India Faces U S Viet Nam Policy Shift Debates
In New Delhi influential Indians question U S strategy in Viet Nam. Some leaders urge unilateral U S bombing halt and talks with Viet Cong, while others fear a vacuum could invite Chinese influence. Military figures push for a pivot to counter the Chinese threat in Southeast Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Viet Nam
India
New Delhi
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Washington
Shastri
United States
Southeast Asia
K. Cariappa
Indian Army
P. S. Bhagat
Army High Command and Defense Ministry
Bhagat
China
Korea
Nominates Son Of Pullman Car Steward As Solicitor General
President Johnson nominates archie pullman car steward's son ricard Cox as solicitor general. Marshall takes a salary cut to 28500 and becomes No. 3 in the Justice Department. The Senate panel faces a potentially long confirmation process.
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Lyndon
Son
Pullman Car Steward
Washington
Marshall
Archie Pullman
Rlcald Cox
Debonair Newman
Cox
Press- Negro Press
Massachusetts
Johnson
Archie
United States
Senate
Thurgood Marshall
Supreme Court
National Law For the Advancement of Colored People
U.S
New York
Connecticut
Vermont
Justice Department
Archibald Cox Howsoon
Senate Judiciary Committee
James O. Eastland
Dmiss
John F. Kennedy
Woman Is Sentenced On Minor Enticement Probe
An Abernathy woman Doris Ponder, 32, pled guilty in County Court-at-Law No. 2 to enticing a minor to forge a check and contributing to delinquency. She drew 30 days in jail and 15 days on a check law charge plus $100 and costs. Judge Pat Moore set bonds for several defendants in related cases.
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Abernathy
Doris Ponder
Pat Moore
Jerry D. Madden
17Th St
West Texas Museum hosts early radio classes tour
Popular instructor John Barrows at 3117 38th St. demonstrates an early fore runner to modern radio for two prospective students Michael Nobles and David Bagwell at the West Texas Museum. Registration for eight exploratory subjects and creative arts ends Thursday, with the second phase starting Monday.
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John Barrows
38Th St
West Texas Museum
Barrows
Michael Nobles
David Bagwell
Davies Heads Home After Vietnam Peace Mission Snub
Harold Davies deputy minister of pensions and Labour left-winger returned from North Viet Nam with signs of a snub as he did not meet Ho Chi Minh or Pham Van Dong. Wilson's aides indicated no clear outcome though Davies urged action and a personal report will follow. A separate item notes Roger Dee Hensley completing training as a game warden and assignment to Ochiltree County.
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London
Harold Wilson
Viet Nam
Ho Chi Minh
North
Harold Davies
Vientiane
Laos
Useul
Wilson
Downing St
Davies
Pham van Dong
Hanoi
Pham
Roger Dee Hensley
Rt. 3 Post
Texas A&m University
Hensley
Ochiltree County
Perryton
IRS Wiretap Tactics Under Senate Probe Stir Criticism
Washington AP report details IRS investigators using covert methods to pursue tax cheats. Senate subcommittee chair Edward Long denounces threats and harassment while IRS Chief Sheldon Cohen defends some tactics as uncommon but necessary against organized crime. Pittsburgh cases cited as example. department vows internal review and possible discipline. Yaounde note on Cameroon sugar cane planting appended.
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Washington
Senate
Internal Revenue Service
Edward V. Long
D-Mo
Sheldon S. Cohen
Internal Revenue
Pittsburgh
Cohen
Congress
Vernon B. Carpenter
Carpenter
Judiciary
Long
IRS
Nicholas Katzenbach
Katzenbach
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Nancy Hood
Texas Tech
Lubbock
American Dietitic Association
Odie
Hood
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Edward B. Osborn Trust
ADA
Monterey High School
Alpha Lambda Delta
Freshmen Women's Honorary
Tech Home Economics Club
Town Girls Club
Phi Mu Social Sorority
Valvict Uit
Congo
Maryland
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Thurgood
Lincoln University
Pennsylvania
Howard University Law School
Cecile Sugat
Gordon Lee
Post School ‘Board
Lee
Allen Brunswasser
Yaounde
Cameroon
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Dallas
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