Ministers Rally Over Leftist Peace Protest In D C
A large antiwar rally in Washington is split as religious groups and pastors refuse to back the event, citing radical leftist leadership. Dave Dellinger leads the National Mobilization Committee to End the War, saying he seeks non Soviet style pacifism while ties to multiple Marxist groups are noted.
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Senators Rally to Defend U S Vietnam Policy in Debate
Senate supporters of President Johnson’s Vietnam policy urge calm debate as war critics dominate. Senators Jackson McGee Harris Byrd Inouye Byrd defend Rusk view that Southeast Asia’s security hinges on resisting Communist aggression. Mount Vernon Ohio event notes LeMay visit by Middletown group backing his presidential bid.
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Army Deaf to M-16 Report From Washington
The Pentagon declined to comment on a House subcommittee investigation accusing the Army of mismanaging the M-16 program. Rep Ichord said John Foster Jr. was re-evaluating the weapon as reports of excessive jamming in combat continued, with ongoing lab and field studies.
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Johnson Urges Senate to Reverse House Spending Slash
Budget Director Schultze warns the Johnson administration faces up to 8 billion dollars in federal spending cuts if the House economy bill stands. The plan would hold agencies to last year’s levels, exempting Social Security, Medicare, and other key programs, risking a fiscal crisis.
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