Kosygin condemns Johnson and warns of Soviet Viet Nam aid
In Moscow Kosygin denounced the Johnson administration for worsening Vietnam for domestic politics and reaffirmed Soviet readiness to send armed volunteers if Hanoi requests. Mrs. Gandhi urged a Geneva Conference, while Kosygin called U.S. moves vandalism and brinkmanship that threaten world peace.
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World Movement to Stop Trial of Captured Airmen
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told a Senate subcommittee that foreign governments were pressing Hanoi to refrain from trying captured American airmen as war criminals. He warned the trials would violate Geneva prisoner protections and questioned whether any threaten trials would occur.
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Senate Refugees Subcommittee
Surveyor Mooncraft Loses Photo Power in Sunset Broadcast
Pasadena based Jet Propulsion Laboratory reports the Surveyor lunar lander likely shut down after losing contact during the ninth sunset image. A ruptured battery caused a voltage drop, jeopardizing transmission as the craft faced the frigid two week lunar night. Johannesburg tracking station will persist in recontact efforts.
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South Africa
Cosmos 124 Orbited By Soviet in Space Flight
The Soviet Union launched Cosmos 124, an unmanned satellite in the Cosmos series designed to study space problems aiding eventual manned moon landings. Past Cosmos flights carried instruments and even dogs such as Blackie and Breeze through the Van Allen belt.
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Rails spend $1.49 billion on fuel and supplies in 1965
Railroads in the United States used 1.49 billion dollars in 1965 for fuel materials and supplies the highest total since 1957 and about 3 percent above 1964. Passenger and freight traffic rose but remained under late 1940s peaks.
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110 More GIs Lose Lives in Viet War
Saigon UPI reports that during the week ending July 8 American troops suffered 110 killed 620 wounded and seven captured or missing. South Vietnamese forces records show 185 killed 106 missing and 318 wounded while Viet Cong losses totaled 1349 with a 4.7 to 1 kill ratio in favor of allies.
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Saigon
Tokyo Quakes Jolt Downtown as Buildings Sway
Two earthquakes rocked central Tokyo with the first at 3 20 p m lasting several seconds and a lighter tremor following 22 minutes later. No damage or casualties reported. City remains largest in the world by population.
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UPI
Senate Debates Broad CIA Oversight in Closed Session
The Senate met in secret to debate giving the Foreign Relations Committee authority to oversee CIA activities, a move likely to fail. Senators Fulbright and Russell clashed over jurisdiction as Mansfield warned of decisive defeat. The longstanding CIA oversight by a three-member subcommittee under Russell would be altered if McCarthy’s proposal gained support.
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D-Minn
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