Attacks on LBJ Asia Policy Hit By Senate Panel
The Senate Armed Services Committee weighs approval of a $4.8 billion defense package for Vietnam and related aid. Chairman Richard Russell and Sen. Vance Hartke say critics will press LBJ policies, while Gen. Gavin warns fighting could spread to Thailand and beyond. McNamara disputes push to consolidate troops.
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Robert S. McNamara
New York
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Mossler murder trial unfolds with witness clashes
In Miami, Candace Mossler faces motive questions tied to her late husband Jacques Mossler's murder. The state accuses an illicit affair with her nephew Melvin Powers as key motive while defenses and witnesses fuel courtroom turmoil amid the trial.
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Youth sit-in convictions upheld by California appeals court
The California State District Court of Appeal upheld the December 1964 convictions of four 17 year old youths who participated in a Free Speech Movement sit in at UC Berkeley. The court ruled limpness does not qualify as resisting arrest when the arrest is lawful and the building is closed. The four face probation with parental home confinement. Defense plans to appeal to the state Supreme Court.
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Inflation Debate Highlights National Symposium
Washington experts clash on whether short term tax boosts and wage price guides can curb inflation. Participants include Otto Eckstein Arthur Burns Paul Samuelson and Walter Fackler with Johnson administration officials arguing policy will offset spending. Unemployment hits 4 percent in January seen as interim goal while wage guidelines face labor protests.
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University of Chicago
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