Amity Chief of Staff Receives Distinguished Service Medal
Gen Morph K Johnson, chief of staff since 1964, was awarded the Distinguished Service Medal by Army Secretary Stanley R Resor at a Pentagon ceremony. The honor recognizes his key role in rapidly expanding the Army to meet the Communist threat in Viet Nam and sustaining the service's global commitments.
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Edemski denies links in Whalen spying case
Major General Sergei Edemski, named in Pentagon spy bribery allegations with Soviet diplomat Mikhail Shumary, rejects the charges as lies. The report notes Edemski, a Soviet intelligence expert, says he is merely a soldier amid heightened Cold War tensions.
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Workers End 1 Day Strike at Moon Base
At Cape Kennedy Brevard County construction trades council withdrew pickets from the Moonport gates after a one day protest demonstration against NASA contract methods. About 1,100 Trans World Airlines workers remained off the job amid a nationwide machinists strike targeting five airlines.
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Long Beach Post Office delivers daily at Laoag Bureau
Local postal office on 6th Street and Pine Avenue Laoag provides daily delivery except Sundays. Readers report steady mail flow and prompt service from the Long Beach office.
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Britain Raises Bank Rate to Crisis Level 11 Percent
LONDON Britain hikes its bank rate by 11 percent to 79 percent, aiming to defend the pound and dampen an overheating economy while bolstering reserves by attracting foreign funds to London. The rate, a key benchmark for all interest rates, had stood at 6 percent since June 1965, with prior increases during the 1964 crisis.
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Johnson urges nations cooperate in undersea development
Johnson calls for a global ocean exploration effort funded by London reserves, urging cooperation among maritime nations to advance undersea mining and scientific voyages. He outlines a planned six month expedition aboard a leading ocean survey ship, emphasizing collaboration over national rivalry and currency pressures.
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