Long Way From Neutrality Viet Background Gives Mixed Picture
An editorialist surveys the Viet Nam war debate as U S policy shifts escalate. It traces roots from Geneva to SEATO and Eisenhower to Johnson, noting congressional backing, critiques of fighting a peripheral enemy, and the difficulty of separating guerrillas from civilians in South Viet Nam.
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America
South Viet Nam
United States
Asia
Africa
Latin America
State Department
North Viet Nam
Vo Nguyeh Giap
National Liberation Movement
France
Indochina
Geneva
Laos
Cambodia
North
South
Dwight D. Eisenhower
U.S
Eisenhower
Wee
Southeast Asia
Ho Chi Minh
Saigon
Ngo Dinh Die
Johnson
Soviet policy shifts may affect Viet Nam talks in 1966
The article argues Moscow rewrites policy toward security in Western Europe and Asia, seeking insurance against unwanted war and influence in North Viet Nam. It notes a Moscow Britain summit planned for February and a potential Soviet French meeting, with the 23rd Communist Congress starting March 29 guiding future steps.
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Europe
Moscow
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West Germany
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de Gaulle
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Viet Nam
Asia
Harold Wilson
Peking
Uss.s.r
Soviet Communist Party
Congress
Horoscope excerpts by zodiac sign with guidance
A list of sun sign predictions advises Aries to seek confidential support and consider cultural ventures, Taurus to socialize for progress, Gemini to find influential backing, Moon Children to study before new ventures, Leo to balance time, Virgo to plan with associates, Libra to focus on precise work, Scorpio to commercialize hobbies, Sagittarius to finish home chores, Capricorn to discuss matters by phone, Aquarius to invest in large projects, and Pisces to pursue self analysis and social activity for personal advancement.
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Taurus
Gemini
Moon Children
Leo
VIRGO
LIBRA
Scorpio
Capricorn
Aquarius
P.M
Reds Fight Govt Plan To Ease India Food Shortages
In Calcutta and eastern India, Communist-led opposition resists a government scheme to buy rice from farmers and distribute through ration shops to curb hunger. Farmers are urged to withhold sales, rice prices rise, and cases of hunger are reported as officials tour 37 000 villages to promote the plan.
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Calcutta
India
West Bengal
First Esperanto Mass Held in Mexico City Church
The first Roman Catholic Mass in Esperanto was celebrated at St. Hipolite in Mexico City with two professional singers performing the liturgy in Esperanto, hailed as the universal language, marking a historic service.
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Mexico City
St. Hipolite
Irate Rome shopowners threaten blackout over traffic ban
In Rome the 10 block pedestrian zone faced a protest as merchants threaten to shut down tonight unless private cars are allowed back. Business leaders from Via Condotti Via Frattina Via del Babuino and Piazza di Spagna vote to turn off signs and lights if traffic remains blocked.
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Rome
Via Condotti
Via Frattina
Via del Babuino
Piazza di Spagna
Mayor in Middle on a Ticket
Kansas City Kansas Mayor Joseph McDowell sent a five dollar parking ticket to May or Charles W. Wright requesting payment. Topeka Police Chief Dana Hummer will decide whether to void the ticket after it traversed several officials. Wright considered rejecting but offered a plan to use a parking garage.
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Kansas City
Kan
Joseph McDowell
Charles W. Wright
Wright
Topeka
Dana Hummer
Hummer
McDowell
Park Comm
John Goodin
Goodin
John T. Rothrock
Rothrock
Johnsons Daughters Do Holiday Traveling
The President's daughters are abroad for the holidays. Lynda Bird Johnson stays at a friend’s home in Evanston Wyoming for a few days of skiing. Luci Baines Johnson, 18, returns to the LBJ Ranch after a trip to Waukegan Illinois to visit her future in laws.
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Johnson City
Tex
Lynda Bird Johnson
Evanston
Wyo
Luci Baines
LBJ Ranch
Waukegan
Ill
Infant girl found abandoned in alley behind hotel
A naked five day old infant girl was found wedged in a paper sack between an alley wall and a smokestack behind the Texas State Hotel in Houston. Cook Raymond Prince heard cries and an ambulance took the baby to hospital where she was reported in good health.
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Houston
Tex
Texas State
Raymond Prince
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