Arms Deal With West Germany Fails As Talks Stall
A source says West Germany will not fund a 1.35 billion dollar arms buy to offset U.S. troop costs, potentially forcing cuts to U.S. forces in Germany. Bonn may resume talks amid Britain's market bid, with concerns on 1967 and 1968 budgets and aid proposals to offset defense expenses.
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Germany
West Germany
United States
Brandt
Washington
Johnson
Kurt Georg Kiesinger
Bonn
George Duckwitz
London
Britain
Ludwig Erhard
Recession Mood Shifts Through Households
A quip on economic downturns links recession to a neighbor’s job loss, a low mood to personal unemployment, and panic to a spouse losing work, highlighting household impact.
Viet Cong mortar hit near Saigon command center
Viet Cong gunners launched a daring mortar attack on the nerve center of U.S. military command in downtown Saigon. The report notes the barracks or HQ was not struck, but 12 Vietnamese were reported casualties or injuries.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
Sai
Westmoreland
Henry Debot Lodge
Warthington
Wace Beton
Pactless talks fail on Vietnam peace in Britain
Soviet Premier Kosygin and British Prime Minister Wilson fail to forge a joint peace plan for Vietnam during Kosygin's visit. They affirm Geneva principles, vow continued study and contact to seek an early settlement amid U.S. North Vietnam tensions.
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London
Alexei N. Kosygin
Harold Wilson
Vietnam
Kosygin
Britain
Indochina
Wilson
Johnson
North Vietnam
Aseietnam
Moscow
Awithout
Greyhound Bus Slams Auto In Ohio Crash
Three members of a Campbell family suffered minor injuries when a Greyhound bus struck an auto 18 miles west of Youngstown Ohio. None of the bus passengers required hospital care.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Here
Washington D. C. Man Killed in Vietnam War
Washington D. C. native Marine Gunnery Sgt. Joe E. Bell of Washington Court House Ohio was listed as killed in action in Vietnam by Defense Department officials. He was the son of Mrs Wanda M. Graham.
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Washington
D. H. Man
Defense Department
Joe E. Bell
Washington Court House
Ohio
Vietnam
Wanda M. Graham
Moon mission panel urges restraint on crew activity
The Space Advisory Committee warns astronauts should move little on the lunar surface during the first visit. It cautions against premature base establishment and says plans must avoid excessive confidence amid mission uncertainties. Cochairs are Dr. Long and Dr. Branscomb. President Johnson stresses careful space exploration given high opportunities and costs.
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Washington
President's
Space Advisory Committee
Cochairmen
Franklin A. Long
Cornell University
Lewis M. Branscomb
Joint Institute For Laboratory Astrophysics
Boulder
Colo
Johnson
Cape Kennedy
Weather and NASA safety quotes from historical report
The forecast calls for fair weather with a low tonight and a gradual warm up to near 50 by Saturday. A recent weekend rainfall totals 11 inches in Middle town, while the nation expects about half an inch this week. NASA official Seamans states flights will wait for maximum safety, and Dr Charles A Berry cites oxygen atmosphere choices due to limited know how.
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Seamans
Charles A. Berry
NASA Center
Idaho Senate weighs buffalo meat in inspection laws
Boise Idaho AP report says the Idaho Senate is considering a bill to add buffalo to animals under meat inspection laws. Senator Joseph R Garry a Coeur D Alene Indian notes buffalo meat is featured by some food chains.
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Boise, Idaho
Idaho Senate
Joseph R. Garry
Coeur D'Alene
Johnson taps Humphrey to shore up 1968 Democratic drive
President Johnson designates Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey to bolster Democratic Party organization for the 1968 campaign. Humphrey will meet with governors and party officials nationwide, including some Southern leaders wary of Johnson. The plan stays unofficial with Watson and Bailey coordinating, as Johnson guards his political prerogatives.
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Dent Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Democratic Party
Johnson
Humphrey
South
Andi Johnson
Executive Departments
M. Marvin Watson
White House
Democraic National Committee
John M. Bailey
Bailey
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Nixon
Michigan Arm Fire Kills Six Children in Ablegan County
Six Bice children died when a frame tenant house burned in Ablegan County Michigan. Three others two adults and one child escaped and received burns at a South Haven hospital. Sharon Stringer 14 woke her parents as flames trapped the children.
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South Haven
Mich
Ablegan
Brenda Stringer
Randy Bice
Dedokah Bice
Connie Bice
Marsha Bice
Steve Bice
Bice
Alvie Bice
Sharon Stringer
Stringer
Ars
Sharon
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Indira Gandhi
New Delhi
Last i
Viet Cong
Hanoi
William C. Westmoreland
Ann Landers
Echocs
Dr. Crane
Isanseue
Itterbeck
Brussels
National Aeronautics and NASA
Robert C. Seamans Jr
Middletown
Idaho
LBJ
Hubert
Michigan
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