Baker Faces Indictment Talk In Baker Case
Senate rules committee accuses Bobby Baker of flagrant abuse and considers conflict of interest indictment. The 20 month probe ends with recommendations on reporting, moonlighting limits, lobbying oversight, and ethics, amid partisan clashes and accusations of whitewash.
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Stocks Keep On Scoring Sharp Gains
New York stocks rose for a second straight day with the Dow up 15.14 to 866.54 as volume neared 7.5 million shares. The market showed wild swings, resembling a yo yo, and 452 stocks posted new 1965 highs while most gains concentrated in blue chips. The AP 60-stock average climbed 3.9 to 311.9 as 616 issues advanced and 563 declined.
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Second Effort To Run Over Wife Is Costly
Moscow taxi driver Vladimir Losyev again attempted to run over his estranged wife as she crossed a street. He was fined three rubles for a misdemeanor from a family quarrel. On a second attempt he struck a pedestrian and was convicted of attempted murder, receiving three years in a penal labor camp. Pravda criticized officials for the initial minor charge.
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Expansion of U S attack policy in Vietnam reported
U S and South Vietnamese forces conduct a joint search and destroy strike against a Viet Cong jungle stronghold. General Westmoreland advised President Johnson, with White House aides stressing a defensive, limited role for ground troops and possible combat support when requested by Vietnamese commanders.
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U. S
South Vietnam
William Westmoreland
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Johnson
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State Rusk
Robert McCloskey
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Viet Forces Hit By Viet Cong In Major Highlands Battle
A large government unit fought under heavy Viet Cong attack 200 miles northeast of Saigon. A three-unit Vietnamese task force linked with threatened posts while U.S. Marines defended a desert field base near Tham Mong. Air power from carriers Coral Sea and Oriskany struck a North Vietnamese air base at Vinh.
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Living Costs Hit Another Record High
The Labor Department reports May consumer prices rose 0.3 percent to an index of 109.6, a new high, 1.7 percent above a year earlier. Food prices helped drive the rise. hourly factory earnings also hit a new peak with after tax weekly pay at $96.78 for a three dependent worker, up $1.40 from April.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Eight Hundred Minutemen In Firing Position Confirmed
The Air Force announced 800 Minuteman ICBMs are in firing position as the two and a half year program nears completion. The official statement confirms missiles on alert and on schedule.
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Washington
Air Force
Mansfield Rakes Critics of Negotiated Settlement
Senate Democratic leader Senator Mansfield attacked Republican leaders who threaten to pull support from President Johnson over Vietnam policy. He warned their stance favors a course akin to Genghis Khan or the communists and urged backing a negotiated peace that helps Vietnam find its own path rather than decimate it. The remarks defended the current administration and criticized indiscriminate violence.
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Viet War Protests Stir London as Demonstrators Rally
In London protesters marched into the inhouse of commons lobby on a Wednesday to denounce the Vietnam War, drawing attention from passersby and authorities.
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London
Vietnam
Inhouse of Commons
Nation faces bigger wave of postwar births and school demand
A National Education Association report notes a large postwar baby boom as birth numbers rise from 2.3 million in 1946 to an estimated 4.5 million this year and potentially 5.2 million by 1970. Marriage trends and higher education costs point to more classrooms and teachers ahead.
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National Education Association
Johnny
U.S. Census Bureau
U.S
Bureau
NEA
National Industrial Conference Board
Military to switch to weekly casualty reports in Vietnam
U S defense officials in Saigon announce a shift from daily to weekly casualty summaries for ground combat in Vietnam. The aim is to limit enemy knowledge of specific losses while keeping relatives informed. Names and hometowns may be withheld for missing or captured personnel.
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Washington
Saigon
Arthur Sylvester
Defense
U. S
South Vietnam
Sylvester
Pentagon
Nasser Meets Chou En Lai and Sukarno Again in Cairo
President Nasser held another meeting in Cairo with Chinese Premier Chou En Lai and Indonesian President Sukarno as part of regional talks.
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UPI
Nasser
Chou
Sukarno
Indonesia
Anti Delinquency Measure Passed in Senate
The Senate approved and sent to the President a bill authorizing 16.5 million dollars for federal aid to prevent control and treat juvenile delinquency.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Foday's Chuckle Political Wordplay
A political remark frames a candidate as folksy friendly and fair while accusing the opponent of rascality, presenting a humorous take on election rhetoric and personal style. The line suggests partisan banter rather than a formal statement or policy.
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