Careful Increase Signals Shifts in Vietnam War Policy
Washington observers note signs of policy changes in the Vietnam war stance under President Johnson. He stresses defending South Vietnam and raising the cost of North Vietnamese aggression, with possible heavier bombings north of Hanoi and around Haiphong to maintain domestic support and deter settlements.
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Rodeo Faces Humane Challenge From Friends of Animals
The Friends of Animals group seeks to outlaw rodeos arguing against animal torment while Cowboys defend the sport noting minimal harm and a long tradition. Legislation moves in Ohio and Maryland amid hospitalizations and calls to protect rodeo participants and animals.
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Air Force Reform Ordered After Edwards AFB Crash
Rep. George H. Mahon criticized lax policies after the XB70 and a smaller jet crashed at Edwards AFB on June 8. Norman Pant says close-formation photo shoots for a jet engine maker influenced the risk, but future flights of this sort have been canceled and a sensible policy is needed.
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De Gaulle's Moscow Visit Signals Shift in European Strategy
Analysis of General de Gaulle's Moscow visit outlines France aiming to build closer ties with Eastern bloc nations and Western Europe beyond U S influence. He advocates European autonomy, a plausible Franco British Russian balance, and possible space cooperation while delaying German reunification issues.
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Porter report bolsters Johnson push to escalate Viet Nam air war
Saigon dispatches cited by William J. Porter challenge the Viet Cong as a genuine nationalist movement. Porter asserts NFL and Viet Cong lack broad popular support, and Buddhist factions move toward moderation under Thich Tam Chau. Washington mood shifts toward firmer policy and potential gains at home and abroad.
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Housing in Trouble as Congress Debates Civil Rights Bill
Washington dispatch notes civil rights leaders press for housing provisions amid Senate Dirksen opposition and administration changes. It warns that new rules on seller discrimination and delayed title transfers could slow home sales, with House sentiment turning against broad housing reforms in an election year.
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UN Relief Chief Says China Feels Food Squeeze
The United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration warns one fifth of the world’s food needs are being met. Chinese people reportedly eat clay and bark to survive. President Truman reportedly undecided on the Hobbs anti racketeering bill as allies expect it may become law. In Paris the Big Four foreign ministers meet amid Austrian South Tyrol claims and Franco Italian frontier talks. Fred Vinson is sworn in as the 15th Chief Justice of the United States before a White House crowd.
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Offhand Thoughts on Insects Health and Beach Fashion
A collage of humorous lines on nature insects and weather. A diagnostic computer joke warns of an overhauling report. A resort beach scene hints at mixed reactions to daring swimwear. A satirical note questions Beatles sales tactics and fake diet jokes conclude the piece.
Draft reform urged to end selective service inequality
Ruth Montgomery argues that Selective Service favors the wealthy and educated, urging a reform that includes women and lower IQ workers in noncombat roles. She cites commissions and polls showing broad support for revisions to reduce class bias and better serve modern military needs.
Junk problem spurs call for federal car burial plan
A guest editorial argues for a government program to process abandoned autos and build steel scrap stocks funded by a one per cent car sales tax. Sen. Paul Douglas warns of 20 to 40 million junked cars filling yards and streets as Detroit keeps producing millions yearly, urging action to curb ugliness and waste.
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Rain and trouble in Fort Worth area weather
The Fort Worth and North Central Texas region endured heavy rain bringing wind damage, lightning, high water, and traffic snarls along with increased violence. Residents say such storms come with the rain, and removing the violence would remove the weather’s impact.
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Michigan doctor cites speeding ambulances and laws
O C McBride argues fast action in government harms many while helping a few. He notes a Michigan doctor warning that speeding ambulances cause more harm than benefit and compares it to rapid legislation. He jokes about a government agency considering forcing airlines to hire male stewardesses.
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