War end plans and aid shifts discussed by US officials
Officials debate postwar surplus and how to handle equipment. Rogers says aid terms prevent transfers without US approval and Laos Thailand programs may shift to economic development if Vietnam war deescalates. Reference to Taiwan tensions and lack of new raids since last time.
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Tiger Woman Winnie Ruth Confesses Identity
Martinez California AP reports Winnie Ruth Judd known as Tiger Woman confessed to her identity and sought to return to Arizona. The 64 year old has endured mental health treatment since 1962 after multiple escape attempts. She was arrested June 27 and offered a plea to move to Arizona for medical care.
Moonwatchers in Melbourne Speak of Apollo Launch
In Melbourne Florida two South Plains women, Mrs. Bobby Beavers and Edie Lorenza, discuss the Wednesday Apollo 11 launch with excitement. They fly from Dallas with a party of Europeans to view Cape Kennedy events and pray with others for the mission’s success.
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Lyndon Johnson first learned of 1964 peace offer from Ho Chi Minh
Look magazine cites Nor t an Cousins claiming Thant relayed Hanoi’s 1964 offer to open talks. Johnson allegedly asked Thant why Washington had not pursued negotiations, and Rusk sought an explanation as Thant recounted the timeline through 1965.
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Sex Crimes Dip After Denmark Legalizes Written Pornography
Look magazine reports a Danish psychiatrist Dr Anders Groth says Copenhagen saw a 34 percent drop in sex crimes in the six months after Parliament repealed bans on written pornography in June. He notes that overall crime rose elsewhere, arguing pornography did not fuel impulses.
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Cotton futures slip after early gains on profit taking
New York cotton futures closed lower after an initial rise aided by commission-house buying. Traders cited profit taking as distant contracts drifted from earlier highs while near contracts held some gains amid clear, favorable weather for growing and a steady demand for spot cotton.
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Livestock Market Report From Port Worth and Chicago Futures
The Port Worth livestock market shows steady demand for steer and heifer sales with prices holding firm. In Chicago, soybean futures rose over 2 cents while corn climbed about 9 cents on weather driven buying. trading was delayed by a power circuit outage affecting quotations.
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Reese Musicians Take Seconds at Edwards AFB Contest
Reese musicians place second at a national Air Force Reserve bands competition held at Edwards AFB California. The instrumental and non instrumental groups earned divisional titles with soloist Wayne Trorney qualifying for nationals. names include Charles Anthony Richard Povitch John and Louis Relna.
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