Rockefeller Urges U.S. Budget Reform for National Trouble
The New York governor's remarks link a deep domestic crisis to scarce resources and rising deficits. He argues federal policy overreach and private capital limits strain growth, calling for fiscal integrity and a reordering of national priorities amid political debate.
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Clark Warns Of Shoot To Kill Order Clash With Daley In Chicago
UPI reports amid a tense exchange over Mayor Daley orders to shoot to kill arsonists and looters, Clark criticized deadly force unless extreme. Daley defended tougher tactics as a council hearing eyed. The piece links police violence to civil disorder risks and national political debates on crime and policy.
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Communists Press U S To Accept Talks Site
World reaction centers on choosing a seat for preliminary Vietnam talks. Soviet premier Kosygin urged immediate U S acceptance of North Vietnamese proposals, while Hanoi dismissed third-site ideas such as Phnom Penh. Nhan Dan demanded Washington accept Warsaw or Phnom Penh, and Washington rejected both.
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Johnson pledges Park Korea voice in Vietnam peace talks
President Johnson, returning to U.S. soil from May, told Park Chung Hee that South Korea would have a voice in any Vietnam peace negotiations and reaffirmed U.S. commitment to defend South Korea. He met at March AFB with Dwight D. Eisenhower aboard Air Force One, and discussed sustaining allied efforts to end the Vietnam war and maintain security in East Asia.
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