Viet Cong Arms Men in Build Up Reported
UPI reports a steady Viet Cong buildup with 28,010 to 34,000 full time soldiers plus 60,000 to 80,000 part time guerrillas. Ambassadors Taylors first on site trip in the Mekong delta follows increased weapon captures and new units including many from North Vietnam. Cambodia accuses US and South Vietnam of chemical warfare killing 76 Cambodians.
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Diamonds worth ten million move by jet from Johannesburg
A fox labeled Fruit carried nearly $10 million in diamonds unloaded under heavy police guard at London Airport and rushed to vaults. The shipment came by jet from Johannesburg where it was loaded Tuesday night with unprecedented guard. The stones will be cut and polished in European centers and rushed to market to ease a growing global shortage.
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Grove Unit Debates John Birch Society in Orange County
A public debate on the John Birch Society will be held Monday at 7 30 pm at Garden Grove's Gilbert School, sponsored by the Garden Grove Republican Assembly. John H Rousselot and Martin Rostow will argue the affirmative and negative on whether the society is a necessary and vital organization in today's world. The meeting is open to all without charge.
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House OKs SS Benefit and Tax Boost
The bill expands Social Security to allow college students up to age 22 to receive payments, adds 170,000 doctors of medicine and infernos to coverage, and may include some firemen and policemen with municipal approval. New benefit scales rise to 281.20 for a full family, with tax bases increasing to the first 5,400 of pay.
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GOP Members Propose Alternatives to Poverty Bill Shock
Four House Republicans led by Albert Quie and Alphonzo Bell rejected the president's poverty bill as unfixable. They urged recommitting the measure and offered seven reforms, including a high level commission, stronger local agency role, and targeted aid for the young and elderly. They criticized Democratic use of poverty as political leverage in an election year.
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Miss Castro Granted Asylum in Mexico City
Miss Castro, sister of Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro, was granted political asylum in Mexico City on Wednesday. An Interior Ministry spokesman said the asylum papers were completed this afternoon after she requested asylum Monday night. She arrived June 20 from Havana and said on June 29 she defected from her brother's regime due to its betrayal of the revolution.
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Ranger 6 Mission: Cameras Fail After 160-Second Blast
A detailed report on Ranger 6 describing its 160-second launch, camera failure, and planned lunar photography. It notes the craft's 68 hour, 228 522 mile voyage from Cape Kennedy and the aim to image the bright side of the moon. Ranger 7 and 9 are listed as follow-ons with similar goals and camera arrays.
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