Debate Over Vietnam War Action Divides Congress
The article covers Senate and House reactions to U S air strikes in North Vietnam. Senators Aiken and Mansfield voice mixed support while Morse warns of nuclear danger. House members vote present or abstain. White House confirms strikes authorized by Johnson with McNamara's guidance.
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Morse
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Lennen
California
Pierre , Salinger
Salinger
Wife House
Aethioz Bee
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
Eugene Siler
R+Ky
Siler
Sier
United States
Viet Nam
White House
George Reedy
Johnson
Robert 5. McNamara
Reedy
McNamara
Senate
Kenneth B. Keating
Rs N.Y
America
Keating
Everett M. Dirksen
Ulingis
Republican Hour
Dirksen
cNamara
Gruening
Jolson
Asia
Demonstrators at Calcutta U S Consulate Protest U S Attacks
About 500 protesters in Calcutta, largely college students, gathered outside the U S consulate to denounce U S air attacks on North Vietnam and torpedo boat bases. police blocked further entry but left the group to present a mild condemnation. They urged India to condemn U S actions.
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India
Siders
U.S
Asia
North
Alliance
North Viet Nat
U. S
U.S. Air Buildup Bristles Vietnam Air Bases
Saigon reports a new American aerial buildup as Delta Dagger fighters stand ready at Tan Son Nhut and Da Nang. C130 transport planes arrive with weapons, while bases note the flights operate with minimal munitions. Ambassador spokesmen say the U.S. will meet the North Vietnamese air threat.
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U.S
Viet Nam
Saigon
Tan Son Nhut
da Nang
Flo Bien Noa
Cal. William
Bethea
U S Officials See Limited Risk in Wider War
U S sources say there is no evidence of a broad escalation by Communist forces after torpedo boat attacks near Vietnam. Analysts debate Hanoi aims and justify swift U S retaliation to defend flags at sea. Washington cites circumstantial proofs while Hanoi denies the assaults.
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Margets
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Hanoi
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Ciurage
Tolhei
Johnson
U.S
United States
Washington
Typhoon Ida Strikes Philippines Heads Toward Tonkin Gulf
Typhoon Ida with winds near 150 mph swept toward the Gulf of Tonkin today after battering six provinces in northern Luzon. At least six people died as the storm caused extensive crop and property damage across the region.
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Upi
Ida
Gulf of Tonkin Loday
Philippines
Luzon
Soviet warns U S actions in Vietnam could provoke danger
Moscow relayed a telegram from Foreign Minister Gromyko to North Vietnam accusing the United States of flagrant violation of international law and piratical arbitrariness. He urged an immediate cease fire and warned that U S naval presence in the Gulf of Tonkin openly challenges nations whose shores border the gulf.
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Viet Nam
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