrying four crew and up to eight troops, to patrol for arms, evacuate casualties, and potentially raid coastal targets.
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Texas
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China Puts U S on Defensive In Spiraling Arms Race
The United States and China exchanged sharp rhetoric after China tested a nuclear device with a yield around 130 kilotons. Washington rejected a Chinese call for mutual no first use as nonbinding, citing lack of enforceability. Premier Chou En Lai said China offered a reciprocal renunciation, but was rejected, prompting renewed push to become a true nuclear power.
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Committee weighs CIA inquiry and $150,000 probe
Senate Foreign Relations Committee debated a resolution to authorize a $150,000 inquiry into CIA secret operations and their impact on foreign relations. Chairman Fulbright urged quick passage, while McCarthy predicted committee approval amid debates on whether CIA actions shape policy. Special oversight members argue CIA operates only with presidential authorization.
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Planned Obsolescence Cited As Factor in Auto Accidents
Former Labor Department official Daniel Moynihan told the House Commerce Committee that auto makers use planned obsolescence to boost profits and blamed it for higher accident rates. He estimated up to one fifth of output goes to replacement or repair of damaged vehicles, calling profits drenched in blood. Moynihan criticized federal safety efforts and cited Ford's failed effort a decade ago to sell a safer car as evidence of industry restraint and apathy.
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