Administration Blasts Price Hikes On Aluminum Stockpile
The government argues for selling 200000 tons of surplus aluminum at market prices to defend the dollar and balance of payments while limiting sales without congressional approval. McNamara, Fowler cite defense needs and industry cooperation as factors. Alcoa and Kaiser oppose abrupt price rises and urge negotiated disposal. 1965 context includes defense demand, Viet Nam, and industry profits.
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Lfor
Alcoa
Lepenne
Tolthan
Robert 8. McNamara
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Defense
Eee Inalds Metal Co
Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp
U.S
Viet Nam
Ackley
Kaiser
Reynolds
Fowler
Treasury
Aluminum Co. of America
Card Burning Protest Sparks Court Yard Demonstration
Catholics Edelman and Cornell staged a card burning near Foley Square after a prior protest. A dignified ceremony followed on a park platform with a police permit. Rev. Muste defended the draft-card law as constitutional and said the act was loyal and compassionate. FBI said it was investigating with no imminent arrests amid a broader discussion of those opposing the Vietnam War.
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Edelman
Cornell
U.S. Court House
Foley Square
AE Muste
Committee For Nonviolent Action
United States
Viet Nam
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Johnson
David J. Miller
Syracuse
N.Y
Clion Center
Foreign Ministry
Ithat
Congress of Racial Equality
Stures
Niagara
Dickey Remembered After Death in Vietnam Battle
The account recalls Dickey Chapelle and Marines advancing through Viet Cong territory when a trip line mine detonated a mine grenade and 81mm shell near a brush line. Chapelle was fatally wounded in the throat as she moved with units, and a chaplain administered last rites. A Marine returned her hat and winged insignia to the graves unit at Chu Lai.
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Bravo
Dickey Chapelle
Dickey
B Medical Company
Chu Lai
Marine Corps
Objective
Refugees Exclusion Narrows Cuban Migration Accord
Reaction among Cuban exile groups centers on disappointment that draft-age youths and political prisoners are not prioritized in the refugee agreement. Activists argue the accord fails to deter armed resistance, while crews from some 200 boats stranded at Camarioca face detentions after transfer to Key West.
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United States
Cuba
Ernesto Freyre
Andres Nazario Sargent
Revolutionary Alliance
Key West
Camarioca
Johnson
Sukarno says U S offered bribe to spread West ideas
In a Cabinet address broadcast from Bogor Sukarno claimed the United States offered 150 million rupiahs to influence Indonesia and aid rebel forces after the October coup. He said U S officials later backtracked while denying direct interference amid a pro Communist shift. he cited Marshall Green’s remarks and questioned U S motives in supporting anti Sukarno factions.
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Singapore
Indonesia
Sukarno
Karto
Suwiro
Thail
United States
U.S
Marshall Green
Bogor
Jakarta
Radio
Washington
State Department
Green
Ee Ee Sl
Cuban refugee pact stalls as doors slam on prisoners
U S officials say Cuban refugee agreement is a narrow humanitarian step not a general shift in policy. Bill Moyers says the move targets a specific group and will not alter Cuba relations. Refugees will be airlifted from Varadero to Miami. many will disperse nationwide after intake.
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White House
Bill. Moyers
Cuba
Organization of American States
U.S
Varadero
Havana
Miami
Fla
Moyers
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