McNamara Cites Military Strength in Senate Hearing
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the United States can deploy 325000 troops to Southeast Asia without calling up reserves or pressing wage price controls. He cited allied forces and argued for continued military aid to partners along the forward defense arc.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
United States
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Red China
Russia
Defense Secretary
NATO
Greece
Turkey
Portugal
South Viet Nam
Defense Department
Thymas Gland: Foe Of Disease
Minneapolis report explains the thymus gland once considered useless now linked to immunity development. Researchers note its role in cellular immunity and the body's defense after birth, with historical hints from ancient Greece and pivotal 1961 studies in the US and Britain.
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Jerry Norbury
Minneapolis
Minn
Wales
Greece
United States
Britain
Johnson Seeks Private Credit Shift in Federal Debt Plan
President Johnson asked Congress to authorize private credits to replace about 4.7 billion dollars of outstanding government loans in the next fiscal year. The plan would create participation pools where private banks buy portions of assets offered for sale, drawing strong support from Rep. Wright Patman but sharp opposition from Sen. Gerald Ford.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Slr
Courage Private 0
Ge-Ahk
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
House Banking Committee
Rep
Wright Patman
D-Tex
Ford
Closing In On Cancer
The American Cancer Society operates a vast study tracking nearly 70,000 people to understand who gets cancer and why. NEA’s Robert Cochnar reports in a three part series about what the research reveals as the project progresses toward its goals.
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American Cancer Society
NEA
Robert Cochnar
Bombers Edge Closer To Haiphong
U S Navy bombers pressed toward Haiphong in a third straight day of raids on North Vietnam as part of the Saigon theater reports. U S forces intensified air activity around the port city amid ongoing military operations.
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Haiphong
Thomas A. Reedy
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. Navy
North Viet Nam
Interference With Liquor Drinking Is Restrained
Mecklenburg County judge orders no interference with Samhain era style liquor drinking at private clubs or eateries. Judge H L Riddle Jr restrains state ABC agents and Charlotte police from enforcing a stricter home drinking ruling. Likely to guide wet counties future actions, appeal planned, fall arguing period looms.
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Charlotte
Mecklenburg County
North Carolina
ABC
Mecklenburg
ABC Board
Riddle
Igate Court
High Court
Morganton
North Carolina General Assembly
James F
Bullock
Brown bags emerge in Charlotte ruling prompts cheers
In Charlotte the court ruling by Judge Riddle allows brown bag liquor use in public venues. Club Charade Grov A Go Go and other operators celebrate while Greensboro officials and the state ABC Board weigh enforcement and possible appeals. The decision could set statewide standards until a higher court action.
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Charlotte
Aan H. L. Riddle
Charlie Parham
Charade
Judge Riddle
Thepicurean
James Castanas
Castanas
Greensboro
Fred Koury
State
ABC Board
Bullock
Michael Plu
Pee Seaviews
Plumides
Riddle
James W. Kiser
Thomas Rudd
ABC
Mecklenburg
Supreme Court
Harvard Radcliffe one year marriage ad sparks campus interest
A Radcliffe student posts in the Harvard Crimson offering a one year marriage to live off campus and share costs. So far 13 suitors reply, including Richard Apleby and Eric Tomb who weigh practical terms and roommates, while she seeks quiet study space and independence.
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Radcliffe College
Harvard Crimson
Cliffe
Crimson Box 2000
Richard Apleby
Great Neck
N.Y
Radcliffe
Eric Tomb
Cleveland
Ohio
Wayne Jones
Wayne, Mich
Liquor Opponents Rally Across North Carolina
In Charlotte opponents of all liquor forms mobilize to oppose liberalizing the state drinking law. Rev H L Ferguson of Thomasboro Baptist Church voices alarm that many seek to loosen existing restrictions. A coalition of clergy and local groups coordinates efforts in response to a broader push for reform.
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Everett M. Dirksen
House
Dirksen
7Th Fleet
Thailand
Guam
World Book Encyclopedia
Science Service Inc
DR. Good—Thymus
Superior Court
H. L. Riddle Jr
Attorney General
Guilford County
James F. Bullock
Steve Nixon
Nixon
Cambridge, Mass
Harvard
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