House votes bill to give Reserves specific status
The House approved a bill to grant Reserves specific status as a military force and empower the President to call many to active duty without a national emergency. The 332 to 6 vote sent the measure to the Senate, aiming to meet Viet Nam war manpower needs and curb the Defense Department plan to merge the Army Reserve into the Army National Guard.
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New York
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California
Charles C. Diggs Jr
Michigan
Robert W. Kastenmeier
Wisconsin
John A. Rare
William ¥. Ryan
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Philippines leader calls for Asian peace push at U N
President Marcos urges an Asian peace conference and new Southeast Asia talks with the Soviet Union to end the Vietnam war. He criticizes the UN for not placing Vietnam on the agenda and hopes Thant will stay as secretary general. Vietnam self determination is urged alongside Mekong development ideas.
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Association of Southeast Asia
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Viet Nam
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Abdu Rahman Pazhwak
Afghanistan
General Assembly
Thant
Indonesia
Viet Nam air actions involve F105s and F4 Phantoms
An air and ground campaign across North and South Vietnam involved U S Navy Strikes from Coral Sea and Marine air from Da Nang. F105 Thunderchiefs claimed MiG kills while F4 Phantoms reported destroying enemy storage dumps and buildings. Casualties included a downed Navy Phantom and a missing Marine Skyhawk amid ongoing operations across border areas and Mekong delta pressures.
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Railroads ask delay for Wednesday merger hearing
Government lawyers seek time to review a new IG report and order on the merger and indemnity plan. Judges deny the delay as railroads argue over safeguards for smaller lines. Attorneys Trenens and Durkin say they are not against the merger but want favorable traffic conditions and protections.
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Howard J. Trenens
Baltimore & Ohio
Chesapeake & Ohio
Norfolk & Western
ICC
Thenens
B&o
C&o
James Durkin
Chicago & Eastern Miiisis Railroad
Prayers Continued from Page One
Senate leaders spar over a national religious group as Dirksen and Graham back a leadership board. Mansfield, a Catholic, rejects joining and urges home based solutions. He supports separating worship from public schools and warns against demeaning religion in academia while noting proposals to counter Supreme Court prayer bans worry sponsors.
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Billy Graham
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Congress
Supreme Court
Vigilantes Deny Threats by Patrol Members
Robert Glessman a 26 year old spokesman for the patrol says the group did not threaten anyone and notes carrying small arms is legal in California if not concealed The patrol formed to respond to antiwar demonstrators rented a Clyde house as a 24 hour picket HQ with crowds sometimes reaching 300 Clyde residents many work at the naval depot Glessman cites thefts mainly vegetables gasoline and hubcaps not reported to the sheriff
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Robert Glessman
California
Glessman
Viet Nam
Clyde
Naval Depot
Moon Surveyor 2 faces possible crash landing
The Surveyor 2 mission faced a risk of a hard impact at about 6,000 mph without all three engines. After a near-perfect Atlas Centaur launch and smooth flight, midcourse trouble ended the optimistic mood among scientists, who recalled Surveyor 1’s successful data haul and the aim to map nine lunar areas for future manned landings.
Johnson Names Katzenbach as No 2 at State Department
President Johnson announced Katzenbach will join the State Department as deputy and accept a reduced $5,000 pay cut. Johnson said he will submit budget recommendations to Congress after reviewing needs, potentially before or after the November election. He avoided direct comment on a special session and noted campaign partisanship will rise with the election year.
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Johnson discusses Vietnam and domestic agenda amid White House talks
The president touched on troop policy and diplomacy with Hanoi while signaling focus on domestic programs. He avoided firm commitments on Humphrey as running mate and said political debates should continue, as Johnson touted progress on civil rights and warned against predicting exact wartime outcomes.
Controversy over judgment and beatings urged by law
A cryptic excerpt cites a judgment rule where a wicked person may be beaten with forty stripes and no more, alongside a commandment against unequal measures. It then invokes obedience to God's commandments to elevate the people above all nations. A note credits a space contributed by a citizen.
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