Two Page Ad Proposes Peace Paradise in Viet Nam Idea
Morhiro Matsuda of Tokyo bought a two page New York Times ad outlining his plan for peace in Viet Nam and a paradise on earth. He described a self contained community with dormitories schools gyms an orchard gardens and factories funded at about 11 billion dollars. He claimed the paradise would remove emotional strain and unnecessary kinship ties while enabling people to become writers inventors or discoverers.
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New York
UPI
Japan
New York Times
Viet Nam
Paradise On Earth
Morhiro Matsuda
Tokyo
Times
Matsuda
Asia
United States
Administration fears effect of Viet strife on U S opinion
The Johnson administration voiced concern over how civil strife in South Vietnam affects U S public opinion. Top officials urged South Vietnamese factions to unite and asked Americans for patience in the hard task of building a nation amid Communist pressure. President Johnson emphasized the need for unity while the constitutional process moves forward.
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U.S
Washington
UPI
Johnson
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
South
Opinions Split on McNamara Universal Service Plan
UPI reports Sen. Proxmire opposes universal service whether civilian or military, calling it unnecessary. Sen. Russell questions counting Peace Corps service as equal to Viet Nam duty, while Sen. Javits backs the plan or drafts revision, as the draft currently discriminates against noncollege bound youths. President Johnson cites polls on Viet Nam and aims to deter communism at minimal cost.
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Washington
UPI
William Proxmire
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Wisconsin Democrat
McNamara
Richard B. Russell
Dga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Peace Corps
Viet Nam
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Javits
Presbyterians Vote Today on Confession
In Boston at the 178th Presbyterian General Assembly a 1967 confession appears set for passage with little opposition. The document restates Westminster beliefs in contemporary language and is expected to pass by a substantial majority among the more than three million American Presbyterians.
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Boston
VPI
178Th Presbyterian General Assembly
Sterilization as Probation Condition Sparks Jail Stay
A 21-year-old Santa Barbara mother of two was jailed for six months after she refused sterilization as a condition of probation for a misdemeanor involving marijuana. Judge Frank P. Kearney set the term, saying nothing novel legally or medically justified the choice. Her attorney criticized the order as unconstitutional and said a habeas corpus filing would follow.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
UPI
Nancy Hernandez
Frank P. Kearney
Welfare Department
Hernandez
Joe Sanchez
Sanchez
Kearney
A.L. Wirin
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Los Angeles
ACLU
U.S. Supreme Court
Wirin
Oliver Wendell Homles
New Set of Parents Sought For 15 Orphaned Children
In Mott North Dakota a town wide appeal seeks a third set of foster parents for 15 Kerzman children whose parents died in a November traffic crash. Jim Kerzman Jr 19 and Jerry 18 head a 1500 acre farm while an aunt and uncle aid as temporary guardians. The mayor placed the ad asking couples to provide love and guidance, with funds available from pensions but kids need stable guardians.
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Mary Ruth
James Kerrman Jr
Jerry
Jim
Melford Johnson
Mott
Ted
Hardmeyer
Kerrman
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