U S Likely To Be In Viet Nam Long While
An editorial argues the Johnson administration faces three paths in Vietnam and predicts a prolonged U S presence. It cites British Suez policy and compares Asia to postwar Europe, asserting U S commitment to deter Chinese influence and monitor the Mekong after any cease-fire.
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U.S
Viet Nam
Johnson
Suez
Asia
Europe
Mekong
Drew Pearson A Nervous Senator
Washington reports on Sen. Tom Dodd and Gen. Julius Klein and the Foreign Agents Registration Act. The piece covers Dodd's nervous reaction to a Fulbright probe, Klein's sharp letters, and Dodd's later repentance. It notes Keizon’s contract impact and hints at a future column.
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Washington
Tom Dodd
D- Nn
Julius Klein
Congress
Drew Pearson
Ernest Lundeen
Minnesota
Senate
George Sylvester Viereck
Germany
Pearson
John MacCormack
D-Mass
Alexander Holtzoff
Sen
Dodd
William Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Klein
New York City
Essex House
Fulbright
Tom
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Planned parenthood, hunger, and church aid across the world
Holt McPherson reports from New York on a global effort to curb population growth and hunger. He cites famine in India and looming food shortages worldwide, noting Church World Service and Methodist Committee for Overseas Relief programs providing aid and poultry projects in Greece as examples of constructive intervention.
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New York
U.S
India
Mangal Singh
Delhi
Indira Gandhi
Red China
Soviet Union
America
Church World Service
Greece
World Council of Churches
Ioannina
California
Methodist Committee For Overseas Relief
Old World
National Council of Churches
Viet Nam
Pakistan
Korea
Jordan
Palestine
Congo
Yugoslavia
Middle East
Smashing Atoms Barter Over Location For Atom Smasher
The piece outlines a heated contest among states led by North Carolina to attract a 348 million atom smasher with a 60 million payroll. An alternative plan proposes upgrading Brookhaven National Laboratory facilities on Long Island at under half the cost, reducing political tension.
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North Carolina
Congress
Atomic Energy Commission
Brookhaven National Laboratory
Long Island
Geneva disarmament talks resume under cautious optimism
Editorial notes Geneva talks on nuclear disarmament to resume under UN auspices after a recess. It cites France and China boycotts, West German nonproliferation concerns, and the key hurdle of on site inspections. It mentions Foster and Stevenson as advocates of verification and LASA seismic tests in Montana.
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United Nations General Assembly
U. N
France
China
Palais Des Nations
Johnson
Ludwig Erhard
West Germany
United States
Soviet Union
MFL
ANF
William C. Foster
U. S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Foster
NATO
Erhard
Adlai E. Stevenson
U. N. Disarmament Commission
United Kingdom
Montana
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