New Peace Proposals Signal U S Viet Nam Policy Shift
Washington reports that the Johnson administration outlined three points on Viet Nam to present a more positive U S stance and counter criticism at the United Nations and abroad. Senator Fulbright praised the spirit of compromise while noting the proposals echo earlier U S statements and reiterate conditions for peace and a phased withdrawal synchronized with North Vietnamese steps.
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McNamara orders $700 million boost in combat aircraft production
Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara announced a $700 million increase in Viet Nam War aircraft production, starting July 1, adding about 280 fighter and attack planes. The Navy will receive a majority of the new craft as losses are reassessed and production plans aim to exceed losses.
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Guessing Game On Katzenbach Successor Begins
Washington speculation swirled over President Johnson's next Attorney General choice after Nicholas Katzenbach's departure with no clear frontrunner.
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Nicholas Katzenbach
Cost of Living Squeezes Workers
Rising living costs and lower spendable earnings tighten the squeeze on U S factory workers. August CPI rose four tenths of 1 percent led by food and medical costs. Net spendable earnings of 13.6 million production workers fell 20 cents weekly from July. CPI stood at 113.8, up 3.5 percent from a year ago and 13.8 percent from 1957-59 base.
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Labor Department
Crippled Surveyor Crashes On Moon At 5800 MPH
The $65 million Surveyor 2 moon explorer crashed into the lunar surface at 5800 mph after a steering engine failed. JPL officials noted repeated rotation attempts failed and retro rocket firings may have torn the craft apart, ending its 63 hour flight from Cape Kennedy.
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Powell Faces Yet Another Challenge in Powell Fallout
Rep. Adam Clayton Powell, subject of a new payroll inquiry and reduced powers as Education and Labor chair, faces further scrutiny from a special House payroll subcommittee led by Rep. Wayne L. Hays. The probe centers on Powell’s employment of his wife Yvette and broader questions about congressional staffing amid partisan tensions.
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Ala
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Man returns cash from mistaken restaurant pickup
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