Lodge Sees Viet War Fade Out Possibility
In Saigon U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge says the Viet Nam conflict might fade out without a formal end as progress remains uneven. He notes the region’s realism and doubts China would risk a US confrontation. The piece also reports on infant growth pains observed by Chicago researchers and a Bronze Age trumpet find.
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Former Cabinet Member Heads Church Group
Dr. Arthur S. Flemming, former Eisenhower health official and head of the University of Oregon, was elected president of the National Council of Churches. He becomes the second layman in the post since the council’s formation and succeeds Bishop Reuben H. Mueller. The assembly also named Rev. Dr. Edwin H. Tuller as first vice president. The council includes 30 major Protestant and Orthodox churches with about 41 million members. A split over evangelistic methods and a push toward unity marked the convention.
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Russian Rocket Forces Chief Lt Gen Lavrenov Dies
Moscow reports Lt Gen Ivan Lavrenov, head of political administration for the Soviet strategic rocket forces, died suddenly at age 54. No further details were provided, and official wording offered no clear cause or implications regarding accident or training.
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