Gavin Warns On Overreach In Vietnam and Europe
Retired Lt. Gen James M Gavin told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the U S is overextended in Southeast Asia and Europe risking neglected national needs He urges avoiding entanglements yet warns against halting bombing of North Vietnam to end a broader conflict He argues the cause in South Vietnam requires continued support and sacrifice for allied security
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George Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Southeast Asia
Europe
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Washington
Vietnam
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Dallas Feels Garrison Inquiry over Kennedy Plot Rumors
In Dallas there is irritation as District Attorney Jim Garrison probes alleged New Orleans bar conversations about a Kennedy assassination plot. The piece notes enduring talk of a two assassins theory by Duke professor Richard H. Popkin and criticizes sensationalist journalism while defending the Warren Commission's findings.
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New Orleans
John F. Kennedy
Jim Garrison
Garrison
Warren Commission
Duke University
Richard H. Popkin
Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
Editorial on ABM race and US Soviets strategic defense
The piece argues for a negotiated pause on ABM development to save up to 40 billion dollars and avoid a renewed arms race. It notes Johnson’s cautious diplomacy, Congress funding outlooks, Nike-X plans, Poseidon missiles, and cautions from Industrial Research on defense obsolescence.
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Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Congress
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Kremlin
Moscow
Johnson Adminis
Cyrus R. Vance
Soviet Union
Industrial Research
Russia
State of the Union
Savings Bonds drive and local business events in Winston-Salem
Seed CA Tern Banker J Ed Pleasants and James H Millis attend a luncheon hosted by Gordon Hanes in Winston-Salem revealing a new high interest Savings Bond type. Treasury officials briefed 34 cities as North Carolina promotes the program with local leaders and a plaque for Thomasville’s Tom A Finch.
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U.S
High Point
James H. Millis
Gordon Hanes
Winston-Salem
Washington
Freedom
Uncle Sam
Treasury
Fowler
North Carolina
National Savings Bond Board
Tom A. Finch
Thomasville
Chrysler
Lynn Townsend
CIA Oversight Spars Senate Lock on Secret Ops
Drew Pearson reviews the1966 Senate vote to bar Foreign Relations involvement in CIA secret activities, noting past and potential oversight gaps. He cites subsidies to student groups, covert actions in Singapore and Cambodia, and a 1953 Costa Rica case, urging greater congressional scrutiny.
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Jose Figueres
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United Fruit Company
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