Kyros Parents Budget Cuts Voted Against Space And ABM
Congressman Peter N. Kyros answered a Rotary Club crowd in Biddeford detailing budget votes. He said he opposed $4.7 billion for agriculture, $4 billion for public works, $4 billion for the Space program, $0.5–3 billion for ABM, and $0.5 billion for the SST. He noted votes in favor of Headstart, rat control, and medical research, stressing total spending neared 20 billion opposed. He endorsed a draft lottery, aside from essential students, and criticized his opponent Hildearth on a state college scholarship bill. He recalled a Vietnam trip and warned against Vietnam involvement unless South Vietnam took more burden.
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Peg Hendrick
Rotary Club
Biddeford
Peter N. Kyros
Rep
Ates
Wonderbar
Earth
Space
Maine
Hildreth
Vietnam
Morse Set For Senate Run In Oregon Re Election
Wayne Morse seeks another U.S. Senate term in Oregon facing Republican challenger Packwood a Portland lawyer and former state legislator. Morse campaigns on ending the Vietnam war with honor and fighting government corruption while Packwood emphasizes campaign organization and moderate policy. Polls show Morse ahead among all voters though undecided figures complicate the race.
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Portland
Ore
Wayne Morse
U.S. Senate
Senate
Egon
Select Fackwood
Oregon Legislatue
Packwood
Oregon
Morse
Maverick
The
Oregonian
Chuckle Meeting Expenses Spread Widely
A lighthearted note says the Chuckle Meeting expenses are no problem as costs appear everywhere. The line hints at pervasive spending or pervasive presence of expenses in daily life.
Johnson grapples with bombing halt talks in Hanoi and Saigon
Washington AP reports President Johnson faces obstacles securing North Vietnamese assurances to advance Paris talks and freeze combat in South Vietnam. Thieu opposes a halt without guarantees Hanoi will not escalate, while U S and Hanoi teams seek secret progress amid field outcome concerns.
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Johnson
Hanoi
Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
Paris
United States
Nguyen van Thieu
North
Ellsworth Bunker
Thieu
War Talks Drift as Bombing Halt Remains Unclear
The article recounts U S negotiating positions on Vietnam with North Vietnam demanding a halt to bombing as a precondition for a new Paris peace talks phase. Washington says policy unchanged with no breakthrough while U S and North Vietnamese negotiators meet in Paris for the 26th time amid weather and air strike considerations. President Johnson informs Nixon Humphrey and Wallace of his coming remarks at the Alfred E. Smith dinner in New York.
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U.S
White House
Johnson
Richard M. Nixon
Kansas City
Hubert H. Humphrey
St. Louis
George C. Wallace
Los Angeles
United States
Vietnam
Humphreys
Phate
North Vietnam
South Vietnamese National Liberation Front
North
South Vietnam
Paris
Laos
Cambodia
Panhandle
Pentagon
New York
Alfred E. Smith
Third Parties Keep On Showing Up Again
New York AP report analyzes third party politics in the U S since 1860. It notes Wallace’s American Independent run could mark a historic high for third party impact, detailing past performances of Roosevelt Taft Wilson Thurmond and others and the generally small share won by minor parties.
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New York
George C. Wallace
White House
Wilson
Taft
The
Rough Riders
Roosevelt
Dixiecrats of State
Henry Wallace
Wisconsin
Robert M. LaFollette
James B. Eaver
Norman Thomas
Euan Debs
Union
Socialist
Communist
Prohibition
Socialist Labor
Gladys Veers Toward Northwest Gulf Coast Tampa Threat Lessens
Hurricane Gladys changes course in the Gulf of Mexico reducing risk to Tampa Bay area. Eye of the storm passes about 180 miles south southwest of Tampa as Cuba endures damage and evacuations. Florida Keys face advisories while schools close and residents flee flood zones.
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Gulf of Mexico
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Gulf Coast
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Bradenton
Sarasota
Atwater
National Weather Service
Gladys
Island
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Gulf
Miami Beach
Florida Keys
Fort Myers
U.S. Strike Command
MacDill Air Force Base
Fon Myers
Apollo 7 Crew Tours Ship On downhill leg
Apollo 7 astronauts Schirra Eisele and Cunningham hosted a sober 12 minute television tour from Space Center Houston as Apollo 7 headed south of the United States. They reviewed systems and demonstrated zero gravity while tackling a rolling TV picture and persistent cold.
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United States
Schirra
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