Viet Nam War War Debated in Senate Social Security Bill
The Senate moved far reaching health care and social security reform toward the floor. Leaders from both parties backed extending health coverage and funding, with adjustments to tax bases and earnings tests. Debate covered France Viet Nam policy and the wider aim of building a safer, insured nation.
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Viet Nam Breaks With France Affects US Support
U S officials said South Vietnam severed ties with France in a move that could reduce its chances of securing backing from other non Communist nations. The reported action followed France's stance against the United States amid regional tensions and shifts in leadership in Saigon.
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Rusk warns of casualties in Vietnam war
Secretary of State Dean Rusk warned that casualties will rise as the brutal war in Vietnam continues. He accused the Communists of seeking military victory rather than peace and said the other side is not ready for peace, denying a procedural miracle to end the war.
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Viet Air Attack Strikes Viet Nam Depot and Bridges
U S forces launched air strikes against a Viet Nam ammunition depot about 25 miles southwest of Vinh and targets near Dong Nai with 760 pound bombs. Reports say nine tons of munitions were hit, and several bridges and roads damaged while ground forces moved north of Saigon. The operation involved U S Air Force Navy and Marine planes and paratroopers advancing to strike suspected Viet Cong concentrations. The weather cleared for the raid and no enemy planes were reported. The Sound of Music soundtrack achieved gold record status within two weeks of release.
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Aggressive Parking War Ends With Note and Vandalized Car
A woman confronted an intruder over personal parking space in Austin. She blocked the other car with hers, locked her vehicle, and left a note warning the driver to leave. Returning, she found a broken window and the other car gone. the driver thanked her in a brief note.
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Conscience Leads to Body Murder Charge in Misspelt Debris
In Fredericksburg Deputy Burrer and officers found the badly wrapped body of Shiring Bierschwalde in a shallow grave. Joe Bierschwalde surrendered claiming conscience drove him to kill his wife who had been missing. The 2 year old child is not mentioned in context. Bierschwalde is charged with murder and held.
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No Snowman Claim Doubted by Himalayan Explorer
New Delhi AP report quotes Kohli stating there is no evidence for the abominable snowman in the Himalayas. He led nine men on four climbs near Reverse Peak and found tracks possibly from bears or snow leopards. He remains skeptical of any hypothesis about a yeti.
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Adviser Leaves 5 i on Asia Program
New York AP report states Eugenelt JR. Black, presidential adviser for Southeast Asian development, left New York today for Tokyo to implement President Joimean's program for Southeast Asian development. Black said he hoped the program would ease tensions in Southeast Asia.
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