Johnson calls Goldwater the new frightening voice of Republicans
President Johnson branded Senator Barry Goldwater a new frightening voice for the Republican party amid Goldwater's charge that the Johnson administration is soft on communism. Johnson dismissed the charge as nonsense and noted it came from a third-string speech writer. He also called Goldwater impulsive for alleging secrecy on a draft treaty with Britain to curb nuclear weapon spread.
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Turning Point Here Missile Arsenal Leads Bombers
The United States will cross from bomber to missile dominance next week as a 50 Minuteman squadron becomes operational at Francis E. Warren AFB Cheyenne Wyoming, making missiles about two and a half times the number of bombers by 1967. The Air Force shows 111 Atlas and 108 Titan missiles, 600 Minuteman missiles, 17 Polaris submarines with 272 missiles, and 1 110 bombers.
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Viet Guerrillas Withdraw After Roadblock Near Saigon
Viet Cong guerrillas withdrew Friday night from a roadblock on Highway 13 about 20 miles north of Saigon after a government relief force arrived. A U.S. spokesman reported no shots fired, though helicopters observed fighting south of the roadblock and due to fire from Communist emplacements near Ben Cat.
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Cyprus peace talks stall amid UN move planned
Diplomatic sources say prospects for a negotiated Cyprus peace settlement are virtually written off. Archbishop Makarios is seen to be biding his time and intends to push the Cyprus issue to the United Nations General Assembly next month seeking majority support from non aligned nations for a resolution demanding complete independence despite Turkish claims.
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Thurmond Hints Possible Switch by Other Democrats
Sen. Strom Thurmond of South Carolina suggested that other prominent Democrats might switch to the Republican Party as he did. Asked about forthcoming changes he paused and said no statement could be made today and he would not reveal information ahead of time.
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