Senate Approves Two Year Foreign Aid Bill
The Senate passed a two year 3,243,170,000 a year foreign aid measure by 68 to 20. It would end aid in its present form after two years, create a 16 member planning commission, limit aid to 50 nations, and send recommendations for a revamped program to President Johnson. The House with a different approach will confer with a committee to resolve differences before final passage.
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US Warns Red China of Nuclear Threat Report
London reports say the United States sent private warnings to Peking that Chinese intervention in Viet Nam or a strike on South Korea could provoke nuclear retaliation. The Times and Daily Telegraph cited Warsaw diplomacy talks as the source, while Washington officials denied the threats. The issue split Britain's Labour government and Commonwealth summit allies.
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Viet Nam
South Korea
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Britain
Washington
Sir Patrick Dean
Daily Telegraph
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Warsaw
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
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Labor Party
Marriage Guidance Council urges fun in middle age
Britain's Marriage Guidance Council advised Monday that middle age can be as fun as adolescence. Women are told to welcome freedom as children marry off, while men are urged to seek new interests and discoveries bringing zest and vitality to life.
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Britain
Marriage Guidance Council
Spacemen's Chicago Welcome Reaches Historic Scale
Gemini 4 astronauts James A. McDivitt and Edward H. White II drew a two million turnout in Chicago, the largest in city history, as ticker tape parades and mass crowds along the Kennedy Expressway and State and LaSalle Streets celebrated the spaceflight.
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Committee of 10 generals forms war government in Saigon
A 10 general committee led by Maj Gen Nguyen Van Thieu was ordered to set up wartime national institutions and a war cabinet in Saigon. The plan: no dictatorship, power to be handed to an elected civil government after Communist defeat, while corruption is weeded out and unity forged.
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American Bombers Destroy Military Barracks South of Hanoi
American bombers destroyed Yen Phu military barracks 115 miles south of Hanoi as more than 100 U.S. and Vietnamese warplanes attacked North Vietnamese targets. Vietnamese rangers found remains of a Viet Cong attack at a French rubber plantation near Dong Xoai. about 250 Vietnamese from a battalion were killed, wounded, or captured, with around 600 dead or missing since the attack. Pentagon confirmed Steelworker 2.C. William C. Hoover of San Diego, listed as missing, was dead, the seventh American combat death in the Dong Xoai attack, raising U.S. combat deaths to 414. An enlisted man was wounded at Ca Mau as Viet Cong mortars fired on a base. Skyhawks with four F8 Crusaders bombed Yen Phu for the fourth time in three days, destroying the large compound. Four F105s destroyed a Route 7 bridge near Vinh and strafed a schooner off the coast, which appeared to carry munitions. See VIET NAM, Page 2-A.
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Police Break Up Rights March Near Mississippi Capitol
Riot control police dispersed a one block from the state capitol civil rights march in Jackson arresting 472 people, mostly teenagers, for marching without a parade permit. Three white demonstrators, Bill Light, Emily Gordon, and Ronald Weiss, reportedly were beaten at a detention center and treated at the University of Mississippi hospital. A federal court injunction was sought to stop such arrests during peaceful marches.
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Veteran Radio Commentator H V Kaltenborn Dies At 86
H V Kaltenborn 86 died in Roosevelt Hospital New York after a heart seizure. The longtime news analyst came to New York from Palm Beach to visit grandchildren and entered hospital Sunday night. He pioneered on the air news analyses since 1922 and delivered 1102 broadcasts in 21 days during the 1938 Munich crisis. Kaltenborn interviewed leaders from Hitler to Pope Pius XII and never used a script. He left radio in 1958 after backing Nelson Rockefeller for governor. He authored five books and kept a lucky chestnut in his pocket since boyhood.
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Hundreds use Britain's health service for a bed
London AP reports a new book on Britain's socialized medicine cites numerous abuses of the National Health Service. Authors Dr. Ian D. Hudson and Gordon Thomas chronicle cases where people seek beds or meals under false pretenses, including students reading illnesses at libraries and then visiting hospitals. One anecdote notes a Nottingham girl missing a bus after a dance.
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Four Killed In Flaming Collision On Bay Span
A tractor-trailer collided with a car on a Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel span, starting a fiery crash that killed four occupants of the Connecticut registered car. The accident occurred about 10 a.m. EDT on the bay crossing opened April 15, 1964, which by then had seen 1,323,970 vehicles. The four victims were Mr and Mrs Charles F Musk of West Avon and Mr and Mrs Warren G Horton of Canton, all from Connecticut, returning from a business conference in Williamsburg. The truck driver Dan Brainard escaped with bruises after his northbound rig clipped an ammonia truck. The investigation centers on the cause and details of the collision.
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Fish Spotter Dies In Chesapeake Bay Crash
Norfolk man Dallas Frank lin Bell Jr. age 27 died Monday when his single engine fish-spotting plane crashed into Chesapeake Bay off Kiptopeke Beach while aiding Virginia Menhaden Products Co. crews in spotting menhaden. Bell's body was recovered by Coast Guard cutter Point Highland at about 9:30 a.m. and the wreckage was found by a fishing vessel.
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Mars Probe Finishes Critical Adjustment Before Mars Flyby
Mars Probe Mariner 4 completed a key task as engineers at JPL confirmed a slight automatic adjustment of its Canopus star tracker. The 575-pound craft will reach Mars in about 30 days, with 21 pictures planned from roughly 6,000 miles distance.
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GOP Leaders Question New Conservative Association Plan
Washington Republicans reacted coolly to reports that Barry Goldwater may head a new Free Society Association. Goldwater described it as an educational vehicle not a third party, while critics warned of fundraising conflicts with the Republican Party structure and policy committee.
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Meet the Press
Weather forecast for Virginia and North Carolina
Virginia outlook shows parity with north hazy clouds and south cloudy skies on Tuesday. Highs range mid 70s north to lower 90s south. Tuesday night lows mid 60s to 70s. Wednesday remains cloudy and warmer with scattered showers over about half the area. North Carolina expects showers and thunderstorms Tuesday and Wednesday, with warmer temperatures and highs around 76 to 84.
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