Officials Not Confident Peking Will Be Deterred By Threat
In a Washington briefing, defense officials discuss McNamara's testimony on nuclear deterrence. Analysts warn that Red China with ICBMs and submarine missiles could threaten the U.S. with limited defenses. Estimates show Soviet first strike risks and the potential impact of an antimissile system on casualty figures and strategic stability.
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McNamara Sile
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Religion membership hits historic high in 1966 yearbook
Religion figures show membership rising about 2 percent to a record level, with Protestants over half of the total and Roman Catholics remaining the largest denomination. The “others” group grows chiefly from Buddhism, boosted by Hawaii data, while Sunday attendance slips to 45 percent from 46.
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Hawaii
LBJ Sees 1966 Economyrosy Despite War
President Johnson described the U S economy as a continuing miracle through 1966 in his economic message to Congress while warning that inflation could rise. A $112 8 billion 1967 budget was sent to Congress to fund war in Southeast Asia and Great Society programs, with projected GNP growth to 722 billion and unemployment falling to about 4 1 percent by year end.
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NEW York (Ap
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Congress
Southeast Asia
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
W. Willard Wirte
Viet Nam
Johnson Trails Humphrey But By Accident
Washington AP report says President Johnson and Vice President Humphrey attended a memorial service for India's Lal Bahadur Shastri. Johnson arrived first at the church and left ahead, while Humphrey lagged, then led the return procession after a detour, prompting talk of motion and security implications.
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Lal Bahadur Shastri
India
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Man Sentenced For Smashing Lie Detector
Norman E. Thurber 28 of Indianapolis was fined 100 dollars and sentenced to 30 days in jail, with all but three days suspended, on entering the Commonwealth Agency office after hours and smashing a lie detector, two typewriters, a copying machine and other equipment. He must pay 910 dollars in damages. The judge cited Thurber’s claim the lie detector lied about him during a job interview three months earlier as motive.
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Indianapolis
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Leesburg Pike
Aide Arrested in Birmingham DUI Protest Charge
Hosea Williams, aide to Martin Luther King Jr., was arrested in Birmingham Alabama on DUI and reckless driving charges. He was released on a $300 bond after the incident where he was seen addressing a demonstration.
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Birmingham
Ala
Martin Luther King Jr
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