Eight Democratic House Members Call For Resignation Of Hershey
Eight Democratic House members urged Lt. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey to resign as Selective Service director, criticizing his policy of accelerated induction for violators and urging the White House to act. They argued his continued tenure jeopardizes constitutional administration and called for new leadership. Senator Edward M. Kennedy said he will seek legislation to bar draft use against protest.
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Washington
House
Lewis B. Hershey
Johnson
Justice Department
White House
Gen
Jeadership
Georges Brown
Calif
Phillip Burton
John Conyers Jr
Mich
John G. Dow
Don Edwards
Robert W. Kastenmeier
Wis
Benjamin S. Rosenthal
N.Y
William F. Ryan
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
Senate
Vietnam War Patrols and Departures Across Laos and Vietnam
The Viet Minh defense and Ho Chi Minh trail routes feature heavily as Laos prime minister Souvanna Phouma cites 40,000 North Vietnamese troops guarding the trail. U.S. air power conducts 88 missions amid monsoon clouds, targeting storage and supply lines while MIG jets attempt to disrupt raids near Haiphong. A new Viet Cong defection relocates to government zones, as U.S. forces beneath Da Nang continue sweeps to protect harvests and pacification efforts, with casualties reported on both sides.
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Pathet Lao
North Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Prince Souvanna Phouma
Laos
New York
U.S
Haiphong
Quang Tin
da Nang
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
Saigon
Dong Ha
Charles H. Percy
Vietnam
Oaks
Senator Percy Comments On Vietnam War Tactics And Massacre Claims
Senator Percy criticizes attempts to cover up a massacre of around 200 Montagnard tribesmen as he questions whether the allies are winning the war. He praises the dedication of troops he has seen but says it is too soon to judge overall progress.
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Percy
Johnson
Muriel Lawrence Admits Being A Bad One And Critics Silenced
Dear Mrs Lawrence recounts how a wife responds to a nagging mother in law and a critical family. She embraces being bad to deflect accusations, arguing that accepting fault strips critics of power and ends their moral control. The exchange explores relational leverage and self justification.
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Newspaperman Is Appointed By Gov Moore
William A. Shires, veteran Raleigh newspaperman, was appointed by Gov. Dan Moore as chairman of the Commercial and Sports Fisheries Advisory Board. He succeeds Rep. Hugh Ragsdale who resigned. Also named to the board were Sen. Ashley Futrell Rep. Archibald Burrus Rep. Nelson Taylor and Chester Davis.
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William A. Shires
Raleigh
Dan Moore
Commercial and Sports Fisheries Advisory Board
Shires
Hugh Ragsdale
D—Onslow
Ashley B. Futrell
D—Beaufort
Archile Burrus
D—Dare
Nelson W. Taylor
D—Carteret
Chester Davis
Winston - Salem
Mutual Funds Prices and Market Notes From New York AP
A page of market data lists mutual fund prices from Keystone Funds and others, with various fund names, share classes, and figures. The report notes commentary on welfare legislation in the Senate and House, including remarks by Representative Mills about training and social welfare, alongside financial market quotes for stocks, futures, and commodities.
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Conferees Agree On Aid Bill With Lowest Total
Washington AP reports House-Senate conferees reached a compromise foreign aid appropriation of 2.3 billion dollars the lowest in 20 years. President Johnson sought 3.25 billion for the new fiscal year. The deal trims Senate and House totals and advances adjournment, with 1.9 billion for economic aid and 400 million for military assistance.
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Congress
Radiation Storm and Space Shield Debate and Aid Plans
A broad discussion covers solar flare induced radiation storms and the Van Allen belts shielding Earth. The piece details foreign aid measures including Alliance for Progress funding of 474 million, Peace Corps 107.5 million, refugee programs 55 million, and development loans. It notes exemptions for Greece Turkey Iran Nationalist China the Philippines Korea and Israel. It mentions a 300 million moon corridor loan and the potential shield value for astronauts. Additional allocations target Vietnam support and international cooperation programs.
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Solar
Earth
Greece
Turkey
Iran
China
Philippines
Korea
Soviet Union
Israel
Alliance For Progress
Peace Corps
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NATO House Aid Proposals Tie Aid to Work and Training
The plan links state welfare aid to a fixed ratio of aided children to all children, limits expansion, and requires states to maintain work and training programs. It would allow some earnings retention, mandate day care for working mothers, offer family planning services, and cap Medicaid federal aid to low income families at 133 1-3 percent of the relief level.
Debates Over ADM Funds and Greece Crisis Heat Up
Senate panels back a 2.077 billion supplemental, including 263 million for atomic demolition munitions and poverty programs. NATO ministers meet as King Constantine seeks to rally support, with Athens kept in Brussels and Pinalis quoted on the crisis.
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Senate Committee
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Greek king calls for revolt as political crisis widens
Reports from London say Constantine urged Greeks to end the ordeal facing the nation while, in Larissa, Anne Marie and the two royal children were missing. Paris saw ex Premier Caramanlis appeal for support of the king in a bid to restore democracy, while Garoufalas offered to head a new government if asked. Beirut noted calm with armed police in the streets and no gunfire. An unconfirmed report claimed Crete sided with the king as naval forces reportedly moved.
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Constantine Caramanlis
Greece
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