China’s H-bomb policy seen as a costly risk and illusion
The piece argues China should not pursue the H-bomb, calling it a white rhinoceros for a nation still hungry. It contends the thermonuclear club is fading and warns Beijing may be financing a dangerous vanity project while ignoring real needs. It notes RSQ concept as a safer alternative.
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New York
Mao Tse-tung
China
India
Dees
Chainman Hao
Russia
West
Meric Tag
Ceet
Beterm
Egyptian General Relates Sinai Clash With Israeli Forces
Brigadier A M El Naby describes his halted Egyptian brigade behind Abu Aweigila and a retreat toward Mitla Pass. He says 24 tanks remained intact after aerial strikes and that misfortunes and ambushes marked the withdrawal as Israeli air power pressed the Egyptian defenses.
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Charles Mohr
New York Times News Service
Sina
E.abd. el Naby
Milsao Naval and
U. Egyptian
Naby
Sinai
Abu Aweigila
Iin
Orers
Mitla Pass
Miitha
Magazine Lists 36 Ways To Cheat In South Viet Election
A Defense of Freedom article recounts electoral fraud methods used during Ngo Dinh Diem’s regime. It notes pay raises to sway civil servants, government propaganda, voter card manipulation, and district shifts to move voters. The piece warns against repeated tactics seen in South Vietnam’s political system.
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Ngo Dinh Diem
Defense of Freedom
Nguyen Cao Ky
Inion
South
Renee Ok Abegh
Legislative Assembly
South Vietnam elections face hurdles as Ky and Thieu vie
Observers warn that the Johnson administration faces a fragile path toward a freely chosen government in South Vietnam. Ky and Thieu run against each other for president, risking military division and undermining Huong’s prospects, while Ky’s campaigning uses government tools and censorship to edge ahead. American officials doubt a truly representative outcome without civilian unity or strong military backing.
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Tom Wicker
New York Times News Service
Washington
Johnson
South Vietnam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Nguyen van Thieu
Huong
Thieu
South 7Nam
South Wiehe
Beth Ae Ee Trong
200000 Personal Bankruptcies Predicted in U S This Year
Federal statistics indicate more than 200000 persons will be involved in personal bankruptcy in the United States this year with creditors using about 1.5 billion dollars. Figures rise about 10 percent annually and many settle debts outside garnishment protections. Discharge does not free the bankrupt from all obligations. The article notes state variations in bankruptcy discharge and garnishment practices.
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China
Mao
Hsinhua
United States
H. J. Maidenberg
New York Times News Service
NEW York
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