Taylor Outlines FourPoint Viet Nam Strategy
AP dispatch details Gen Maxwell D Taylor presenting a four point plan to win in Vietnam. Key elements include heavy South Vietnam effort to defeat Viet Cong, air strikes on North Vietnam targets, strengthen South Vietnam's government, and readiness to talk of peace with any sincere government. Humphrey says patience and time favor the U.S. Rostow notes State Department coverage.
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Washington
Maxwell D.taylor
Am Agasador
Saigon
Viet Nam
Taylor
Henry Cabot Ludge, Jr
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
U.S
Hubert Humphrey
Chicago
VietNam
Harris Survey Americans Still Very Religious
Louis Harris reports Americans remain highly religious in practice and belief. About half attend church weekly or donate to religious causes, 97 percent believe in God, and most see themselves as somewhat religious. The public splits between deeply and only somewhat religious across demographics.
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Louis Harris
Britain bars Bolshoi farewell benefit performance
The Foreign Office told the Soviet embassy the Bolshoi Ballet will not be slowed for a farewell benefit for the Bertrand Fussell Peace Foundation. A spokesman said government policy supports better Soviet British cultural relations and cannot allow Soviet artists to be involved in politics in this country.
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Longon
Foreign Office
Bolshoi Ballet
Bertrand Fussell
Photos Released Detail South Vietnamese Large Operation
A briefing Team reports South Vietnamese forces plan a major push in Quang Tri Province inside North Viet Nam. U S Navy Skyraiders from the Oriskany supported by Skyhawks and B 52 bombers attacked Ky Anh military barracks destroying eight buildings.
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U.S. Navy
Tri Province
Northi
Oriskany
Viet Nam
Ky Anh
U.S. Stra l
North Viet Logic Air Command
Back Side Of Moon Has More Craters
Soviet science reported clear pictures of the moon’s far side showing it is more pockmarked with craters and has fewer seas and more mountains than the near side. The Fotos were taken July 20 by Zond 3, transmitted to Earth, and Lipsky notes vast chains of minor craters unseen on the near side.
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Moon
Henry S. Bradsher
Moscow
Soviet Union
Bel
Earth
Yuri Lipisky
Shternberg Astro- Inomical Institute
Tass
Zond
Lipsky
Sailor Robert Manry Reported Fit and Well Near England
Two fishing boats sighted Robert Manry aboard Tinkerbelle 60 to 70 miles from Falmouth reporting he is fit and well. Skipper Harry Small said Manry requested the course to the Lizard as he continues his Atlantic crossing toward Falmouth with fair winds.
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Falmouth
England
Robert Manry
English
Atlantic
Manry
Lizard
Harry Small
Land's End
Troops Restore Peace In L A After Bad Night
In Los Angeles tension eased as troops and police kept watch after a night of violence that spread to nearby cities. National guardsmen aided relief as reports of shootings and looting decreased, with no mass arrests and a death toll of 32.
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California
J. K. McCauley
Long Beach
Waits
Richard Lefebre
Sylmar
San Fernandes Valley
Hollywood Boulevard
Hollywood
Wilmington
Harbor
San Diego
van Nuys
San Bernardino
Telve
Watts
Kennedy praises Johnson as best running mate choice
Sen. Robert F. Kennedy says John F. Kennedy chose Lyndon B. Johnson in 1960 because he was the best man to carry on, citing civil rights, elderly medical aid, and federal school funds. He notes Johnson fulfilled hopes and spoke at a $50-a-plate dinner for Lt. Gov. Patrick Lucey in Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
Wis
John I. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Robert F. Kennedy
D.N.Y
Sen. Kennedy
Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr
Kennedy
Johnson
Shelief
Wisconsin
New York
Lyndon Johnson
Patrick J. Lucey
Marines Aid Villagers While Fighting Viet Cong
Secretary of the Navy Paul H. Nitze says U S Marines dig wells bake bread and aid South Vietnamese villagers alongside fighting Viet Cong in Da Nang area hamlets. He notes village pacification by the 3rd Marine Amphibious Force and destruction of Viet Cong bases when continuous occupancy is not possible. Marines help rebuild villages reopen churches and schools and reestablish local governments, with villagers showing quick trust in the American presence.
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Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Paul H. Nitze
U.S
Nitze
3Rd Marine
MAF
Inguar
da Nang
Cam Ne
Nikze
Viet Song
Ierce
Thei Jrd Marine Force
Lewis W. Walt
Viet Nam
GOP Contributors Focus on Eisenhower Farm Visit
Washington AP reports top GOP funders with $1,000 or more gifts travel to Dwight D. Eisenhower’s Gettysburg area farm for a lunch and pep talks. Attendees will hear political remarks as a high school band plays, a reward arranged by the Republican National Finance Committee.
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Republican Treasury
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Republican Nations Finance Committee
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