Rusk Says Viet Policy Consistent
Secretary of State Dean Rusk testified that Johnson’s Vietnam policy aligns with Kennedy era goals. He defended continued global commitments and urged against isolation while denying the U.S. is the world’s policeman amidst questions from senators.
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Robert Kennedy
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Miuri
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Red Guards Spark Protests In Beijing And Asia War Report
In Tokyo and Saigon reports, Red Guards in Beijing are described as revolutionary teen detachments enforcing Maoist aims. The insurgents target Westerners and landlords while warnings to leave Peking appear. U.S. jets and Marines resume heavy action against North Vietnam with 146 missions flown.
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Peking
Sacred Heart Academy
Mao Tze-tung
Japan Broadcasting Corporation
Saigon
North Vietnam
U.S
South Vietnam
Vietnam War Casualties Rise and Political Tensions Escalate
U S command reports 91 American servicemen killed in Vietnam last week with 425 wounded and eight missing or captured. News covers U S personnel numbers surpassing 300000 and a projected buildup to 350000 400000 by year end amid South Vietnam election tensions and growing Communist terrorism threats.
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Vietnam
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House Debates Reserve Call-up Power for National Guard
Congress fights over allowing reserves to be called to active duty under a $58 billion defense package. Senate provision would let presidents summon reservists up to 24 months, stirring opposition from Republicans and armed services committees. A conference aimed to reconcile House and Senate versions after heavy wartime air strikes across northern areas.
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Vietnam
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Red River
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Roosevelt Jr Quits New York Governor Race
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr withdraws from the Democratic race for New York governor citing boss control hindering his bid though he claims 50 percent rank and file backing. He notes Sen Robert Kennedy urged a broad coalition but says party leaders ignored him.
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Frank O'Connor
New York City
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China Looks Like Fascist State
AP dispatch describes a paramilitary youth culture in China under Maoist policy, with Red Guards enforcing the purge. Lin Piao emerges as the rising power while opposition is crushed, and the cultural revolution signals a reshaping of the politburo and leadership.
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New China News
Red Guards
Peking
Shanghai
Tientsin
Revolutionary Workers
New York
China
Lin Piao
Mao
Lin
Liberation Army Daily
Politburo
Liu Shaochi
Hurricane Faith Threat to Leeward Islands Grows
Hurricane Faith spins westward toward the Leeward Islands as forecasters warn of dangerous winds and surf. Evacuation of coastal areas is urged, with Dominica at the chain's southern edge seeing a slight easing but the hurricane maintaining a westward track across the Atlantic.
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Faith
Leeward Islands
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Caribbean Sea
Dominica
Atlantic
Apollo Moon Mission Test Clears Path for Three-Man Flight
UPI reports the unmanned Apollo probe completed a near-circumnavigation with a Pacific splashdown, setting the stage for a December launch of a three-astronaut crew. The mission tested guidance propulsion heat shield and emergency systems for a possible 1967 lunar endeavor.
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Pacific Ocean
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Iowa
South Africa
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Wake Island
Air Force
Samuel Phillips
Space Agency
Office of Manned Space Flight
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Puerto Rico
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Miami
Fast Forward Movement Ad Agency
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Virgin Islands
Faith
Atlantic
Senator Murphy to Undergo Surgery for Vocal Cord
Senator George Murphy of California scheduled for Thursday surgery on a vocal cord with possible early malignancy. He hopes to return for fall appearances after a hospital stay of less than a week. Since 1964 he has given over 200 speeches in 29 states.
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George Murphy
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Senate backs $4.76 billion mortgage fund bill
In Washington the Senate approved a financing bill by 78 to 7 to create $4.76 billion in new government mortgage purchase funds aimed at easing the tight housing money market and supporting home sales.
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Washington
Scots golf wisdom keeps balls lasting longer
The remark credits Scots for golf skill to fewer strokes, claiming gentler striking preserves the ball longer. It frames humor around national golfing lore with a light, tongue in cheek tone.
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