Air Force Shackled, Congressman Questions Policy
Rep J Arthur Younger of San Mateo said he sent a formal letter to Defense Secretary Robert McNamara raising four questions on military policy. He asks why Joint Chiefs of Staff targets cannot strike in a major North Vietnamese canal but bombing ships is barred, and why a flight corridor between Hai and Manot is used by the Air Force.
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Nuclear Destroyers Favored by Navy Chief Endorses Nuclear Power
Top Navy official backs two nuclear powered destroyers and an additional nuclear frigate. Testimony before a defense subcommittee cites potential cost and labor impacts, noting private yards are busy and costs run higher in Navy yards. Admiral Colwell says design could shift to nuclear. Fahy notes overall work levels not delaying the program.
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Flag Week Bill Sent to LBJ Desk
Senate action moves to expand Flag Day into National Flag Week. The bill, already approved by the House, designates the June 14 week as Flag Week and urges President Johnson to sign by June 11 so the first observance can occur this year. Advocate Rep H Allen Smith cited the Crescenta-Canada Rotary Club of California.
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Boy Bandit at Lakewood Store Snatched by Clerk
A Lakewood doughnut shop clerk confronted a masked boy about seven years old who entered, demanded money, and she took the cap pistol away. The youth fled the scene, with authorities noting no injuries or fear from the clerk.
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The Secret of Enthusiasm in Reader's Digest June
The June issue outlines the taproot of enthusiasm and explains how many lose zest for life, offering clues to rediscover the precious faculty that gives joy and purpose to our days. It invites readers to get June Reader's Digest for guidance and insights.
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Militia Uniforms Sell Fast in Cuba
Havana radio reported Castro government stores have sold more than 5000 militia uniforms since last weekend, reflecting rapid demand as Miami broadcasts notes Cuba's scarcity and state sales.
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Months of Peace Ahead in Nice France Plans
Jean J Malretet took along two hundred Pierre Morret and twenty five year old books to read. He plans to stay six months and paint a cave passage for feet. The mayor will maintain contact with a surface electronic register for biological reactions to solitude and light.
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German Coal Miners Vote for Wage Strikes
In Bochum Ruhr Valley miners voted overwhelmingly Wednesday to strike for higher wages if union leaders deem it necessary. The action signals renewed labor pressure in Germany's industrial heartland as talks with employers proceed.
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