Pentagon Civilians clash over antimissile threat balance
Pentagon civilians dispute the idea that U S or Soviet antimissile systems would upend the nuclear balance. They say offense could stay ahead, deterrence would endure, and a robust defense would still leave billions at risk if a large Russian attack occurred.
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Pentagon
Fred S. Hoffman
Washington
Russia
United States
U.S
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Army
Freedom of Information Bills Move Toward Public Access
Congress likely to approve a freedom of information bill allowing ordinary citizens to inspect thousands of federal documents while preserving key exemptions. The Senate has passed the measure and the House is poised to act, with President Johnson expected to sign. Exemptions include national security secrets personnel files and law enforcement records.
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Daniel Rapaport
Washington
UPI
Congress
Senate
House
White House
Johnson
Bel Canto Singers to Perform at Main Street Church
The Bel Canto Singers from Boles Home are scheduled to sing at the Main Street Church of Christ in Olton on June 22 with a night presentation. The group is on its 17th annual summer tour.
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Olton
Boles Home
Main Street Church of Christ
Off-Limits Buffer Zone Established Along Viet Nam China Border
U S officials announce a 20 to 25 mile buffer zone along the North Viet Nam China border is off limits to U S aircraft to avoid crossing into Chinese air space. President Johnson says bombing in North Viet Nam will continue at current levels targeting selected militaries to raise the cost of aggression without expanding to Hanoi or Haiphong.
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
U.S
Honolulu
United States
Red China
Foster
Washington
Viet Nam
China
Johnson
Hanoi
Haiphong
South
Former Congolese officials condemned in Mobutu plot
Cleophas Kamitatu was convicted and sentenced to five years for plotting to assassinate President Mobutu. Four other former officials, including former President Everiste Kimba, were hanged June 2 on the same charges.
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Leopoldville
UPI
Cleophas Kamitatu
Joseph Mobutu
Everiste Kimba
Lubbock Avalanche Journal Sunday Morning Edition
The Lubbock Avalanche Journal prints a Sunday morning edition with local Texas news and notices. This edition lists the paper’s city, state, and postal details and notes its production origin in Lubbock.
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Prinus
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Kin and Seep
Lubbock
Texas
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