US Draws Asia Linc Chinese Power Down
Washington reports a new US line in Southeast Asia amid China’s weakening modern war potential. Chinese air force lacks spare parts and newer planes while the army struggles for up-to-date tanks and fuel. Officials say Moscow cut armaments after the Soviet split, delaying China’s first atomic bomb. The plan emphasizes air power and strategic strikes over ground war, with American forces prepared to hit supply routes and industrial centers if needed.
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Inadvertently Accurate Secrecy at White House on Mississippi Search
Washington report says White House press secretary George Reedy admitted one briefing item was inadvertently accurate amid a flood of mis information about federal forces in Mississippi. He corrected that Marines based at Meridian were not involved and said errors were corrected with FBI contact to Governor Johnson. The mix up touched on National Guardsmen and sailor Marines clarification, with Hoover contacting the governor to straighten out the matter.
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Mississippi
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Meridian
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Jackson
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Meridian Base
Hospital Chapel Fund Campaign Radio Appeal
An all day KOFO program to raise funds for a Ransom Memorial Hospital chapel begins at 7 15 a m Monday. Eight speakers, including church and hospital leaders, present brief talks to urge Ottawa donations of at least 200 with excess for upkeep. Contributions sent to Ottawa banks payable to the Ransom Memorial Chapel.
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Bomb blasts hit Saigon in minutes three explosions
Three explosions rocked Saigon within minutes. A blast at Saigon Airport followed Lt. Gen. Westmoreland's departure remarks and likely targeted Communist terrorists. Another blast damaged the intelligence office near Premier Nguyen Khanh's residence, and a third hit a Saigon slum area where a child died. The airport blast occurred in an empty airline hangar.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
William C. Westmoreland
U.S
Vietnamese Intelligence Agency
Nguyen Khanh
Dulles sees no likely explosion in Mississippi case
In Philadelphia Mississippi AP President Johnson ordered U S sailors to aid in the search for three civil rights workers Schwerner Goodman and Chaney missing since last Sunday. Dulles said the situation requires careful handling and noted the investigation is in competent hands as civil rights leaders pressed for action and marshals.
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Allen Dulles
U.S
Mississipi
Johnson
Meridian Naval Air Auxiliary Station
FBI
Mississippi
Michael Schwerner
Andrew Goodman
New York City
James Chaney
Dulles
Schwerner, Goodman and Chaney
Congress Debates FTC Cigarette Warning Regulations
Lawmakers from tobacco states push for curbs on FTC rule while Health Department proposals seek FDA power to regulate labels under Hazards Act. Chairman Dixon notes Congress would need to remove FTC’s authority. others propose delaying or toning warnings or banning cigarettes outright, though public support for drastic measures is weak.
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Dixon
Classifieds Claim Results with CH 2.4700 Reference
A reader notes classifieds yield results and cites CH 2.4700 as a contact or reference. No additional details on location, agency, or item types are provided. The brief urges use of the classifieds for success.
Dulles Seeks Expanded FBI Role in Mississippi Terrorism
Allen W. Dulles said he recommended to President Johnson intensified FBI action to suppress terroristic activities in Mississippi. He noted state and local authorities carry the main burden, after meeting Johnson and Gov. Paul B Johnson Jr. Dulles was sent to Mississippi following the disappearance of three civil rights workers near Philadelphia in east-central Mississippi.
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Johnson
Mississippi
Washington
Jackson
Paul B. Johnson
Allen W. Dulles
FBI
Paul B Johnson Jr
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