U S Builds Up Yank Battle Power in Viet Nam
U S Marines and Army paratroops secure and enlarge ports and air bases in South Viet Nam as potential beacheads and staging areas. More than 45,000 U S military personnel are in South Viet Nam including about 14,000 combat troops. Officials discuss the possibility of hundreds of thousands of ground forces if fighting drags on, with long range aims to hold the line against Communists despite Saigon's status. President Johnson says holding South Viet Nam is vital to Southeast Asia's security.
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Kennedy Reco vers From Minor Setback in Hyannisport
Joseph P. Kennedy aged 76, father of the late President, suffered a brief malaise but is reported improving. Miss Ann Gargan rushed 110 miles with a police escort to be at his bedside while Dr. Robert Watt treated him. He reportedly ate lunch and napped, with Rose Kennedy attending Mass before the doctor’s arrival.
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Bourguiba Attacks Nasser Sparks Arab Rift over Palestine
Tunisian President Habib Bourguiba denounces Gamal Abdel Nasser for duplicity in Arab policy and rejects pressure to oppose the United States. He threatens Tunisia's withdrawal from the Arab League and predicts the rift over Palestine will deepen.
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Rusk Repeats Neutral Stand by U S Troops
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that U S troops in the Dominican Republic follow a neutrality policy and are instructed not to fire unless ordered by battalion commanders. He noted cease fire violations and said the mission is to maintain communications lines and help the OAS restore peace.
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Indonesians Attack U S Embassy in Surabaya Protest
A crowd of over 3,000 Indonesians attacked the U S consulate in Surabaya, tore down a fence, raised the Indonesian flag, and posted anti American signs. Police reportedly stood by as demonstrators entered the consulate grounds and raised flags without violent incidents.
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FTC Dismisses Topps Bubble Gum Monopoly Suit
The FTC ruled 4 to 1 that Topps Chewing Gum Inc. did not monopolize baseball card pictures. No proof showed exclusive contracts were essential to gum sales, despite Topps’ 1960 sales of 14.3 million and 39 percent of the market.
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Bavarians Cheer Queen Elizabeth In Munich Parade
Queen Elizabeth I rode in triumph through Munich where Nasilem was born and was cheered by thousands in Alpine dress. Church bells clanged as the queen and Prince Philip rode a motor jade past cheering crowds while Bavarian dancers performed.
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