Five Missile Sites Reported Guard Hanoi Area
Five antiaircraft missile sites are said to be in place near Hanoi to defend the North Vietnamese capital from U S air raids. Haiphong is noted as also guarded, with positions mainly south of Hanoi. U S authorities deem the sites minor unless Hanoi itself is targeted.
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Senator Mansfield Sees Few Conflicts With Dual Roles
In a Washington interview Senator Mansfield of Montana, Senate Democratic leader, says conflicts between representing Montana and leading the Senate have been rare over four decades. He cites his stance against eliminating silver from coins and notes that Western senators could not prevail. He would act per national duty if a clash arose.
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States Rights Is Common Market Issue
Paris France and its Common Market partners clash over how much power to delegate to community institutions. President Charles de Gaulle pushes for member state primacy while others seek federal control. Dispute centers on who collects and controls funds for price supports and export subsidies. The Commission under Walter Hallstein proposes collection subject to a Strasbourg Parliament vote.
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Carter to Run for Attorney General at Conservative Convention
Danville lawyer John W. Carter 44 named by Virginia Conservative Party to run for attorney general at a statewide convention. He criticized both major parties as lacking principle and warned of Marxist danger. Platform chair Edward J. Silverman praised Carter for patriotism and resolve against liberal onslaught.
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Johnson appoints Harold Brown secretary of the Air Force
President Johnson reshapes the administration with Carl Rowan stepping down as USIA director and Harold Brown named to replace Zuckert as Secretary of the Air Force. Other resignations include James Reed and Maj. Gen Clifton as aides shift roles. Johnson touts health care and voting rights bills as Everest of the session while planning Southeast Asia economic cooperation.
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Health Plan Threatened By Doctors
Swansea AP report on British doctors at the British Medical Association conference threatening a mass walkout over free health care if consultation fees are not allowed. Dr Alan L Bussey urged ending free access to deter hypochondriacs and malingerers, while critics likened the plan to boosting gatekeeping and cutting costs. Other delegates nominated political figures, with light backroom remarks about Rockefeller and Lyndon Johnson.
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Family Kidnapping Shocks Kansas City Area Visit
A Clinton family from Independence Missouri returned from a California vacation to find Denise Clinton missing. Denise, six, was taken from the Reynolds hotel near Kansas City as her grandparents were hold up by a man who warned of harm if noise was made. FBI searched for the suspect Robert Lee Hays, 39, described as resembling the kidnapper in photos. Authorities released details as they pursued clues and checked avenues of sighting in the wake of the overnight abduction.
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Johnson presses Congress for 1966 program items
President Johnson aims to push major new policies this year as Congress debates a wide set of bills. The administration seeks broader social and labor protections while signaling willingness to adjourn by Labor Day. Senate and House votes show partial approval of key provisions.
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Little Hawaii Island Becomes Little Hell in Viet Nam
AP photographer Eddie Adams recounts the An Hoa battle as U.S. Marines land on the island facing Viet Cong and civilian casualties. The Chinese-massive firefight centers on An Hoa's naval HQ where 16 sailors and 2 U.S. advisers die, with hundreds of civilians caught in crossfire and multiple Marines wounded or killed.
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Weather Outlook for Virginia and North Carolina
The Virginia portion reports scattered showers and thunderstorms mainly east and south, up to 50 percent coverage, highs around the 80s with some 70s in the mountains, followed by a Monday of pleasant, fair weather. North Carolina shows variable cloudiness Sunday and Monday with little temp change, showers and thundershowers mainly in the afternoon and evening, 30 to 50 percent coverage. highs Sunday in the 70s, mostly 80s elsewhere. Past temperatures show yesterday's min 68, max 81 yesterday. today cloudy at 68.
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U S Jets Down Red MIGs In Support Of Bombing Strike
U S Phantom jets supporting a bombing raid deep into North Viet Nam shot down two MIG fighters. U S Air Force pilots claimed five MIG kills in the campaign, with other strikes reaching toward Hanoi and a distant ammunition dump.
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U S Brass Plans Visit To Viet Nam
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara will travel to Vietnam with Gen Earle Wheeler to assess tactics and reinforcements. The trip signals a potential military buildup that could exceed 750 initial troops and may reach about 100,000 by late summer as discussed with President Johnson.
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Auto Industry Defends Safety Push Before Senate
The auto industry will send top executives from GM Ford and American Motors to Washington to answer charges of slow action on auto safety. Chrysler will be represented by two vice presidents before a Ribicoff chaired Senate subcommittee. The hearings come after a March preview and amid rising annual traffic deaths, with new GSA safety device requirements for cars to federal agencies set to take effect Sept. 28, 1966.
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