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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1966
Page
10
The Johnson administration signals a tougher stance on Vietnam with intensified bombing on fuel depots and a pledge to continue air raids until Hanoi agrees to talks. Support from allies grows while critics claim longer U.S. action is needed, and Republicans hail the shift as a breakthrough toward ending the war.
Dr. K Wang of the Interior Department argues Red China could sustain a modern war if needed, detailing oil fields, refinery limits, rail logistics, and Russia and Romania tech aid. He notes China's rising output, imports shifting from Russia and Europe, and potential embargo strategies in a Vietnam crisis context.
Barry Goldwater notes Dean Rusk has emerged as the hard line hawk in the Johnson administration. He cites Rusk's influence on foreign policy, including disarmament talks, and reports that the State Department opposed suspending underground nuclear tests discussed at a Scarborough meeting. The piece admits disagreements with Rusk but praises his resolve and impact.
A note lists Rep. W Donlan Edwards in the House and Rep. George P. Miller as well as Sen. Thomas H Kuchel and Sen. George Murphy in Washington offices. The document provides office locations in the Senate and House buildings, indicating federal lawmakers and their city addresses for constituent correspondence.
Morrie Ryskin argues against instant utopian justice and warns that radical schemes and bent police tactics threaten stability. He cites Watts and Walls incidents, critiques leaders who promote civil disobedience, and calls for restraint, sane policy, and removing risky rhetoric to prevent violence.
A roundup of historic events mentioning Capt William Kidd being seized in Boston and deported to England in 1699. It notes Pasteur inoculating a dog bite victim in 1985, an All-Star game in 1933 with AL 4 NL 2, and Russia orbiting two dogs and a rabbit in 1959. Includes Daniel Webster quote on truth.
Sen Dirksen notes public support for LBJ on Viet Nam while protesters draw attention to domestic issues. NATO approves SHAPE transfer from Paris, France and De Gaulle faces removal. Britain quits Europe seven nation space program as Moon survey sparks critiques. News humor and satire reference Kennedy in South Africa and a flag on the Moon.
A prayer asks God to lift hearts with praise and gratitude for His goodness. It reflects hope in darkness and calm in trouble, requesting courage for believers to encourage others and to bear one another's burdens as the law requires.
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