Hopeful for Major Break in Viet Peace Talks
Washington Defense Secretary Clark Clifford said there are bits of movement in the Paris talks with North Vietnam and is hopeful for a dignified settlement. He noted the Communists increased combat in South Vietnam but that the U.S. would likely maintain partial bombing restrictions while talks continue. Clifford also ordered military personnel not to sign leases in trailer courts that practice racial discrimination, effective July 31, based on a Supreme Court ruling.
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Apollo mock flight extended to recover lost test time
Space center officials kept astronauts Joe Kerwin Vance Brend and Joe Engle inside the Apollo capsule for an extra day to compensate for a vacuum chamber loss that halted testing for about 15 hours. The crew reported wear on beta fabric garments as tests moved from 60 to over 100 miles in simulated altitude.
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House Appropriations OKs 1.8 Billion for Antipoverty Programs
The House Appropriations Committee voted to provide 1.8 billion dollars for the coming year to antipoverty efforts, a figure 307 million less than Johnson called for but 100 million more than this year. It also recommended cutting 356 million from current elementary and secondary schooling aid, with the panel proposing 1.3 billion for schooling, 200 million below the President’s request. The package, part of a 17 billion measure, largely funds Labor Health Education Welfare and related agencies.
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Marvels Still Lowest in Nicotine and Tar in FTC Cigarette Tests
Washington UPI report says Marvels remain lowest for nicotine and tar in the FTC’s second batch of tests. Raleighs lead in nicotine, Brandons English Ovals Fatimas and Bull Durham top tar, with Marvels and Menthol Marvels among the lowest tar and nicotine. The FTC will continue testing more brands.
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Frozen foods go multilingual for American palates
Frozen food makers expand menus in New York and beyond offering pizza ravioli egg roll chop suey bagels blintzes enchiladas tacos and even Scottish scones in frozen form to suit diverse tastes. The Swanson brand leads the trend as manufacturers adapt to multilingual, multicultural demand across the United States.
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UPI
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U S Proposes Neutral Nation Custody for Pueblo Crew
A Seoul paper cites a high level foreign ministry official that the United States proposes moving the 82 Pueblo crew to a neutral nation for an impartial inquiry into North Korea's seizure. Washington has said it made certain proposals to North Korea to secure crew freedom. no details released.
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