Hawks and Doves Swooping on China Leader Ho Chi Minh
AP News analyst James Marlow reports Ho Chi Minh faces pressure from both Red China and 16 U.S. senators as North Vietnam risks escalation. Chou En lai hints at Chinese volunteers if US actions threaten China and Ho must weigh peace talks versus a widening war. The piece notes Westmoreland’s concerns about antiwar sentiment and the risk of China entering the conflict.
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Ry James Marlow
Washington
Ho Chi Minh
Johnson
U.S
Red China
China
Chou En-lai
North Vietnam
Dong
United States
South Vietnam
Simon Malley
Chou
Malley
Chicago Daily News
North Korea
Moscow
Vietnam
U S May Put War Up to the U N
Senate Democrats push to bring Vietnam to the United Nations with Mansfield backing and Johnson's support, while Thant opposes, preferring private peace talks. The plan follows Cooper calls for bombing restrictions and fears of wider conflict including Red China and the Soviet Union. Rusk to testify on Vietnam amid committee windup notes in Washington.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mangefield
United Nations
U.N
U Thant
Mansfield
U.N. Security Council
Baltimore
Johnson
Thant
Arthur J. Goldberg
U.S
Vietnam
Security Council
U.N. General Assembly
Associated Press
John Sherman Cooper
R-ey
North Vietnam
Cooper
George D. Aiken
ReVt
Red China
Soviet Union
Rusk
Korea
Frank Church
Film of Illusion restric tions linger over Hiroshima footage
AP reporting from Washington details U S officials revealing a 22 year effort to suppress confiscated Japanese film showing the after effects of the 1945 atomic bombing of Hiroshima. Japan asks again for lifting restrictions while U S policy has long opposed distribution due to grim imagery and potential damage to relations.
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Spencer Davis
Washington
Hiroshima
U.S
Japan
Tokyo University
Welfare Aid to Nursing Homes Hiked
Arkansas welfare officials announced an average monthly increase of about 20 dollars per client for nursing home care, retroactive to early spring. The boost follows a Welfare Board majority vote, with the amount based on recipient income used for eligibility. Also noted are other local items: Attu Island’s WWII site, a Hope poultry litter-removal machine by G. & S. Manufacturing, and a New York showbiz note on a 12 year old in Mame with a height-based replacement clause.
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Little Rock
Len Blaylock
Arkansas
Blaylock
State Welfare Board
G. & S. Manufacturing Company
West Avenue B
Hope
Ansley Gilbert
Court Martial Could Be the U S on Trial
The Levy court martial may become a trial of the United States over war crimes in Vietnam. Defense aims to show Special Forces policy of killing uncurable natives, arguing disobedience to an unlawful order. Levy, a 30 year old Army doctor from Brooklyn, is charged with disobeying orders and making disloyal statements. The case invokes Nuernberg precedent. In Moscow, the Soviet Union launched two unmanned satellites Cosmos 159 and Cosmos 160 with potential moon launch test pathways and parking orbit implications.
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AL Lane
Columbia
S.C
Howard B. Levy
United States
Vietnam
Col
Earl V. Brown
Levy
U.S. Army
Brooklyn
N.Y
Green Beret
Nuernberg
Associated Press Moscow
Soviet Union
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Stuart
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