Senators weigh cutting U S troops in Europe amid NATO strains
An Associated Press survey finds 44 senators favor reducing U S ground forces in Europe from six divisions toward a token one division while 15 would maintain broader commitments. McNamara notes U S obligations remain, with mixed views on pace and impact on NATO.
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Mansfield
Western
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United States
NATO
France
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Robert S. McNamara
Hong Kong Welcomes Korean War Turncoat Clarence Adams
Clarence Adams, a Korean War turncoat from Memphis, arrives in Hong Kong with his Chinese wife and two children after crossing the Lowu border. He says he plans to travel to the United States once documents and funds are ready, hoping to teach Chinese language and literature.
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China
Adams
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Tenn
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Della
Nicholas Platt
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Clarence
Corsicana
Tex
James Veneris
Hawthorne
Calif
Europe
Morris Wills
Fort Ann
N.Y
Veneris
Foreign Language Press
Peking University
United States
Platt
Liu Lin-fang
Gladys Peoples
Red Chinese
Hanoi
La Drang Deadlier Week Exceeds Earlier Battle Losses
Saigon AP reports last week the highest U.S. casualties of the war, with 966 American deaths and injuries, surpassing the La Drang Valley toll. The tally shows 146 killed and 820 wounded, while Communist losses rose about 25 percent.
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Viet Nam
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Hue
Voice of America
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Nguyen Cao Ky
South Africa bars newsmen from Kennedy visit
The State Department says South Africa will not allow foreign newsmen to accompany Sen. Robert F. Kennedy on his June 5 to 9 visit. Press officer Robert J. McCloskey said the policy undermines free flow of information and expresses regret at the denial of coverage.
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State Department
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Robert J. McCloskey
Sen. Kennedy
Chuckle Quote About Adult Growth Ends
A humorous definition notes an adult as someone who has finished growing at each end and started in the middle.
Vacation Pac Service Ad Reminder From The Journal
A terse message from The Journal urges contacting the circulation department at 422 3611 before leaving for vacation. The notice advises readers to ask their newspaperboy about VACATION PAC SERVICE.
Johnson opposes anti inflation tax while backing rail car drive
President Johnson signed a bill to push rail car construction and spoke on tax speed up and the possibility of an anti inflation tax increase. He suggested no immediate tax hike and urged caution not to go too far too fast while ICA set higher freight car rates to spur production.
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Johnson
Scientist Priest Sees Angels on Other Worlds
The Rev. J. Joseph Lynch of Fordham University told the American Astronautical Society in Anaheim that galaxies may host intelligent beings. He described two broad classes of extraterrestrial neighbors: those who survive the test of God’s supremacy and those who may fail, potentially including a fallen race.
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U.S. Space Agency
Ames Research Cen
Ter
Ernan McMullin
University of Notre Dame
Frank Drake
Cornell University
Center For Radiophysics
Lynch
God
Police vow strict action after campus vandalism incident
Middletown police warn they will arrest any adults or juveniles loitering near the Miami University campus construction site on Manchester Road. Three boys were arrested for trespassing. window glass valued at $500 was smashed at Logan Johnston Hall, with solar bronze panes cut to size.
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Middletown
Knowlton Construction Co
Logan Johnston Hall
Automakers Cut Production as Inventories Grow
Ward's Automotive Reports shows the U.S. auto industry cutting 100000 cars from June and July production on top of 175000 cut earlier. May sales totaled 242407, about 33000 behind last year, while unsold cars topped 1.6 million for the first time. Ford declined comment, GM held steady, Chrysler planned four day plant closures, and AMC announced Milwaukee and Kenosha shutdowns.
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Automotive Reports
Ward's
Ford Motor Co
Local Forecast Calls for Mild Tonight and Warm Weekend
The forecast shows fair conditions tonight with a low in the low 50s. Friday is expected to be mostly sunny and warm with a high in the mid 70s. Yesterday reached 77, overnight low 49, and today at 11 a.m. the temperature is 79.
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