Cost of Viet Nam War Runs About 16.5 Million A Day
The article estimates Vietnam War costs at about six billion dollars yearly or roughly 16.5 million dollars per day. It notes US military strength rose to about 165,700 in Vietnam and 60,000 on ships, with calls for additional budget supplements of around five billion dollars in early 1967.
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Washington
Viet Nam
U.S
South Viet Nam
Robert S. McNamara
7Th Fleet
Johnson
Southeast Asia
Doctor Joins Gripers On Army Chow
Dr William Dock of the Brooklyn VA Hospital joined the Army diet critique at a California meeting noting the milk butter eggs and fat beef diet is atherogenic and may cause heart trouble. He warned other services face similar risks and said mass affluence makes heart disease more common.
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American College of Cardiology
Johnson to Meet Khan Dec 14 15 in Washington
The Texas White House says President Johnson will return to Washington for a December 14 and 15 conference with Pakistan's President Ayub Khan. Moyers also indicated a likely December 17 session with British PM Harold Wilson. Plans for a December 19-20 visit by Chancellor Erhard at the LBJ Ranch remain possible but subject to change.
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Texas
White House
Johnson
Washington
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Pakistan
Bill D. Moyers
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Ayub
Lbj Ranch
Moyers
Lake Erie pollution worries prompt cleanup push
Dayton Ohio AP reports Murray Stein of the U S Public Health Service warns a dying Lake Erie would be unrecoverable while noting recent hearings are spurring action at the Interstate Conference on Water Pollution to clean up the lake.
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Dayton, Ohio
Lake Erie
Murray Stein
Division of Water Supply and Pollution Control
U.S. Public Health Service
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