Presidents and Congress Lack Capability in Spending Choices
Former Interior Secretary Stewart Udall and ex-Johnson aide Joseph Califano testified that the presidency and Congress lack mechanisms to compare domestic and military spending. They urged a new bipartisan committee to set budget priorities and a five-year domestic posture plan, plus reform to fund city rebuilding, poverty elimination, and crime reduction.
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Washington
White House
Congress
Stewart L. Udall
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Joseph A. Califano
Johnson
Executive Branch
Udall
Califano
House
Senate
Glass
Executive
Camp David
Pentagon
Congressional
Thieu and Nixon face Midway stalemate and talks
Thieu weighs troop withdrawals and political risks as Nixon seeks a cease fire and elections. Ambassadors say Thieu aims to win U S approval for a summit and to shape a nationalist, post election South Vietnamese political force. Reports note divisions over coalition government and electoral rules amid Saigon and Washington diplomacy.
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Thieu
Nixon
Johnson
Nguyen van Vy
Midway
Thiey
United States
Tran van Huong
South Vietnnam i
Thieulas
Saigon
U.S
Ellsworth Bunker
William PB. Rogers
Sai On
Henry Cabot Lodge
Paris
Vietnam
Stuch
Thien
Thiew
South Vietnam
Vietnamese Offensive Pressures Near Tay Ninh
Vietnamese forces renewed attacks on Firebase Croek and Thanh Son village near Tay Ninh City as U S troops reported repelling assaults with light American casualties. North Vietnamese losses were described as high with 76 enemy bodies found. shelling and ambushes targeted convoys and base areas along the Cambodian border amid Midway Conference tensions.
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Cambodia
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
Croek
U.S
Thanh Son
Tay Ninh City
25Th Infantry
Buell
25Th Division
Tay Ninh
Saigon
Nixon
Neuyen van Thieu
Midway
Burldha
Crok
Air Force Aca
Collision Subic Bay Collision Rats Out Wartime Drill
In Singapore, Melbourne skipper Capt John Stevenson 48 said the carrier was conducting standard maneuvers during Southeast Asia Treaty Organization war games with escort destroyers hunting submarines. A moonlit night, darkened ships and 18 knot zigzags preceded the collision when Evans crossed Melbourne’s bow, ripping into the destroyer and killing several crew.
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Subic Bay
Singapore
Melbourne
John Stevenson
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Stevenson
Evans
Ronald Ramsey
Long Beach
Calif
Evans’ Bridge
McMichael
Compton
Mehemore
Vallejo
McLemore
MeLemore
Capt. Stevenson
Voyager
Mutiny Convictions From Sit-Down Protest At Presidio
An Army court martial convicted 12 privates of mutiny and two lesser charges after a singing sit-down protest by 27 enlisted men at the San Francisco Presidio. Sentences await. mutiny carries up to life imprisonment, disobedience up to five years, and failure to obey up to six months.
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FT. Ord
Cali
San Francisco Presidio
Presidio Stockade
Army
Seneral
U.S. Senate
Larry Sales
Modesto
Calif
Danny Seals
Orangevale
Curty
Roy A. Pulley
Clear Lake
Man Convicted Of Trying To Kill Premier Escapes
ATHENS AP A police manhunt is under way for Alexander Panagoulis a 30 year old army deserter convicted of attempting to kill Premier George Papadopoulos The regime says he escaped from a high walled prison on Thursday with varying accounts of how he fled A reward of 500 000 drachmae about 17000 is offered for information leading to recapture Panagoulis sister and brother fear he may be dead while authorities withhold details and public officials decline to confirm the escape He was captured after a bombing attempt on August 13 or 14 and sentenced to be executed The execution was stayed and has not been lifted Panagoulis has been held in several prisons and appeared healthy in May despite torture rumors He refused a pardon plea and said he would die for freedom.
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Alexander Panagoulis
George Papadopoulos
Panagoulis
Carled
Stathis
Rome University
Papadopoulos
Forcement
Oklahoma
Frank G. Buffam
Commercial Finance Co
Commercial Finance
Goldberg
SEC
Community National
New York
Florida
State Fire and Casualty Co
Mar-Bel Enterprises
Emile “Tommy the
Twitch” Tucker
Tucker
Thart
National Association of Insurance Commissioners
NAIC
Norman Michigan
Natc Evaluation Committee
Michigan
Loans indictment on bribery and conspiracy charges
Indictments allege bribery and conspiracy tied to Post Office mail-haul contracts. John Masiello Sr received 181500 of a 350000 loan to a Long Island businessman, secured by State Fire bonds. At a public Oklahoma hearing, Community National sold Masiello Jr a 110000 single premium paid-up policy, financed by nearly worthless stock from a shell company.
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Post Office
John Masiello Sr
Long Island
N.Y
Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner
Community National
John Masiello Jr
SEC
Masiello
Oklahoma
State Fire and Casualty Co
Finance Security Life Insurance
Florida Insurance Department
State Five
Tom Waddell
Arizona Insurance
Millard Hilumphrey
Phoenix Company
Financial Security Life
Trumphrey
Financial General Corp
Phoenix
Philip Goldberg
Humphrey
William Skillman
Kansas City
Springfield
Okahoma
Commercial Finance Corp
Newark
Not
Stuart C. Goldberg
Forces Of Forman Invade Major Religious Offices
Roving forces of James Forman demanded 500 million dollars in reparations from churches and synagogues for past injustices to Black people invading offices at the Interchurch Center in Manhattan. They pulled from the National Council of Churches after tense talks but remained in the United Presbyterian national agency and occupied the Reformed Church in America's headquarters. Interchurch Center, a hub for 33 Protestant and Orthodox denominations with about 40 million members, faced blockaded elevators as hundreds of workers left or stayed away during the incident.
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New York
James Forman
National Council of Churches
Interlopers
Council
United Presbyterian National Agency
Reformed Church In America
Interchurch Center
Riverside Drive
Upper Manhattan
Christian Center
Pentagon
Forman
Edwin R.H. Espy
National Council
Black Economic Development Conference
Detroit
Espy
Chinese protest Russian provocations on Sinkiang frontier
Beijing charged Moscow with a spree of armed provocations along the Heilung and Ussuri borders in Manchuria and Sinkiang. The report details shelling on Chenpao Island, deep airspace incursions, border clashes near Nuyatung Island, and abductions of Chinese workers and fishermen by Russian forces.
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Sinkiang
Peking
Sinkiang-Uighur Autonomous Region
Soviet Union
Chenpao Island
Ussuri
Manchuria
Heilungkiang
Heilung
Nuyatung
Moonshine Demonstration Sparks Deep Gap Local Interest
Still Willard Watson of Wildcat Road Deep Gap near Boone N C plans a demonstration on moonshine making, showing his still and methods. A Pennsylvania section at the mall will feature Dutch cooking for sale. Demonstrations will cover lumbermen weaving tub making brick making and pisanki egg decoration by Eastern European craftspeople.
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Willard Watson
Wildcat Road
Deep Gap
Boone, N.C
Pennsylvania
Investigator Rabbi Charged With Extortion Ties
A man identifying as an investigator for the National Security Agency spent about 10000 while traveling the country. Prosecution says Rubin took Mrs. Garner's children to replenish funds and attempted to extort money from a bank last fall. Commonwealth's Atty. Horan said Rubin left Newport News in 1967 to get away from his family.
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National Security Agency
Rubin
Garner
Commonwealth
Robert F. Horan
Newport News
Plane over Siberia roams jet with radar gear
The RC135, packed with electronic equipment for monitoring radio communications and radar checks, flew near Russian Siberia. There were no wreckage sighted and no oil slicks or rafts observed. Authorities offered no comment on its mission, while Pentagon in Washington said it had not been shot down.
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Russian
Siberia
Pentagon
Washington
Biafra relief planes report being hit and shot down
Relief pilots reported a supply plane hit and on fire before radio contact was lost. Federal sources said crew bailed out and were captured at Uyo. members identified as Brown 51 pilot Kjell Pettersen 41 engineer Stig Carlsson 38 co pilot Harry Axelsson 25 cargo officer from Sweden.
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Olsen
Biafra
Brown
Uyo
Calabar
Army
Hassam Usman Katsina
Port Harcourt
Lagos
Joint
Church Aid
Geneva
Nigeria
Radio Nigeria
Eket
Kwa Ibo River
Ali
Red Cross
Kjell Pettersen
Norway
Stig Carlsson
Sweden
Harry Axelsson
Kennedy Grave Site Redesigned With Beech and Holly Plantings
A 3.2 acre Kennedy family grave site near the President's grave will feature landscaping with American beech and holly. The Army states the Kennedy family was consulted at all stages of design development. The permanent grave was conceived by I M Pei, the New York architect.
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Senator Kennedy
Army
Kennedy
I. M. Pei
New York City
Nixon Names Appointments As Flood Aid Is Approved
Nixon's California visit included announcements on vacancies and new posts. John C. Pritzlaff Jr. will be ambassador to Malta, Hubert B. Heffner named deputy director of the office of science and technology, and Leslie L. Glasgow named to a fisheries commission. Other moves include Charles Roberts for the Debrig Commission and Leigh B. Hanes Jr. as U.S. Attorney for western Virginia. He signed a housing aid bill widening veteran eligibility.
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Drake University
Lloyd
Selective Service
Nixon
National Youth Committee
California
Thieu
Tllinois
John C. Pritzlaff Jr
Arizona
United States
Malta
Stanford University
Hubert B. Heffner
Office of Science and Technology
Pritz
Ivan L. Bennett
Leslie L. Glasgow
Interior Secretary
Fish and Wildlife
Commission
Col
Charles Roberts
Army Corps of Engineers
Leigh B. Hanes Jr
Roanoke
Western District of Virginia
Thomas B. Mason
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