General Said Irked With McNamara
President Johnson pursues united stance on Vietnam troop plans as Gen Westmoreland and Defense Chief McNamara clash over use of existing forces. White House briefing features Johnson, Westmoreland, Wheeler and McNamara backing the agreed line amid questions on added troops and strategy.
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William C. Westmoreland
Robert S. McNamara
White House
Johnson
Westmoreland
McNamara
Vietnam
Washington
U.S
Wheeler
Pentagon
Dership
Nragon
McNa
Planes In Congo Airlift Americans
Red Cross planes evacuated 28 Americans and Europeans from Kisangani to Kinshasa as mutinous mercenaries fled after eight days of control. The flight also carried 68 wounded Congo Liberation Army soldiers and included university staff and journalists. earlier reports said hostages were held in Kisangani.
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Kinshasa, the Congo
Red Cross
Kinshasa
Kisangani
Congo
Bukavu
Kindu
Kivu
Katanga
Congo Free University
Radio Kinshasa
No Stain Rub for Wood Cutting Board Care Tips
Rub a new wooden cutting board with linseed oil to prevent stains and aid cleaning. Apply sparingly and only as much as the wood readily absorbs.
Rusk Seeks Restore Cuts in 1967 Foreign Aid
Secretary of State Dean Rusk plans to testify to support President Johnson's proposed 1967 foreign aid bill after the Senate committee cut back the package. The panel, led by Vietnam dove Fulbright, has trimmed more than 250 million dollars from the 1967-68 requests and limited future authorizations and country eligibility without congressional approval.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dean Rusk
Middle East
Rusk
Johnson
Vietnam
Senate
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Shipyard Strike Talks Progressing in Newport News
Substantial progress reported in Newport News shipyard strike talks as federal mediators enter. Pickets stayed home per union requests while state troopers and local police maintained peace after a bloody riot left arrests, a burned car, and injuries.
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Newport News
Newport
News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co
PSA
Donald Holden
Tear Gas Quells Stockade Riot By Army Prisoners
Fifty five prisoners at the Fort Dix stockade rioted for about an hour and a quarter Thursday night before a Military Police company used tear gas to quell the disturbance. All inmates were slightly injured. The clash followed a prisoner's refusal to go on a detail and his confinement in solitary.
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Ft, DIX
N.J
Pfc
Halmah M. Phillips
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