News snapshot mixes battles and politics across Vietnam and U.S.
Reports detail a highway patrol confrontation near Carlotta as a horse spooks a rider and an officer notes the rider’s erratic behavior. In Washington, defense secretary McNamara faces questions amid Vietnam talks while Gallup polls show Goldwater gaining on Kennedy. Sinatra licensing hearings, Mrs. Kennedy as hostess, and prayers for a crusade in Alabama also appear amid broader Cold War tensions and criminal cases including Lyons’ pending release.
Seek Funds to Keep U.N. Congo Patrol
United Nations seeks $25 million from General Assembly to sustain its Congo peacekeeping force as financial strain grows. Thant warns a six month extension may be needed. U.S. and Britain pledge support while cautioning overwithdrawal risks. McNamara and Taylor travel to front lines, including the Mekong delta, to assess Vietnam war efforts.
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Deadhye
United States
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Congo
Rome
Thane
Vais
Prine Con
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Ole
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France
Awe Peise VW
Thant
Conan Advisory Council
Lyt
Anlal Be Stevensoin
Phe United Statens
U.N
Senate Votes 47.3 Billion for Defense
Senate approval of a defense appropriation totaling 47.3 billion follows debates over military needs amid mentions of Cambodia and South Vietnam. The package increases Army missiles and Navy air and Marine Corps funds, while House reductions trim about 828 million from military hardware.
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Taylor
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Gambrdia
Viet Nam
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Cambodia
Capeital
Sine
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Senale Cantorene Commis
Richard Russell
Gite Haar
Ape Prapchanan
Russell
Army
Navy Air Marine Corps
Oss
Kennedy
Aimanole Osard Breach Promdent Charles De Gautle
Fragmentary report cites a breach tied to Promdent Charles De Gautle during last month’s foreign interference in battleground South Viet Nam. Source text shows garbled quotes praising Western resolve and lamenting the wartime toll, with uncertain attributions and multiple misread names and places.
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Aimanoleosard
Charles de Gautle
Batt
South Viet Nam
Nori Viet
Lo Nam
Viet Nam
South Viet Nan
Rusk to See British and West German Envoys Before Parley
Secretary of State Dean Rusk plans meetings with British Foreign Secretary Lord Home and West German Foreign Minister Gerhard Schroeder ahead of talks with Andrei Gromyko. U.S. officials weigh prospects for a broader East West accord, possibly including nuclear limits and a non aggression pact, while noting German concerns over observers and restraint measures.
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Dean Rusk
Orm
Rusisi
Andrei A. Gromyka
Gronyko
Rusk
Dahomey J
Finile D. Zinsou
Nolt
Rush
Lord Home
Home
Gerhard Schroeder
Aera Rusk
Gromyko
New York-Moscow
Ilmerciaif Rate
Buildinge
Eastview
Moscow
Washington
Spadewark Tasthan
U.S
Prince Charles Begins Term at Gordonstoun School
Prince Charles, 14, heir to the British throne, started the fall term at Gordonstoun School in Elgin Scotland. He travels with staff and guards as part of the royal household routine during the term.
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U. S. Information Service
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Alabama
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Palace
Prince Charles
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Scotland
UPS
Prince
Charles
Gordonstoun School
Australia Promises to Defend Malaysia
Prime Minister Menzies announced in Parliament that Australia will defend Malaysia and resist subversive activity in Southeast Asia. Australian forces remain in Malaysia as a strategic reserve with Britain and New Zealand. Indonesia arms patrols and deployments to Borneo border regions prompt regional tension and possible diplomatic rifts. Meanwhile, a separate notice promotes Edwards Furniture in Long Beach with offers and down payment details.
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United Nations
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Sia
New Zealand
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Kuala Lumpur
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Borneo
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Moscow
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Edwards Furniture
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