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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1966

Page

8

War Costs Are Doubled In New Federal Budget

Washington AP reports White House officials say Viet Nam war costs in the new federal budget will reach 10.5 billion dollars, more than double this year’s level. The estimate includes manpower, matériel, and base costs. a separate 12 to 13 billion requested may be approved for the current year.

Washington Congress South Viet Nam Defense Johnson

Brezhnev Says U S Must Recognize Vietnamese Demands for Peace

Brezhnev urged U S leaders to recognize the justness of the Vietnamese cause and open peace talks. He spoke at a Mongolian Soviet friendship meeting reported by Tass, accusing Washington of aggression while claiming to seek peace. The Soviet leader cited growing aid to North Vietnam and referenced Hanoi visits by Soviet officials.

Moscow Communist Party Leonid I. Brezhnev U.S Viet Nam Brezhnev Tass Sovet Union Democratic Republic of Ameri_an Hanoi Kremlin Alexander N. B Mongolia China

East European rebels and Hanoi ease stance toward Russia

The text notes softened Soviet hostility as Nguyen Van Dong says Viet Cong seeks talks without US troop withdrawal. Hanoi leaders Truong Chinh and Dang Quang Minh praise peaceful coexistence, socialist allies, and Soviet support, signaling a shift in Viet Nam diplomacy.

Mao Tse-tung United States Nguyen van Dong Moscow U.S Viet Nam Radio Prague Hanoi Truong Chinh Russia China Dang Quang Minh

Gandhi's Daughter Favored as India's Next Prime Minister

Gandhi's daughter Mrs. Gandahi aged 48 information minister in the present government leads the Congress party's support to become India's next prime minister. With Shastri's death Tuesday a woman is likely to succeed for the first time since Sri Lanka's Mrs. Bandaranaike.

India Gandahi Congress Party Lal Bahadur Shastri Sirimavo Bandaranaike Ceylon

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