Shastri declines U S visit amid Viet Nam war mood shift
Indian Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri said Johnson invited him to Washington in fall, but Parliament session and other duties prevented a trip. He warned about stiffening attitudes over Viet Nam and urged disarmament and cultural and economic contact as global tensions persist.
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Lal Bahadur Shastri
India
Johnson
Washington
Shastri
Congress
White House
George E. Reedy
Reedy
Camp Mccoy
Viet Nam
John A. Dunlap
32Nd
Algiers
Chou En-lai
China
Canada
Lester B. Pearson
McGill University
Montreal
United Nations Consid
Kenneth Kaunda
Zambia
U.S
Barry Goldwater Says Let Military Run Vietnam War
Barry Goldwater urges President Johnson to let the military run the Vietnam conflict. He argues the president should be the president, stop acting like a general, and cautions against large scale ground action and the need for nuclear weapons.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
NBC
Arizona
Viet Nam
Dunlap Opposes Reorganizing Red Arrow Reserve
Gen Dunlap opposes a two year plan to reorganize the Red Arrow division from a division to a brigade and attach it to Minnesota's 47th National Guard division. He told soldiers that their encampment performance would influence Congress and the Defense Department on the division's future status.
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Minnesota
National Guard
Dunlap
Congress
Defense Department
Dong Xoai Combat Zone Faces Heavy Casualties
Vietnamese rangers found bodies of about 100 government troops from the 7th Airborne Battalion near Dong Xoai. The Viet Cong fought north of the town as U S paratroopers moved toward Phuoc Vinh to guard the airfield amid ongoing raids across Vietnam.
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Viet Nam
Phuocc Vinh
South
Dong Xoai
Dong Xoai Combat Zone
Saigon
South Viet Nam
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Michelin
173Rd
U.S. Airborne Brigade
Phuoc Vinh
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Ban Xom Lom
Hanoi
Ba Bon
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Marine Corps
U.S. Army
Chu Lai
Old Vie
Bivouac
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Thuan Loi
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Spacemen Receive Civic Honors In Chicago Parade
Astronauts James A. McDivitt and Edward H. White II head a heroes parade in Chicago with 2,500 spectators at O'Hare Airport. Vice President Humphrey, Gov. Kerner, and Mayor Daley attend as city officials confer honorary citizenship and school programs plan a Q and A with 6,500 pupils at McCormick Place. A Daley dinner and fireworks conclude the celebrations.
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Edward H. White II
O'Hare International Airport
Hubert H. Humphrey
Otto Kerner
Illinois
Richard J. Daley
Washington
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City Hall
McDivitt
White
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
George E. Mueller
Charles W. Matthews
Gemini
McCormick Place
Daley
O’hare
Commonwealth chiefs face Viet Nam policy clash in London
African and Asian Commonwealth leaders push to dissociate the group from U.S. Viet Nam policy at the London meeting. Rhodesia's white rule and Britain's Labor government are also under pressure as eleven nonaligned delegates demand a conference statement backing peace talks without preconditions.
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Louis Nevin London
Africa
Asia
London
U.S
Viet Nam
Britain
Rhodesia
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Zealand
United States
Belgrade
Commonwealth
Woman Improves After Pig Liver Circulation Initiative
A 34 year old Boston woman at Boston City Hospital showed slight improvement after doctors circulated her blood through a pig's liver while her diseased liver was tested. The team of 12 used pig livers Friday and Sunday nights, reporting improved liver condition and stating the patient likely would have died without the procedure.
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Boston
Boston City Hospital
William V. McDermott
McDermott
Job Corps Center debated in Sparta and Tomah
Officials and residents in Sparta and Tomah show cautious support for a Camp McCoy Job Corps Center. A Sparta poll of 74 responses yielded 60 in favor. 14 opposed. Local police and officials note past community experiences with influxes of people and stress readiness to cope with potential problems.
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Sparta
Job Corps Center
la Crosse Tribune
Camp McCoy
Sparta Area
Gerald Donovan
William Showen
Tomah-Sparta
Civilian Conservation Corps
Rooker
CCC
Old Camp McCoy
13 Killed In State Traffic On Weekend
A bloody weekend on Wisconsin highways left 13 people dead amid multiple crashes. Key incidents included a Price County fire killing four, two deaths each in Kewaunee and Chippewa counties, and a fatal motorcycle crash in Waukesha County. Victims ranged from teens to adults, with numerous others hospitalized or injured.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Price County
Kewaunee
Chippewa
Nancy Johnson
Green Bay
John LaCrosse
Rundquist
Beatrice
Milton Rademacher
Minneapolis
Park Falls
David J. Bottmer
Milwaukee
Waukesha County
Dean Young
Burlington
Kenosha
Ray Crandall Jr
Jefferson
Melinda McNamara
Kansasville
Max Kiefer
Ellsworth
U.S. 63
Pierce County
Keifer
Knowles seeks compromise in Wisconsin budget talks
Gov. Warren Knowles plans a budget conference with GOP and Democratic lawmakers to salvage a budget exceeding 800 million dollars for the 1965 67 biennium. A special compromise panel may be urged by Democrats as tax and revenue options spark dispute.
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Madison
Warren P. Knowles
Assembly
Senate
Man Drowns While On Family Outing
Donald J. Murray 36 of Appleton drowned on Boulder Lake during a family outing. Mrs Murray said a boatful of relatives including five children swam when Donald Jr 12 began to flounder. Murray tried to rescue with no life preserver and slipped under while reboarding the boat. body recovered.
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Boulder Lake
Wis
Donald J. Murray
Appleton
Kenosha Truck Drivers Strike Over Labor Deal
Eighty truck drivers from Teamsters Local 95 in Kenosha walked out after failed talks with cement dealers. William Arb, secretary of the local union, said no new meeting has been scheduled with employers.
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Kenosha
Teamsters Local 95
William Arb
Women from New Jersey rehearse for White House Arts festival
Lisa Bradley of Elizabeth trains with the Robert Jeffrey Ballet as they prepare for a Monday night performance titled Game lon on the White House south lawn. The 12 Hour Festival of Arts showcases American art and talent including Calder's Whale II on loan from the New York City Museum of Art.
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Elizabeth
N.J
Robert Jeffrey Ballet
Gamelon
White House
Executive Mansion
Festival of Arts
Alexander Calder
New York City Museum of Art
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