Restudy Offers of Peace in Vietnam Talks
In Washington officials weigh timing for renewed peace efforts as Hanoi demands a halt to bombing and U S discussions consider ways to avoid advancing a more activist peace debate. White House advisers debate public messaging while signaling caution amid shifts in private views on war policy.
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Hershey orders tougher stance after LBJ talk and protests
Lt Gen Lewis B Hershey announced a new hard line on student deferments and draft disruption, saying college deferments end when a student interferes with draft operations. He defended executive action as focusing on those who interrupt recruitment and induction centers, while confirming White House talks but stressing his role in directing Selective Service actions.
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Anti-Viet War Signatures Filed at United Nations
A new group in New York seeks 5 million signers opposing Vietnam. led by Beverly Hills industrialist Herbert Magidson, with Quincy Wright and Join Fried at a news conference. Signatures registered at the UN aim to show President Johnson broad, nonpolitical opposition to the war, with support from all states and varied participants.
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UPI
Vietnam
United Nations
California
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Ness
America
Magidson
Quincy Wright
University of Chicago
Join Fried
Politi Science
College of the City of New York
Johnson
Fulbright and Humphrey Clash Over Vietnam Policy
Senate Democrat Fulbright and Vice President Humphrey clashed over U S aims in Vietnam during a White House briefing on Southeast Asia. The exchange touched on conflicting statements and who is considered the enemy, with Humphrey suggesting the administration aimed to convey progress while Fulbright pressed for a clearer policy stance.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Southeast Asia
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Vietnam
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Johnson
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Senate
House
Senate Force Relations Committee
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U.N
New Anti-TB Drug Ethambutol Cleared for Use
The FDA approved ethambutol, aka Myambutal, for general prescription after trials at Long Beach VA Hospital showed benefit in hard-to-treat TB cases. Lederle reports global studies with 2,900 patients. drug aims to curb resistance though some patients lose visual acuity. TB remains a major health issue with 80,374 new active cases and 8,303 deaths in 1964 in the US.
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US. Food and Drug Administration
Long Beach
Veterans Administration Hospital
Lenny Clyde
Pulmonary Diseases Service
Lederle Laboratories
William M. Sweeney
Lederle
Pearl River
N.Y
Sweeney
Ruth
National
Communicable Disease Center
Atlanta
U S Aid Is Considered Ill Timed by Ex Diplomat
Former diplomat warns U S aid often overloads recipient nations with excess equipment to impress others. He urges aid tailored to real needs, cites Africa as promising yet prone to rulers using armies for personal aims, and predicts Egypt’s internal struggle after defeats by Israel.
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WOM
Institute of Lifetime Learning
Soin
Africa
Nasser
Egypt
Israel
All American Top Ten Percent Rating For Yearbook
The 1987 California State College at Long Beach yearbook Prospector earned an All American top ten percent rating from the Associated Collegiate Press for the first time. Officials cited color photography action shots and cover design capturing the college atmosphere. Brent vitality Frank Costa Kailua Hawaii edited the 1967 annual and James Bliss associate professor of journalism is the staff advisor.
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California State College At Long Beach
Prospector
Associated Collegiate Press
Ruting Service
Brent Vitality
Frank Costa
Kailu
Hawaii
James Bliss
Seven Cancer Warning Signals Urged During Education Week
The American Cancer Society highlights seven warning signals to prompt medical visits for early cancer detection during Cancer Education Week November 9 to 15. Signals include unusual bleeding or discharge, a lump or thickening, non healing sore, changes in bowel or bladder habits, hoarseness, indigestion or trouble swallowing, and changes in a wart or mole.
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American Cancer Society
Cancer Society
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