Demand Probe of Air Raids and Credibility Gap
Congressman Reid presses for a formal probe into U S air strikes in North Vietnam arguing a credibility gap after admission that civilians were hit while Hanoi was not confirmed. Salisbury reports damage at Namdinh and Phu Ly with crater evidence and calls for official aerial photographs and briefing records.
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Saigon
ACLU asks Supreme Court to strike Medicare loyalty oath
The ACLU petitions the Supreme Court arguing that Medicare loyalty disclosures violate the First Amendment. The 1965 law bars benefits for elderly Americans not in Social Security who belong to eight listed subversive groups including the Communist Party. A Los Angeles panel ruled the provisions unconstitutional last month.
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Six Firms Offer Aid to Douglas
Moss Reid, concern over government handling of bombings data, Congress set to convene next month with potential witnesses from Pentagon and State Department. Reports say U.S. planes struck the Dao River dike in Namdinh six times, threatening flood if blasted. Eastern and United Airlines offered early payments or mergers, tied to aviation aid.
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New York
Vatican and Spellman clash over Vietnam war stance
Vatican officials say Pope Paul VI does not share Cardinal Spellman’s hard line urging total victory in Vietnam. Spellman asserts he stands by his words while the Vatican calls him a military vicar not speaking for the church and supports negotiated peace.
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Airline offers half fare for women halted over sex bias
The Civil Aeronautics Board suspended Frontier Airlines plan to offer women over 22 a 50 percent round trip fare, citing potential gender discrimination and rules against sex-based pricing. Northwest, Western, and Trailways protested, arguing reduced fares must be available to all applicants.
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APL
Civil Aeronautics Board
Frontier Airlines
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Western Airlines
Trailways Bus System
Frontier
Congress
Graham Mum on Bombing and War Views
Canonically sourced remarks reveal Graham discussing combat roles for women, religious influences on conscription, and private reactions to Vietnam war policy. He notes five wounded soldiers near Dit Ge, praises Vietnam’s media growth, and advocates a peace-through-commitment stance while urging high-level clergy visits to Vietnam.
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Johnson
North Vietnam
Ditge
Graham
Chahan
UC Ruling on Sproul Hall Sit In Appeal
A ruling on an appeal by 566 defendants in the 1964 University of California Sproul Hall sit in will come early next month. Both sides say they plan to appeal if the verdict goes against them.
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UPI
University of California
Sproul Hall
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