U S Watches Commie Activity Near DMZ For Peace Clue
Washington officials said the United States is monitoring Communist military actions around the Vietnam DMZ to gauge Hanoi’s interest in peace talks. The State Department told the Soviet Union to target warnings about Cambodia to North Vietnam and the Viet Cong. Around 40 regular troops are believed to be in the buffer zone, with Westmoreland cautious about potential attacks.
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Poland
ICC
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Heart Patient Listed Grave After Surgery
Stanford AP report on Mike Kasperak, a heart patient, in grave condition after a three hour operation to halt intestinal bleeding. The bulletin notes the surgery involved duodenum lacerations and gastric drainage, Kasperak receiving blood transfusions and remaining in intensive care. Separate dispatches discuss Hanoi's peace talks posture, U.S. bombing, and diplomatic exchanges on Vietnam and Cambodia.
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Mike Kasperak
Kasperak
Reaction and policy clash in GOP and Vietnam talks
Moderates in the GOP fault the administration for vague priorities amid budget squeeze. Chafee, Evans, Shafer, and Cargo push for prioritized programs while Romney criticizes Johnson's federal intervention pace. Diem says Hanoi’s peace hints aim to embarrass the United States, with Hanoi still backing South Vietnam. Soviet and Polish moves stall ICC strengthening as tensions with North Vietnam persist.
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Shafer
Cargo
Johnson
George Romney
Michigan
Detroit
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Diem
United States
Market movements and concentration concerns noted
Market analysis highlights reasons for concentration amid recent price moves not reflecting major business developments. Analysts discuss potential factors driving drift and implications for traders and investors in the current environment.
Radioactivity Release From Nevada Test Declared No Hazard
The Atomic Energy Commission said a low level underground Nevada test released some radioactivity but posed no health risk. Off site readings near highway 95 were 0.5 milliroentgens per hour, far below chest X ray levels, and no protective action is planned.
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The
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
Lathrop Weils
AEC
Commission
British House Vote Condemns Welfare Cuts With Large Majority
A Liberal amendment to condemn government welfare cuts passed 304 to 1, boosting the government majority to 295 due to Conservative abstentions. About 24 government MPs stayed away in protest over charges that patients must pay two shillings sixpence for medicines that were once free.
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Lawmakers discuss dollar devaluation and budget cuts
Members of the Ways and Means and House Economic committees criticize the dollar plan as a partial devaluation. Rep. Bow pledges an $8 to $10 billion budget cut, with strong support anticipated. Chairman Mahon says the budget must be cut and may include a tax increase.
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Ohio
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