Monitor Reports Pentagon Papers Excerpts On Vietnam
The Christian Science Monitor published excerpts from unpublished Pentagon papers arguing U S optimism on Vietnam was unfounded. The documents trace a pullout plan replaced by escalation, noting senior officials were misled by optimistic field reports and that the Vietnam war fate hinged on flawed intelligence and policy decisions.
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Hold Orders On Pakistan Arms May Not Stop Shipments
Washington AP reports that a department hold on US weapons to Pakistan may not halt further shipments. Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Christopher Van Hollen testified before a Kennedy-chaired Senate panel that recent cargoes from New York carrying spare parts could be followed by additional items already in the pipeline despite suspending new shipments.
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Action on 17 million for needy children's food programs
The Senate completed action on a 17 million appropriation to support summer feeding programs for needy children. The Agriculture Department will allocate funds to 28 states Guam and the District of Columbia in July and August to prevent interruptions in camp feeding projects ahead of the fiscal year start.
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Playground News Highlights Park Activities and Parade Plans
The summer playground program skips the rodeo parade but plans bike decorating and a Friday parade on July 2. At Farr Park the Indians theme included ceremonial leadership, crafts, and a heat relief sprinkler run. Sherwood Park won praise for leadership by Anderson, Thomas, and Foster, as Groggers prep a Krazy Daze Parade with prizes and future Fun Times events.
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Colorado Board OKs 67.5 Million CSU Budget
The Colorado Board of Agriculture approved a 67.5 million dollar CSU budget for the fiscal year starting July 1. It includes 29.2 million for instruction and research, 3.9 million for the CSU experiment station, 4.7 million for extension services, and 729,777 for the state Forest Service. Tuition rises are planned from 187 to 384 for nonresidents and 187 to 547 for residents?
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Greeley Library to Close Two Days for Holiday
The Greeley Library in the Civic Complex will close Saturday and Monday in observance of Independence Day. Librarian Miss Mother Fromm announced the library will resume regular hours on Tuesday, July 6.
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Jones resigns as SU Development Fund director earlier this year
Jones resigned from the position of director of the SU Development Fund earlier this year. The move leaves questions about leadership and funding oversight at the organization.
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