Johnson accuses GOP leader in Viet Nam war dispute
President Johnson charged a top Republican of violating his confidence by releasing what he called untrue and perhaps malicious information about Viet Nam decisions. He cited a prominent party member at White House briefings, while Gerald Ford and others questioned the attack as he announced 50 000 more U S troops would go to Viet Nam amid reshaped plans and lingering suspicions.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Johinson
House
Gerald R. Ford Jr
Michigan
Ford
White House
Newsmen
Lsj Ranch
Mento
Senate
Mike Mans
Field
Montana
U.S
Viet Nam
Mensfield
Senate Gop
UNC Coeds Walk In Pairs After Fatal Stabbing
UNC coeds were urged to travel in pairs and avoid the arboretum after Suellen Evans, a 21 year old UNC student, was stabbed to death in the botanical garden amid reports of an attempted rape. Police investigated across several towns as campus security increased, and Dean Carmichael led a UNC delegation to Mooresville for the funeral.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
University of North Carolina
Dean Carmichael
W. D. Blake
University
Botanical Garden
Blake
Miss Evans
UNC
Mooresville
Vanderburg Methodist Church
Front-Runners Atom-Smasher Decision Delayed
Eight late-starter proposals push back the announcement of front runners for the 280 million atom smasher site. AEC staff assess 118 bids from 46 states, with 3 percent designated priority. Final choice rests with the AEC, then a National Academy of Sciences committee filters the top group while NASA reviews nonpriority bids for possible reentry. The eight early bids include Mesa County Colorado near Grand Junction Carrollton and Murray Kentucky Paducah Kentucky Millville Warren Grove New Jersey Sweetwater Texas and Duluth Minnesota.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Elso
Commission
AEC
National Academy of Sciences
NASA
Mesa County
Colorado
Grand Junction
Carrollton
Murray
Paducah
Millville
Warren Grove
Sweetwater
Texas
Duluth
Britain Pressures Soviets on Atlantic nuclear pact
British disarmament minister Lord Chalfont said London aims to persuade the Soviet Union that a Western Atlantic nuclear force can be part of a treaty to halt weapon spread. He noted U S and Britain share a similar draft, with minor tactical differences likely to be resolved soon.
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Michael, Goldsmith
Geneva
Britain
Chalfont
United States
Soviet Union
China
France
Eisenhower disappoints UN stance during Viet Nam talk
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower urged stronger UN action on South Viet Nam while on a Wisconsin vacation. He criticized the UN for not marshaling world opinion and said private citizens cannot easily shape policy in crisis. He and his wife left Woodruff for Gettysburg after a fishing trip and a crowd watched in cold rain. He said he might not return to the area next year, 1966.
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Minocqua
Wis
Dwight D
Viet Nam
Eisenhower
Woodruff
Gettysburg
Wisconsin Lakes
New York
Harris Survey on Atomic Age Views and China Pact
The Harris Survey marks the 20th anniversary of the atomic era. It finds most Americans support negotiating an atomic test ban with Communist China and many scientists agree, fearing the threat of nuclear war. Scientists differ on fallout concerns, with a majority worried about testing.
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Louis Harris
Hiroshima
Jess Barris
Harris
United States
China
Viet Nam
United Nations
Seven United States B 52 raids hit Viet Nam targets
U S B 52 bombers conducted their seventh known strike in South Viet Nam dropping 500 tons of bombs in a 43 minute raid on Viet Cong bases in Quang Tin Province about 359 miles north northwest of Saigon. Ground forces including U S Marines and South Vietnamese troops overran Chan Son, killing 25 and detaining several suspects.
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South Viet Nam
U.S
Strategic Air Command
Quang Tin Province
Saigon
Doxa
Xontum
Chan Son
da Nang
3 52S
Guam
Okinawa
Toran Guan
Izard Arborne
Bien Hoa
South
Viet Nam
Hue
da Nanng
Long An
Go Cong
di An
Extra Check For Pensioners Extra Check For Pensioners
AP report outlines retroactive seven percent Social Security increase effective 1966. It notes automatic qualification for hospital insurance and enrollment mailings for voluntary plans. It urges several groups to check eligibility now at Social Security offices to secure new benefits.
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Bob Horton Washington
Johnson
Social Security
Robert M. Ball
Ball
Medicare And Social Security Boost For 1966
Special writer John Troanner explains how Social Security offers sizable, guaranteed, tax free benefits that rise with value and how Medicare will start paying hospital and medical costs. The plan details monthly family benefits, thresholds, and new coverage starting 1967 to 1968, funded by higher payroll taxes and optional supplemental insurance.
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John Troanner
iFirst
Social Security Headquarters
Shcare
U. S. Treasury
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Harris Survey
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Lawrence
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AP Wirepfote
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