Communist Threat Increasing In S America
Four months after a warning to Congress, U S officials report rising Communist activity in Latin America with Cuba as the main generator. Colombia Peru Venezuela face sieges and emergencies while Cuba'S influence spurs training and subversion across the region. Page 24.
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S. America
Ben Fwashington
E Congressional Committee
Latin America
Colombia
Peru
Venezuela
uAteMasa S
Venézuela
CSA
Coats
Guatimale
Salvador
Panama
Leiden
Havana
Hemisphere
Western Hemisphere
Cuba
U. S
Mexico
Fidel Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Astronauts Cleared For At Least Forty Six Orbits
AP report notes NASA astronauts cleared for at least 46 orbits while U S warplanes pound a hydroelectric plant and dam site in North Viet Nam. Bombing targeted Ban Thach plant 80 miles south southwest of Hanoi with F4 Phantoms Thunder Chiefs and support aircraft. Dam and generator sustained heavy damage and no floods reported.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
Ban Thach
Hanoi
Viet Nam
China
Dien Bien Phu
Camp Breckinridge returns to normal schedule after riot
Morganfield Kentucky AP reports Job Corps officials moved to resume normal Camp Breckinridge training by transferring and discharging students involved in Friday’s riot. Director Charles Pressen said the program would be busy with classes and job training as thirteen students left the program, including seven cleared of public drunkenness charges, and six were transferred.
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Morganfield
Job Corps
Camp Breckinridge
Charles Pressen
Moon Homesteading Declared Impossible By NASA
Washington reports that the government says the moon belongs to the world and that exploration will be handled through international cooperation. Many Americans have claimed lunar land, but the Bureau of Land Management notes there is no legal basis for ownership.
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Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Antarctica
Earth
Navajo County
Arizona
Bureau
California
Bareau
Ford accuses LBJ of silencing GOP leaders in House
Vice President Humphrey criticizes youth and political violence while President Johnson allegedly works to undermine Republican leadership in the House. Ford, the GOP whip, claims Johnson seeks to muffle Republican criticism and steer policy. Eisenhower weighs in with wary support as GOP leaders shift strategy on Vietnam and U.N. issues.
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LBJ
Harry Kelly Washington
Gerald R. Ford
Johnson
House
Ford
Lman
Jobnsa
Howe Gop
Jotneen
White House
Viet Nam
GOP
U.N
Soviet Union
France
Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ater
Madison
Wis
Arthur J
Hubert H. Humphrey Goldberg
Republic
Humble Speech Praises Dissent By Students At Wisconsin
Vice President Humphrey spoke at the National Student Association convention at the University of Wisconsin. He rejected claims that American dissent is neglected, praising students who dissent and whose arguments compel national attention and serious consideration.
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Humphrey
National Student Association
University of Wisconsin
America
Harris Survey Shows Democrats Lead in 1966 Outlook
Voters express strong Democratic preference for Congress with a 58 to 42 percent edge amid the first session's record. The poll shows Democrats would win in all regions and retain suburban seats won in 1964, with undecideds still sizeable and five Republican arguments tested for impact.
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Louis Barris J
Eth Congress
Congress
Democratic
VOTH
Gemini 6 Aboard Aboard: Eight Day Spaceflight Target
Space Center Houston reports Gemini 6 astronauts L Gordon Cooper Jr and Charles Conrad Jr entering day three in orbit. They aim to chase an imaginary satellite in a rehearsal for the Gemini 6 mission with an eight day target, despite power and sleep issues.
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Sea
Atlantic Ocean
Conrad
Houston Control Center
James A. McDivitt
McDivitt
Jane
Mission Control
Gena
Space Agency
Dorfors
Cautious Optimism Grows Over Viet Nam War Analysis
An AP analysis notes restrained optimism within the Johnson administration as Viet Nam war developments show mixed signals. It cites Chu Lai battle gains, ongoing U.S. and South Vietnamese offensives, and concerns about broader setbacks, casualties, and the limits of anticipated gains amid monsoon operations and Viet Cong manpower issues.
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Elton C. Fay Washington
Johnson
Chu Lai
U.s. Korea
U.S
Yalussay
U. S
J.J
Victor
World H. Kruskak
North Administration
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Central Intelligence Agency
House Foreign Affaire Subcommittee
Fidel Casiza
CIA
Armistead Selden Jr
D-Ala
Mexican Communist Party
Uruguay
3Rd U.S. Marine Regiment
da Nang Air Base
van Tuong
Salomon Mines Subdivision
Saturn
Venus
Pluto
Jupiter
Neptune
Mercury
Mars
Bureau of Land Management
Stuttgart
Ark
Moon
Beidge
Harris
Cyrus R. Vance
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