Housewives form groups to battle rising grocery costs
In New York and other areas groups formed by housewives challenge high grocery prices. The movement grows fast, likening itself to established civil rights and consumer groups as it gains visibility and potential influence.
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David Kaden
WOW
Waukesha
Wis
Thomas Heyen
Bng
Tom Gregory
Georgia Retail Association
Lexington
N.C
Max Lefler
LBJ Urges Swift End to Vietnam War Peace Talks
President Johnson reported from Manila and Bangkok urging the opposing side to respond to the Manila peace offer. He praised the summit as a sign of unity and asked for support for U.S. troops in South Vietnam while warning the war must end with a credible peace. The White House release tied his Asia tour to the conference outcome and urged prayers for GIs.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Johnson
Tony
United States
Viet Nam
Manila
White House
Chiefs of the Seven Nations
Eight Killed In Mistaken U S Ambush
A U S patrol opened fire on civilians near Saigon, mistaking them for Viet Cong. Eight killed and seven wounded, including women and children, in an operation named Allentown.
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Robert Tuckman
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U. S
Allentown
U. S. 1St Infantry Division
Marcos Moves as Viet Nam and Red China Attack Peace Bid
North Viet Nam branded the Manila summit a war council and rejected the latest allied peace proposal. Hanoi did not specify withdrawal terms while Peking and Viet Cong critics dismissed the plan. In Manila, President Marcos announced he began peace initiatives and named potential honest brokers among Indonesia, Japan, and India.
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Viet Nam
Red China
Tokyo
Manila
United States
Nhan Dan
North Vietnamese Communist Party
U. S
Cairo
Philippine
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Marcos
Aes Aeta
Hanoi
Indonesia
Japan
India
Johnson dominates Manila summit as backdrop to others plans
Lyndon Baines Johnson remains the central figure at the Manila conference, shaping the discourse while others press for independent futures for South Viet Nam and regional unity. Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos seeks historical stature as Pacific leader, with each participant presenting own motives at the New Asia gathering.
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Manila
Lyndon Baines Johnson
Johnson
South Viet Nam
Four Ministers Quit Erhard Shaky Cabinet
In Bonn four Free Democrats resigned from Chancellor Ludwig Erhards cabinet over plans to raise taxes for American arms. The move leaves Erhards coalition fragile as discussions of a grand coalition circulate and the party vows no tax hikes while seeking budget cuts.
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Erhards
Bonn
Germany
Ludwig Erhard
Bundestag
Free Democratic Party
Herbert Wener
Socialists
Christian Democrats
Erhard
Erich Mende
Free Democrats
Christian Democratic Party
Billy Graham Plans Vietnam Visit To Preach Gospel
Berlin AP Billy Graham announced he plans to visit Vietnam soon to preach the gospel to American troops and, if possible, reach Viet Cong. He said he would speak to soldiers as men and would also consider Hanoi if welcomed. Gen Westmoreland invited him 18 months ago, an invitation Graham could not accept due to surgery.
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Berlin
Billy Graham
Viet Nam
Viet Cong
Graham
Hanoi
South Viet Nam
William C. Westmoreland
U.S
Hamilton Called For Physical
New York AP Actor George Hamilton ordered by his draft board to report for a physical examination on November 7. Similar orders issued to 70,000 men nationwide as the Selective Service reviews deferments for men aged 26 to 35. Hamilton, 27, is 3-A due to family financial dependence.
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New York
George Hamilton
Lynda Bird Johnson
Selective Service
Hamilton
China claims successful guided missile nuclear test
Tokyo AP reports Communist China announced it conducted a guided missile nuclear test over its own territory on Thursday. NCNA said the missile flew normally and the warhead produced a nuclear explosion at the designated distance, praising advances in defense and opposing U.S. and Soviet actions while supporting allied struggles.
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Tokyo
China
New China
NCNA
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
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Burlington Citizens League
Lestral
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North Viet Nam
Peking
LBJ
J. F. Tor Horst
North American Newspaper Alliance
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