Senators push public debate on chemical and biological warfare
Two senators urged sunlight on the militarys shadowy CBW program proposing amendments to a defense bill. They seek bans on procuring delivery systems for lethal CBW agents and open air testing, plus required consultations with Congress and foreign governments before overseas deployment.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Charles E. Goodell
R-N.y
Nelson
Goodell
United States
U S Hanoi Talks On Fishermen And War News
U S Hanoi discusses returning 10 North Vietnamese fishermen rescued by the U S Navy as part of broader CBW review and prisoner release efforts amid ongoing low-intensity fighting. Reports detail prisoner counts, missing servicemen, and Viet Cong attacks, with updates on helicopter losses and Da Nang detainees.
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North Vietnam
United States
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Antd
Vientiane
Vinh
Dong Hoi
Renshaw
Meredith
Tonkin Gulf
da Nang
Saigon
Expo 67 Encore Turns Mixed, Montreal Weighs Future
Expo 67 rebrands as Man and His World for 1968 69 amid a $250 million loss then a $5 million deficit. By July attendance fell under three million as executives debate whether to extend the fair past Labour Day 1969. Despite losses, tourism and hotel bookings remain strong, with officials touting economic benefits and signaling the possibility of a permanent exhibit.
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Montreal
NEA
J. Paul Getty
Canada
Quebec
Expo
la Ronde
Sukiyaki
Man
Lucien Saulnier
Bernard Baruch
Jean Drapeau
Expos
Saulnier
San Antonio
Brussels
New York
Seattle
Families of Prisoners React to Release Reports
The families of three U S servicemen welcomed reports of their release from North Vietnamese captivity while another captive’s kin remained cautious awaiting confirmation. Mrs Lyle Rumble of Oroville California said relief would come with official word from the Air Force, and Mrs Rob ert Frishman of Santee California voiced numbness despite relief. Abe Hegdahi of Clark South Carolina spoke of joy for his son Douglas, a Navy seaman reported overboard in 1567.
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Lyle Rumble
Oroville
Call
Frother
Air Force
Weseley Lewis Rumble
Rumble
Jim
Robert Pranchot Frishman
Sanetee
Navy
Abe Hegdahi
Clark
S.C
Douglas
Canberra
Prisoners Released In Secret Air Lift From Bangkok
Revie Davis, an American detainee, reports seven or more U.S. prisoners identified and to be flown from Bangkok today on gerbestes to New York. He names Air Force Capt. Anthony Charles Andrews among those freed, says others not yet released appear in good condition. Davis notes Andrews was shot down on Oct 17, 1964.
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Hemi
Revie Davis
Manel
Bangkok
Gerbestes
New York
Davis
Air Force
Anthony Charles Andrews
Gale
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