Eisenhower Calls War Strategy Not Nuclear in Vietnam
Former President Eisenhower says winning quickly is essential in Vietnam but calls claims of advocating nuclear use silly. He argues the war is guerrilla in nature and urges backing the commander in chief while warning against escalation risks and wider war. He notes Johnson has the final policy signals.
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Gromyko to Meet Johnson in Washington Visit
President Johnson meets Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko in Washington on the U N General Assembly sideline. U S sources temper expectations noting the meeting is largely courtesy while signaling modest détente steps amid Sino Soviet tensions and Vietnam war strains. The Kremlin backs North Vietnam but seeks broader Western deals as China’s Red Guard upheaval reshapes Sino Soviet dynamics.
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War Not Issue Admitted By Campaigners
AP reports strategists from both parties privately concede the Vietnam War is not a major election issue with under a month to polls. Democratic senators express voters want peace but not a break, while Republicans push domestic concerns as better campaign leverage.
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Weather appears fair and cooler tonight with cool temps
The forecast calls for a fair night with a low in the upper 30s. Tuesday will be partly cloudy and cool with a high near 60. The long range outlook shows below normal temperatures through Saturday with little or no rain. Yesterday’s high reached 70 and overnight low 50.
Soviet Leader Podgorny Delays Vienna Visit
Soviet President Nikolai Podgorny 63 postpones a seven day trip to Vienna due to a cold. Moscow spokesman said he would have flown today but delayed the visit.
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Ohio Weekend Toll Reaches Harsh Total
Road toll climbs as Ohio records at least 28 deaths from weekend crashes. Columbiana County sees four deaths in a truck car wreck, Stark County reports three auto fatalities, and incidents hit I 75 near Lima and Wood, Trumbull counties. Over 54 hours, deaths averaged every two hours from Friday 6 p.m. to Sunday midnight.
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Chuckle Modern Television Provokes Ultra Distracted Viewers
A humorous take on how contemporary TV shows captivate audiences who opt for screens over face to face interaction. The piece contrasts social habits with media consumption and notes a trend toward distraction.
Marines Beefed Up McNamara In Saigon
U S reinforcements move to the northern provinces near the demilitarized zone as B52 raids target infiltration routes. Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara arrives in Saigon for a four day visit to assess war needs and progress.
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Baltimore celebrates Orioles World Series win in record crowds
Fans flooded downtown Baltimore after the Orioles beat the Dodgers 1 0 on Dave McNally four hit pitching and Frank Robinsons homer to claim the world title. Police deployed K 9 units as crowds overturned a car and damaged others before rain cooled the celebration.
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Pep pills blamed for shifting industry fatigue
In Vernon California police at an industrial health conference warned that illegal pep pills used by production workers disrupt sleep and eating, creating fatigue and unsafe conditions. Sgt. F. E. Sweeney cited amphetamine and barbiturate derivatives and noted pills are bought from peddlers who target tired workers on rotating shifts. He warned that amphetamines can impair control of machines and lift risk of accidents.
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Inez May Miss Texas Heads Inland From Mexican Coast
Hurricane Inez slashed the Mexican coast north of Tampico with 90 mph winds and moved inland toward the Tampico area. Forecasters warned Brownsville to stay out of the hurricane region as warnings extended from Tampico to Port Isabel and gale warnings reached to Corpus Christi.
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High Court To Review Walker Libel Case
The Supreme Court will hear an AP libel case from Fort Worth former Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker seeking damages linked to AP reports on his 1962 University of Mississippi riot activities. Walker filed 15 actions nationwide seeking about 33.25 million dollars with no date set for arguments.
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