Johnson weighs resuming bombing of North Vietnam soon
Washington dispatch reports President Johnson near a decision to renew air strikes on North Vietnam after a three day pause. Officials say military grounds may justify action, while officials warn of further escalation threatening peace talks and American forces. Diplomatic observers note U S seeks to protect troops as Hanoi may reject peace overtures. Reactions split across major papers and Congress debates aid diversions amid war strain. A Somali proposal for Afro Asian talks seeks a ceasefire and withdrawal of foreign troops to end the war.
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Washington
Johnson
North Vietnam
Hanoi
White House
South Vietnam
Eorth V Wan
Miilors
LIS
New York Times
New York. Herald. Tribune
New York Party
Mis
China
Vietnam
Risk
Rusk
Noetnamad
Mr Rusk
Aden
David Bellalan
Jane
My Rusk
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Home of Pefolds Tongue in Recipe and Tribute
Fragmented OCR text describes a tribute to a man named Me in Nahouting and mentions Penfolds wine. It includes references to a celebration, a recipe for sole with citrus and mint, and various torn phrases about leadership, Australia, and shipments. Limited readable facts center on a tribute and culinary notes.
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Australia
Mum
Penfolds
Britain to fund Scotland with 2.9 billion aid plan
Britain announced a 2.9 billion pound plan to boost Scotland's economy through higher government investment and new facilities. The White Paper targets growth in industry education and transport, aiming to raise population and reduce job losses, with projected gains by 1970.
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London
Inday
Sonry
Scotland
Sconeimy
Fenie
Hanes and Petier Services
Prngland
Seatland
Willan Roeth
Hoveng
Tor Joh Lowes
Industres
High Court debates legality of Smith regime in Rhodesia
A High Court judge in Salisbury considers whether the Smith regime is the legal government, amid a challenge by a liberal magazine editor over censorship and a desire to publish material from its Christmas issue. The decision hinges on whether the regime’s authority is recognized domestically.
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Salisbury
High Court
Iaw Smith
Bright
Liberal Magazine
Smith
Ivan
Smith 4 Centre
Wes
Tech
Han
Howman
Lardner Ruirke
Bosman
Hadden Hel
Great Society Gains Highlight Johnson Economic Report
President Johnson announced a strong 1965 economy with record profits and full employment as the Great Society theme framed a growth burst. He warned that unchecked Vietnam spending and wage pressures could threaten gains and urged wage and price restraint to sustain expansion.
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Johnson
Inet
Plastic heart near ready for testing in New York
Aplastic heart project led by Dr Michael Debakey of Baylor Medical Center in New York aims to power a heart with an air pump for human testing within a month. Details describe careful trials and readiness to advance medical tech through controlled experiments.
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New York
Michael Debakey
Baylor University
Ksigeld
Fouman Ave
Pir Deveker
Disarment talks spark public Rift in Geneva session
In Geneva on the eve of the resumed disarmament talks, US and Western negotiators clashed over prospects for a pre NATO nonproliferation framework. British disarmament minister Chalfont warned the Soviet Union may stall until Western alliance vetting occurs while US delegate Foster insisted a viable arrangement could emerge despite tensions. The two sides aim to finalize the negotiation format at the opening of the 17 nation conference.
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Geneva
Thunday
Aap-Reuter
NATO
Lord Chalfont
Soviet Union
William Foster
Asian Politics: Soviet Diplomacy Shifts Asian Balance
Singapore reports that the Soviet Union has moved toward reestablishing itself as a major factor in Asia. Moscow's diplomacy affects India Pakistan ties, Mongolia, and tensions with Communist China while new trade links form with Japan.
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Singapore
Sudan
Miodennary
Nergy
Soviet Union
India
Pakiaiia
Hanon
China
Mongolia
Japan
Soviet Union reasserts influence in Asia amid Vietnam debate
The piece surveys Soviet toeholds in Asia, noting Moscow's cautious diplomacy in Vietnam and Mongolia,提升 its role in Kashmir and Sino Soviet dynamics. It argues Vietnam settlement remains uncertain, with U S objectives and Vietnamese Communist leadership under Duan shaping the near term.
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Vietnam
Te Duan
Gamiarion
Vietcomp
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Petrie House
Petrie Street
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Bermuda
David Jonas
Canberra
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