Viet Nam tensions rise as U S strikes widen
AP News digest reports Viet Nam VC positions suspected near a supply route as U S weighs increased strikes from Guam. Kosygin renews anti US Viet Nam policy talk after meeting Harriman. Proton space station advances Soviet moon plans amid global tensions. Johnson asks Congress for a national teachers corps while Humphrey seeks farm bill coalition. Brezhnev heads to Bucharest for bloc talks as Shastri warns India’s economy faces trouble. Illinois honors Stevenson among state heroes.
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India
Johnson Invited To Conference Of Governors
Nevada Governor Grant Sawyer says he invited President Johnson to address the National Governors Conference July 27 in Minneapolis Minnesota and expects him to come He chairs the conference which meets July 25 29 Sawyer says Johnson was invited to speak at a state dinner Vice President Hubert H Humphrey is set to address the governors the day before
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Companies Help Employes With Drinking Problem
Big firms like Du Pont pioneer employee rehabilitation for alcoholism. The plan spotlights alcoholics, offers treatment, and emphasizes supervision, AA collaboration, and on the job monitoring to cut absenteeism and accidents. Industry leaders cite rising costs and urge shared action.
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Reserve fleet cargo ships pressed into service in Vietnam
The Maritime Administration says 15 commercial cargo ships will be pulled from the Reserve fleet to carry cargoes to South Vietnam. Fourteen are 10,000 ton Victory ships stationed at James River Virginia Hudson River New York Beaumont Texas Mobile Alabama Suisun Bay California and Olympia Washington. The 15th is a C2 vessel the Delaware in operation under charter at San Francisco for Bulk Transport Line.
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Dorn Says Federal Govt Cannot Solve Education Poverty
Rep. Dorn argues education and poverty issues must be solved by states and local communities with private enterprise. He calls for greater states rights and warns against overreliance on Washington, saying the federal government will fund a smaller share of national income.
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Man Charged With Murder Of His Wife
John J. Tew Jr, 45, of Erwin, was charged with murder in the fatal shooting of his 40 year old former wife Doris Horne, 37. She was charged as an accessory. Coroner said she accompanied Tew to the Dunn home of James Neighbors, where the slaying occurred early Saturday. Neighbors was the father of Tew's ex wife.
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