Peking Articles Hint At Retreat In Viet Nam
The Peking reviews describe revolutions as having hills and valleys with an eventual upward curve. They compare current moves to China’s 1959 retreat from the Great Leap Forward, noting self-censorship and moments of setback before future progress. The analysis links economic and military stumbles to a broader Marxist view.
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Peking
Viet Nam
Rere
China
Economy Faces Forecast Limits After White House Meeting
President discusses state of the world and nation with the National Governors Association. The economy and Vietnam developments were topics, with the President hinting at possible requests for more money and considering tax increase options, though no firm conclusions were stated.
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White House
Viet Nam
Johnson
Pater
Decay of Chinese Revolution Report Signals Unrest
A censored account of a six week Far East trip notes instability in China. It claims Premier Chou En lai is third in the hierarchy and possibly suspect due to outside contacts, suggesting internal friction amid the revolution.
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Amington
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Military chiefs warn of fuel port risk to South Vietnam effort
The JCS stress the importance of securing petroleum stocks to prevent disruption of supplies as Communist moves in South Vietnam loom. Lin Piao is reportedly ill but active, while Chinese leadership changes could alter alignments, with officials noting potential gaps in new regimes and warning of infiltration risks.
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Viet Nam
Lin Piao
Symington
China
Hong Kong
Republicans Back Johnson Limited War Unity in Viet Nam
Senate Republicans show unity in supporting President Johnsons limited war in Viet Nam while deferring strategy to him. Senator Javits of New York notes no coalition to shape tactics, asserting the war is Johnsons business and not theirs.
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Senate
Johnson
Viet Nam
Jacob K. Javits
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Mane
Sir Sillen
Gemini astronauts ready for blastoff amid hatch problem
Neil Armstrong and David Scott reported readiness for a three day Gemini mission while a hatch sealant issue nearly delayed launch. A NASA Air Force and industry review gave final approval for the Titan 2 and Agena powered flight, with Scott to spacewalk for about two hours.
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Neil A. Armstrong
David R. Scott
Scott
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Houston
Tex
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