Secret Pentagon Papers trace Johnsons step toward Vietnam war
The study reveals Johnson ordered escalating covert to overt actions beginning in 1964, with plans for air strikes and a broader combat role. It cites McNamara discussions, Gulf of Tonkin moves, and Taylor and Westmoreland shifts, showing pressure for stronger actions against North Vietnam and Laos.
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Faisal Hardens Stance Toward Israel After Cairo Talks
Saudi King Faisal and Egyptian President Sadat issued a joint communique in Cairo and Riyadh stating no peace without liberation of all 1967 territories and backing Palestinian rights. They urged unwavering Arab support for Egypt, while tensions rose with Israeli air activity over the Suez Canal and renewed guerrilla violence in Gaza.
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Youth rally at United Nations embraces Jesus movement
A lively park gathering near the United Nations featured young people praising Jesus for about three hours. Participants waved signs, sang, and listened to preachers arguing faith cures social ills such as drugs and prostitution. One former addict, Gail Meade of Staten Island, touted faith over prison time after burning a draft card, saying Jesus is the only high worth having.
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Western Efforts To Sell 1906A Computers To Soviet Science
Britain sought to export two large 1906A computers to the Soviet Institute of High Energy Physics at Serpukhay for civilian research with on site inspection options. American objections via COCOA constrained the deal due to fears the machines could be diverted to nuclear arms use despite talks between Britain and the United States and a personal plea from Prime Minister Heath to President Nixon.
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