Peace for Viet Nam Through Geneva Seen as Possible
Opinion discusses U S appeals to the United Nations Security Council over a Viet Nam peace plan. It notes unlikely support from France and the Soviet Union, potential vetoes, and argues for a stronger UN role or a revived Geneva framework to end the fighting and aid postwar recovery.
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Soviet Union
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Nike-X defense plan stirs White House military clash
Army officers leak to Rep Mendel Rivers to block LBJ on Nike-X a 20 billion system to knock out intercontinental missiles. McNamara has warned of US and Soviet capabilities and retaliation. The piece weaves in related political conflicts and other public notices.
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Defense McNamara
Russia
United States
YMCA
YWCA
Maryfield
Mary Patrice
Confident Braves and Atlanta Talk Pennants at Banquet
The Atlanta baseball group forecasts a strong season with a top pitching edge from Los Angeles not derailing Atlanta's bid. Eddie Mathews and Whitlow Wyatt project a competitive team as Brotherhood Week events and a Sheraton banquet on Feb 24 gather officials and fans.
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Braves
Jimmy Mitchell
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Eddie Mathews
Hi-Toms
South
Milwaukee
Lessons In Krebiozen Trial Questioning Jury Competence
The American Medical Association warns the Krebiozen trial outcome should not be taken as proof of cancer treatment effectiveness. Nine months and three days yielded no proven cure for three men after long efforts, while the FDA still brands the drug worthless and bans interstate commerce. The case raises questions about jury science literacy and calls for safeguards against quack cures in the market.
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American Medical Association
Food and Drug Administration
Krebiozen
Return Of The Magic Fives Shifts Government Debt Strategy
Editorial notes the Treasury's 5 percent note issue to refinance the national debt as interest rates rise after the Fed's 1965 move. It discusses the impact on savers and banks, the need to attract buyers, and how higher rates influence consumer credit, savings bonds, and inflation prospects.
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Johnson
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