Fog Of Optimism Fails To Barry Attacks Court Cover Doubt In Viet Nam
Gen Maxwell D Taylor returns to Saigon as U S optimism collides with Viet Nam chaos. He discusses military buildup with Johnson and Congress amid coups Buddhists and Catholics clashes. Goldwater criticizes Supreme Court over reapportionment and school prayer rulings, urging legislative restraint.
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UAW seeks Ford contract after Chrysler deal in principle
The United Auto Workers proceed with Ford on an agreement in principle won at Chrysler worth about 54 cents an hour over three years, not payable immediately. UAW aims to have GM, American Motors, suppliers, and implement firms negotiate next, with fringe benefits boosted and a delayed wage gain. The plan diverts 9/14 cents to fringe improvements, adds an annual increase factor and a 2 cent cost‑of‑living allowance, and hinges on a September wage rise.
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From Hearing to Faith a Personal Religious Experience
Clarence W Cranford explains how religious faith becomes real when knowledge moves to personal experience. He cites Job Samuel Isaiah and Saul, stressing that curiosity must yield to commitment. symbols like the ark and cross matter only when their meanings live in us and inspire action.
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Bellotti Wins His Primary in Massachusetts Governor Race
Lt. Gov. Francis X. Bellotti captured the Democratic nomination with a 28,000 vote upset, 363,243 to 335,620, over Gov. Endicott Peabody. Former Gov. John A. Volpe was unopposed for the Republican nomination, making Bellotti the first Massachusetts nominee from an Italian immigrant family for governor on both sides.
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Two ICBM Squadrons Retired by AF
The Air Force retires two Atlas ICBM squadrons after four years on alert, replacing them with solid-fuel Minutemen missiles. Fifteen Atlas missiles at Warren AFB and nine Atlas Ds at Offutt AFB are inactivated, with 27 Atlas Es and 54 Titan I also slated for retirement. The shift follows McNamara's view that Minutemen reduce cost and vulnerability, with 650 Minutemen and 256 Polaris missiles already in service or deployment.
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Senate Rules Reopens Baker Probe Amid Payoff Claims
The Senate Rules Committee faces renewed partisan clash as Republicans accuse a whitewash and Democrats order a fresh Baker inquiry. Sen John J Williams cites a 35000 payoff to Don Reynolds tied to a stadium bond, with 25000 allegedly funneled to the Kennedy Johnson campaign in 1960.
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