U S Role widens in Viet Nam advisory status may change
In South Viet Nam the United States appears to be instituting plan B with a large increase in manpower, potentially deploying hundreds of thousands of troops while debates arise over whether the war remains Vietnamese or becomes American. Western diplomats, Da Nang and Saigon officials weigh Saigon's fragile balance amid Buddhist Catholic tensions and the scope of U S involvement.
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Wall Smashes Planned to Probe Embassies Worldwide
State Department with Navy Seabees plans a wall smashing sweep of U. S. embassies in 15 capitals to root out hidden spy devices. They seek 1.6 million dollars for interior demolitions under a new complete demolition security policy prompted by a Moscow bugging network.
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White House Aides Wish LBJ Vacation Minded
Washington reporters note that President Johnson does not gravitate to vacation retreats. Unlike Truman Eisenhower or Kennedy, Johnson prefers the Johnson City ranch and seldom leaves Washington or Texas long. Even on holidays he stays busy with official papers and long calls, reflecting a life spent at work rather than leisure.
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Johnson Urges Faster Weather Modification Effort
President Johnson told Congress that significant progress has been made in weather and climate modification but the pace is too slow. He called for a larger scope in basic research and application, citing NSP weather studies and international progress, including rain making, cloud seeding, fog penetration, hail suppression, and turbulence research.
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Supreme Court strikes down 1962 mail propaganda law
The Supreme Court ruled the 1962 law restricting delivery of Communist political propaganda by mail unconstitutional, saying the affirmative signing requirement infringes First Amendment rights. Justices Brennan Goldberg and Harlan joined Douglas in a separate opinion. The decision covered cases from New York and San Francisco and included other actions on court costs against acquittals, libel suits for union campaigns, criminal contempt in Holland Furnace Co. case, and a sit‑in demonstration.
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UPI
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U. S
William O. Douglas
Byron R. White
William J. Brennan Jr
Arthur J. Goldberg
John M. Harlan
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Mardon R. Walker
New London, Conn
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Holland, Mich
Paul T. Cheff
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Federal Trade Commission
Probate notice in Bennington Vermont will case
The Vermont probate court in Bennington grants notice for probate of the will of John W. Martin. A hearing is set for May 27, 1965 at 2 PM at the Bennington Probate Office. Interested parties must appear to contest the will.
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Vermont
Bennington
John W, Martin
Ancillary Estates of Plunkett and Ostrander Probate Notices
Probate Court Bennington announces probate hearings for William C. Plunkett late of Moore County North Carolina and Clinton E. Ostrander late of Pownal Vermont. Executors Norton Barber and others are named with dates May 17 1965 and notices to appear for contest during May and June.
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Bennington
William C. Plunkett
Moore County
North Carolina
Catherine C. Behan
Norton Barber
Bennington Probate Court Publishes Will Contest Notice
A May 3 1965 order in Bennington Vermont directs notice for contesting the probate of a will. The filing and recording of a copy of the will is set for 11:00 AM May 26 1965 in the Bennington Probate Court. Notices will be published three weeks in the Bennington Banner.
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