China Unable To Send Bomb Changes Pentagon View
The AP reports Red China's sixth announced nuclear test did not alter U.S. belief that China will likely lack the capacity for a significant ICBM force before the mid-1970s. McNamara cites about 75 missiles as a probable threshold and notes current Chinese force is limited to obsolescent bombers. The test may raise pressure for anti missile defenses, with Nike X plans costing roughly $3.5 billion to date.
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Red China
Pentagon
U.S. Defense Department
China
McNamara
U.S
Congress
Kuwait Hosts Arab Ministers Meeting On Israel War Crisis
Kuwait's foreign minister chaired a two day emergency gathering of Arab states to plan joint action against Israel after the six day war. He accused Israel of looting morale and aims to seize Arab lands to secure a lasting conquest. The talks consider oil embargoes and other boycotts and prepare for a U.N. General Assembly session.
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Israel
Palestine
Sabah el Ahmad el Jaber
Middle East
Jaber
Britain
U.S
Sheikh Sabah al Salem al Sabah
U.N. General Assembly
New York
Detroit Police Out Sick as Pay Fight Grows
Detroit authorities urged the 4700 member police force to end a rash of sick calls as 449 officers were out amid a wage dispute with the city. Mayor Cavanagh canceled plans to attend the 34th U.S. Conference of Mayors. he may depart for Honolulu Monday. Police Chief Girardin urged officers to return to duty. Judge Moody urged compliance while restraining further walkouts.
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Jerome Cavanagh
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Honolulu
Cavanagh
Ray Girardin
Jhhat
Girardin
Joseph Callewaert
Blair Moody
Wayne
Johnson Readies For Kosygin Talks At Camp David
President Johnson, at Camp David, prepared for a public exchange with Premier Kosygin and possible summit talks with the Soviet leader. Prime Minister Harold Holt of Australia joined the weekend retreat as Johnson kept options open on a meeting with Kosygin and discussed lunar plans.
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Johnson
Kosygin
White House
Harold Holt
Australia
Holt
Army Denies Levy Bail Request Amid Court Martial
The secretary of the army denied Capt. Howard B. Levy bail or parole while appealing his court martial for disobedience and disloyalty. Levy remains confined at Fort Jackson hospital in Columbia South Carolina.
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Columbia, S.C
Secretary of the Army
Howard B. Levy
Fort Jackson Hospital
Texas Dinner Erases Demo National Debt
Texas Democratic officials say a Friday night President's Club event wiped out the national party debt for the first time in 25 years. About 1,600 attendees from several states helped raise over one million dollars with receipts to be tallied for an exact total. Proceeds go to the national party as the President's Club operates nationwide.
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Florida
Claude Kirk
Johnson
Tampa
Austin
Texas
Democratic
Will Davis
Davis
Southwest
National Democratic Party
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Arkansas
New Mexico
National Party
President’s Club
Johnson- Humphrey
California
Italians to Represent Italy at UN General Assembly
Italian Premier Aldo Moro and Foreign Minister Amintore Fanfani will represent Italy at the emergency session of the U N General Assembly, it was announced Saturday night.
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Rome
UPI
Aldo Moro
Amintore Fanfani
Italy
U.N. General Assembly
Weather Knew Just What To Do
A lightning strike hit Webster Massachusetts fire station Friday night triggering the town fire horn. The lone blast signaled the town electrician to report to fire headquarters where he repaired the damaged equipment.
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Webster
Mass
U S must take leadership on world food program
President Johnson's science advisory panel warns the world faces a massive, long term food crisis requiring U S leadership of nonCommunist world and international institutions. The report estimates a need for 6 to 7 billion dollars more annually for aid and development, with action within 20 years to avert famines, riots and wider shortages.
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Washington
Johnson
U. S
Wine, Women and Song Leave Little for Luxuries
A witty quip notes modern costs for wine women and song reduce funds for any luxuries. The line captures a satirical view on rising expenses and frugal living.
Cheetah Loose At San Francisco Airport Delays Baggage
Passengers on Flight 45 waited as a cheetah roamed the baggage area at San Francisco International Airport. Ronald Lively and Mark Feldberg from the Peninsula Humane Society coaxed the animal into a cage with a long wooden come along and delivered it to Dolly Pet Supply in Fresno.
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San Francisco International Airport
Miller Davis
The
Miami News
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Mark Felderberg
Peninsula Humane Society
Lively
Mark
Davis
Miami Animal Imports
Dolly Pet Supply
Fresno
Calif
Humane Society
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