Soviet radio assails Johnson Idaho speech as hypocritical
Moscow broadcaster Yakov Viktorov denounces Lyndon Johnson as hypocritical for portraying the Indochina war as a local conflict while seeking a U.S. free hand in Vietnam. He says cooperation with the USSR requires peaceful coexistence and adherence to international law, blaming the U.S. for deteriorating relations.
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London
Moscow
Johnson
United States
Soviet Union
Arco
Idaho
Yakov Viktorov
U.S.R
Indochina
Uss.s.r
Viet Nam
Washington
U.S.S.R
Lyndon Johnson
One Man Guided MAW Antitank System Under Test
The U S Army and McDonnell Aircraft Corp test the MAW Medical Antitank Assault Weapon a shoulder fired guided missile lighter than 27 pounds for infantry use. Redstone Arsenal tests led by Lt Col John H Boyes show potential advantages over the two man 90 mm recoilless rifle with line of sight guidance and reuse of launchers.
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Jerry Curry
ST. Louis
U.S. Army
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
McDonnell
Redstone
Redstone Arsenal
Huntsville
Ala
John H. Boyes
U.S
Polish Ship Batory Defections Continue To Escape
In Copenhagen the Polish cruise ship Batory returned with 581 Poles and Czechoslovak travelers aboard. 14 Poles and a Czech remained ashore seeking asylum. The vessel has a history of defections from Britain, Canada, and Denmark dating back to 1951, including a 1962 incident in England.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Batory
Europe
England
Jan Cwiklinski
Britain
British
Canada
Fort Bliss Sergeant Welcomes Triplet Sons
Fort Bliss sergeant and wife welcomed triplets at Fort Bliss El Paso Texas three boys born three minutes apart Saturday. Weighs ranged from three pounds fourteen ounces to five pounds eight ounces. The Chetums already have five other children.
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EL Paso, Tex
UPI
Fort Bliss
Steven Chetum
Chetums
Carr Misses Victoria Air Show Appearance
Democratic senatorial candidate Waggoner Carr canceled a Victoria air show appearance due to laryngitis, avoiding a possible clash with John Tower. Rain delayed events. Tower spoke briefly, praising aviation while meeting Victoria Latin American leaders. Carr’s team issued a regret statement.
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Carr
Victoria
Tex
UPI
Waggoner Carr
Lan Agate
John Tower
Victoria Junior Chamber of Commmerce
Bill Patman
Ga ‘Nado
Tower
Wylie Garza
Garza
Berlin
Congress
How to Lose Weight and Stay Thin in September Reader's Digest
A psychiatrist explains weight loss and maintenance by shaping mental attitude, timing dieting, and choosing where to eat. The article outlines practical steps and behavioral tips aimed at sustaining a thin lifestyle.
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Reader's Digest
Mekong Floods Roil Laos and Thailand Amid Worsening Crisis
Laos and Thailand report worsening Mekong River flooding with hundreds evacuated and large rice paddies submerged. Upstream at Luang Prabang the river runs 15 feet above flood level as engineers fortify banks and roads close under rising waters.
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Vientiane
Laos
Mekong
Southeast Asia
Thailand
Mekong Valley
Red China
Tsinghai
Viet Nam
U.S
Luang Prabang
Bangkok
Nongkhai
Hequi Sai
Bane Keune
Nan Ngum
Paksane
Elections slated in Sabah and Sarawak next year
Kuala Lumpur reports Deputy Prime Minister Abdul Razak told parliament that elections will be held in Sabah and Sarawak to allow residents to reaffirm their choice to stay in Malaysia. He linked the move to a recent peace agreement with Indonesia after past tensions.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Malaysian Borneo
Sabah
Sarawak
Tun Abidul Razak
Sukarno
Razak
Indonesia
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