Eight Leders Disagree What Congress Can Boast Of
WASHINGTON AB Lead rs disagree about what, if anything, the 9th Congress can boast after 11 weeks of activity. As they left on a prolonged recess, leaders forecast tough work ahead from April 3 to Labor Day. Albert praised progress. Ford called Congress inactive. Mansfield urged renewed vigor and Sept. 1 adjournment. Powell ethics looms. Dodd probe ends without action. Major bills reach Johnson including Vietnam war funding, welfare, debt limit rise, and famine relief.
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Washington
9Th Congress
Congress
House
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Ford
Zaro
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Adam Clayton Powell
New York
Powell
Albert
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Johnson
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
India
Indian Claims Commission
Negative reactions greet draft lottery plans
An Associated Press survey shows Americans oppose Johnson's youngest-first draft and lottery idea. Parents dominate protest letters against 19-year-old callups while some military men support the plan. College deferments face overwhelming opposition and debate over their elimination continues.
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NATO Official Denial in Spy Ring Report
Italian Defense Ministry and NATO headquarters deny reports that NATO officials were involved in a Soviet spy ring in Italy. Giorgio Rinaldi, an Italian parachuting instructor, was accused of gathering data on bases and selling it to the Soviets. Rinaldi, his wife, and their chauffeur were charged, with Cyprus confirming espionage arrests.
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Gerald Miller
Rome
Italian Defense Ministry
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Paris
Italy
Giorgio Rinaldi
Turin
Rinaldi
Armando Girard
Spain
Rinald
Soviet Union
Cyprus
Eight U S Educators Die in Da Nang Plane Crash
A small twin engine plane carrying eight U.S. educators and its pilot crashed into a fountain near Da Nang in turbulent rain. Team leader Dr. Albertson, president of the Stevens Point branch of Wisconsin State University, and the other identified victims include Dr. Melvin Wall, Dr. Howard Johnshoy, Dr. A Donald Beattie, Dr. Harry Bangsberg, Dr. Vincent Conroy, Dr. Arthur Pickett, and Robert La Follette, an Agency for International Development official.
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U.S
Thountain
da Nang
Dates Albertson
Stevens Point
Wisconsin State University
United States
Melvin Wall
River Falls
Howard Johnshoy
Gustavus Adolphus College
St. Peter, Minn
Donald Beattie
Business and Economics
Whitewater
Harry Bangsberg
Bemidji State University
Bemidji, Minn
Vincent Conroy
Harvard
Arthur D
Chaplain Jim Pierce in Vietnam Aided Firefight
In Vietnam Chaplain Jim Pierce of Memphis Tennessee faced fear and duty during a helicopter crash and ensuing firefight. He fired on the enemy to break contact, an act he later called an act of selfishness for which he expressed remorse.
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CU Chi
Vietnam
Nea
James Pierce
Jim Pierce
Pierce
Memphis
Tenn
Leaders clash over what 90th Congress can boast after 11 weeks
An Associated Press survey shows Americans oppose Johnsons draft plan to induct 19 year olds first by lottery. Brooke says personal war visit convinces him current strategy is necessary. International note denies NATO link in Soviet spy case. Milk price action pressures Wisconsin processors. Armstrong notes Apollo timetable and moon plans. Coast Guard handles Soviet intrusion as Alaska officials dispute fishing zones. Easter events brighten social calendar amid wintry weather. A driver training anecdote and pilots safety remarks conclude with a chaplain’s reflection on harm.
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Jack Miller
Washington
Johnson
Associated Press
Congress
Edward W. Brooke
NATO
NFO
National Farmers Organization
Wisconsin
Coast Guard
U.S
Apollo Delay May Help Program Readying for Return
Veteran astronaut Neil Armstrong says the delay in the Apollo program will allow extra study time and better preparation. NASA has dissolved Apollo 2 and 3 crews, delaying manned flight until early next year as investigators finish the Apollo 1 fire probe.
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Ronald Thombson
Space Center
Houston
Tex
Neil A. Armstrong
Attarlea
Spaderten
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Armstrong
Air Force
David R. Scott
NASA
James A. McDivitt
Russell L. Schweickart
Frank Borman
William A. Anders
Michael Collins
Campaign Incidents Could Occur In Arkansas Race
Gov Winthrop Rockefeller said campaign crowds invite indiscretions as Sen Guy Jones alleged Republicans bought votes in Faulkner County. Prosecuting Atty Jeff Mobley seeks to bring Mrs Wanda Tudor from the governor’s office to Morrilton District Court for records related to the accusation. Two men won judgments totaling 607000 in a civil suit over a June shooting at a Huie grocery, Armbrust receiving 572600 and Prause 35000.
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Little Rock
Winthrop Rockefeller
Guy Jones
Conway
Faulkner County
Rockefeller
Jeff Mobeley
Wanda Tudor
Jones
Morrilton
Arkansas
Tom F. Rigby
Joseph el Prause
Michael A. Armbrust
George D. D. Huie
Huie
Armbrust
Prause
Hase
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