Deepening Southeast Asia Crisis Raises War Fears
AP dispatch analyzes the widening crisis in Southeast Asia and its potential to trigger broader war. It details pressure on Moscow and Peking as China and the Soviet Union clash over strategy, including threats, rival claims, and U.N. diplomacy. The piece discusses President Johnson's stance and the risk of escalation in Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, and possibly Thailand.
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Forecast of scattered showers across central Rockies to Gulf Coast
Forecas II weather expects scattered showers and thundershowers today from the central Rockies through the central Plains to the eastern Gulf Coast and South Atlantic states. Warmer in the Pacific Northwest and northern Rockies, and from the upper Great Lakes to the Tennessee Valley. Cooler in parts of the North Atlantic states and from central Plains to Canada.
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Marks are extensive Congressional voting records of LBJ
The article compares the voting records of Lyndon B. Johnson and Barry Goldwater, using Congressional Quarterly analysis for 1953-61 when both were in the Senate. It notes Johnson generally voted more often than Goldwater, with a notable 1955-56 heart attack affecting Johnson and Goldwater’s participation dipping to 66 percent in 1961-62 and 71 percent in 1963.
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Mindszenty to Leave Hungary for Rome This Fall
A Vatican source says Cardinal Mindszenty will depart the Budapest legation for Rome this fall after negotiations on VaticanHungarian relations. Mindszenty sought asylum in 1956 after Soviet forces crushed the Hungarian revolt and has long demanded conditions protecting religious freedom before leaving.
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Mossler Murder Probe Linked to New Orleans
In New Orleans a possible conspiracy to murder Houston financier Jacques Mossler was discussed by Asst. Dist. Atty. Frank Klein during a civil district court hearing. Miami information suggested a conspiracy to commit murder might have occurred in Orleans Parish as part of the probe.
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Pope Paul VI Urges Prayer For Peace At Audience
At Castel Gandolfo Pope Paul VI urged several thousand attendees to join in a prayer for peace on earth. He did not mention the Southeast Asia crisis by name, but Vatican sources indicated the appeal reflected concern.
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