Southern Democrat Help Spurned By Gerald Ford
House GOP Leader Gerald Ford says most Republicans back his stance against formal coalitions with Southern Democrats. He argues two party system viability and stresses policy over politics. Ford cites budget, tax, and Vietnam issue positions while noting no endorsement for 1968 GOP nomination.
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US Pilots Hit Railroad Yards in North Vietnam
AP reports U.S. Air Force pilots raided three rail yards in North Vietnam on Tuesday causing substantial damage. At the Vu Chua yard 44 miles northeast of Hanoi, rail cuts disrupted all four tracks and eight to ten pieces of rolling stock were destroyed.
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The Cost Of Vietnam Put Pressure On US Budget
New York AP reports that despite claims the war is affordable, Vietnam costs loom over the US budget with a potential $30 billion deficit and inflation risks. Defense spending may reach about 10 percent of GNP, affecting domestic programs, taxes, and housing.
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Vatican loosens wine use in Eucharist from Aug 15
The Vatican announces new Eucharist regulations allowing more Roman Catholics to receive communion wine along with bread during the celebration. The changes, drawn by the Congregation of Rites and approved by Pope Paul V, reflect liturgical reforms urged by the Vatican II council. Previously only the priest drank the wine.
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