McNamara Murmurs Troop Withdrawal From Oxford
Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara testified he would recommend withdrawing Army troops from Oxford Mississippi once there are assurances that law and order can be maintained. He said withdrawal would be immediate if local authorities could maintain order. He added assurances must be satisfactory to him, not to the attorney general, and spoke in a House subcommittee last month.
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UPI
Robert S. McNamara
Oxford
Miss
McNamara
House Appropriations
Jamie L. Whitten
Dmiss
Whitten
Robert J. Kennedy
Newspaper Staff and Mississippi Troop Reinforcements
The Las Vegas Sun publishes staff titles and addresses at 900 South Main Street. The piece notes U S troops in Oxford, Mississippi, reduced to 327 men with 193 military police and aviation units, cost totaling 3.1 million through January. McNamara discusses local assurances and troop behavior amid clashes over James Meredith's Ole Miss admission.
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Las Vegas Sun, Inc
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Las Vegas
Nevada
Mississippi
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
University
National Guard
Oxford
Whitten
McNamara
Soviet Reluctance Stalls U S Russia Hot Line Talk
Western diplomats report Russia shies away from detailing a direct Washington Moscow hot line despite U S backing. The idea aims to reduce nuclear accident risk via a teletype link as disarmament talks focus shifts to general items at the Geneva conference.
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Geneva
UPI
White House
Kremlin
United States
Washington
Moscow
Kennedy
Nikita S Khrushchev
Russia
DAC nations expand technical aid to developing countries
Paris reports show all DAC members, including the United States and nine other nations, increasing trilateral and bilateral technical assistance through the Development Assistance Committee. Dr Leona Ballampartner noted expanded programs reach Africa, Asia and Latin America.
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Paris
UPT
Leona Ballampartner
Development Assistance Committee
DAC
Organization For Teconomic Cooperation and Development
Belgim
Canada
Denmark
France
Germany
Italy
Japan
Netherlands
Norway
Portugal
Great Britain
Switzerland
United States
OFCD
Baumgartner
Agency For International Development
Africa
Asia
Latin America
Byrd Urges Minimum Budget Cut Across Defense Space and Aid
Senate Finance Chair Harry F. Byrd proposes at least 7.1 billion in cuts to Kennedy’s 1988 budget focusing on defense space and foreign aid. He warns the deficit would stay at 2.1 billion, unless excess stockpile materials are sold. Byrd urges strict reviews of unspent balances and cautions tax cuts undermine deficit reduction.
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Washington
APT
Harry F. Byrd
Senate Finance Committee
Kennedy
Byrd
Senate
Virginia Democrat
Congress
Hillien
Justice Department
Defense Department
Space Agency
Border guard killed in mine blast near Guessing
Austrian border police reported a Hungarian frontier guard was killed and two others injured when their patrol car struck a mine in the tronscurtain no mans land area near Guessing earlier this week.
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Vienna
CUPT
Tronscurtain
No Man
Sylvester Seeks News Handling Tips From Press
Washington UPI Ar thur Sylvester invited editors to submit suggestions on news policies during an emergency workshop. Earlier Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy told reporters that voluntary restraint is possible when disclosure harms national security and said no real restraint exists.
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UPI
Defense
Arthur Sylvester
Pentagon
National Editorial Association
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Newsmen
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