Cambodia and Southeast Asia tensions amid Viet Nam war
The piece outlines Cambodia under Prince Norodom Sihanouk shifting between neutral, U S and Chinese influence as U S efforts to hold South Viet Nam intensify. It notes Hanoi and Moscow considering truce talks while U S worry grows over internal Cambodian and regional instability and Buddhist crises in Tibet resurface in UN debates.
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Kennedy plans stumble in civil rights tax cuts debate
Washington scene reviews the slow congressional agenda amid Kennedy’s tax cut and civil rights hopes. Byrd accuses the President of risky spending while McNamara blocks a nuclear carrier. Europe-bound missiles and a Kentucky distress program also shape the week.
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Nevada Test Site Secrets Drive U.S. Nuclear Program
Sixty-five miles northwest of Las Vegas the Nevada Test Site covers 1000 square miles where the Atomic Energy Commission conducts underground tests and rockets research. The complex hosts Rover and Kiwi projects, with plans for a new 11 million dollar science city at Mercury. About 5,000 workers earn 100 million dollars annually while operations shift from above ground to underground to meet the test ban treaty.
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De Gaulle Plans to Rule Long as Algeria Fades in Shadow
The article analyzes Charles de Gaulle's future tenure as France faces the Algerian crisis and questions who could succeed him. It notes de Gaulle would be 73 on Friday and explains constitutional rules for a vacancy, potential successors, and Gaullist dynamics amid the ALgerian move toward history.
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