Decent Respect For Man Urged By British Official
British Foreign Secretary Michael Stewart urged the United States to display decent respect for the opinion of mankind in choosing its Vietnam war weapons. He pressed for stand by South Vietnam against aggression, while noting little hope for a quick settlement after the Soviet foreign minister’s London visit.
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Johnson says he was not consulted on Viet Nam riot gas use
White House spokesman George Reedy said President Johnson did not approve or know in advance about the deployment of riot control gases in South Vietnam. Defense Secretary McNamara and State Department officials indicated nonlethal gases had been supplied for years, with area commanders handling routine decisions.
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Soviet Cosmonaut Flight Quietly Marks Space First
The Tass report described the first maneuverable spaceflight as U S astronauts Grissom and Young launching from Cape Kennedy while Soviet observers watched. Shirley Temple attended the reception in Red Square as Brezhnev urged withdrawal of American troops and Kosygin warned imperialist threats amid Vietnam tensions.
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Local engineer joins Moon mission program
Stiff TRC engineer with over thirty years of toil joins NASA like a veteran in Peketty and Carlsbad born. His work already appears in a sale in Pra as the nation plans to send three astronauts on a road trip to the moon. James, a graduate of Carlsbad School, earned a master’s at the University of Texas.
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Plea Guilty In Telephone Case
A year at the Andrews aidebock man Nees pleaded guilty to unlawful use of another person s telephone. He was assessed 100 fine and costs by Judge Pat Mere. Neese of TLR 6th St faced the telecom charge.
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From doubt to faith on a night of revelation
A narrator questions Jesus' miracles and tests faith after sleepless nights. Reading the New Testament becomes a turning point as he moves from seeker to believer, sensing God’s approach as a gentle knock. Huffine recalls surviving a near fatal airplane crash.
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Burglary Strikes Two Businesses at Dawn
At about 730 am on Thursday a burglary was found at two firms after Allen So Heard, a drugstore owner, and another person arrived to open. Authorities reported the theft occurred in the attic space linking both shops.
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Y Wives Club Hosts Lebanese Woman Visitor at YWCA
The YWCA at 1611 will host Miss Mary Brodway for a coffee and cultural exchange with Miss Eanise Ashkar of Letanan. A nursery will be provided and visitors are invited. Capeton bakeries plan to use U S flour.
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Mary Eanise Ashkar
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British MPs clash over Vietnam napalm debate
On Monday night 61 Labour and Liberal MPs debated U.S. use of napalm in Vietnam. Lords criticized American gas statements while Conservatives urged support for the United States as demonstrations protested the tactics.
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Gemini program cost to taxpayers tops 1.07 billion to date
The Gemini program has cost U.S. taxpayers 1.0709 billion so far with a proposed 242.1 million for 1966, aiming at a total of about 1.215 billion. NASA officials note rising costs since 1961 when Gemini was announced as Mercury Mark 2. If approved, the extra funds would edge past the 1.3 billion ceiling cited by James Webb. Fiscal years end on June 30, 1966 for Gemini funding.
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Major Wood Achieves 20000 Accident Free Flight Hours
Major William R. Wood of the 11th Aero Medical Transport Squadron at Scott Air Force Base exceeds 20000 accident free hours. The C-118 commander has logged about four million miles, the equivalent of nearly ten trips around the earth, in a landmark safety record.
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