Fidel Castro's sister denounces regime and seeks asylum
Juana Castro, Fidel's 31 year old sister, accuses the Cuban leader of dictatorship and says she severed ties with Fidel and Raul. She arrived in Mexico to seek political asylum and cites mass political prisons and persecution of Roman Catholics. She accuses Cuba of exporting subversion in Latin America and questions the fate of $63 million in medicine sent as prisoner exchange.
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United States
McNamara Clashes With GOP Over Vietnam Policy
Defense Secretary McNamara denounced a 13 member Republican task force as partisan while Ford and other GOP leaders pressed that Vietnam and global policy should be a campaign issue. The report accused the Johnson administration of undermining historic U.S. strength and urged bipartisan scrutiny ahead of the 1964 campaign. Ford said South Vietnam would be central to the election debate.
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Viet Nam
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South Viet Nam
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Barry Goldwater
Ariz
GOP Questions Test Ban Policy
A House Republican task force warns the limited nuclear test ban could erode U S military superiority. It urges sustaining underground testing and a ready to test program in land sea and space to preserve a nuclear edge against Soviet hardening of systems.
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UPI
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Goldwater and Scranton Hold Chicago Policy Audition
In Chicago Sen. Barry Goldwater and Gov. William Scranton share a podium before Illinois delegates in a staged audition for the GOP nomination. Scranton urges a televised debate, while Goldwater dismisses the idea as ridiculous amid civil rights protests and a planned public hand shaking.
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Johnson signs bill raising debt limit to $324 billion
President Johnson signed legislation that raises the temporary debt limit to a record 324 billion dollars. The national debt stands at about 312 billion dollars.
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UPI
Johnson
Scranton Fails To Win Delegates In South
Gov. William Scranton made a foray into the South for National GOP Convention votes but won few defections from Sen. Barry Goldwater's slate. In North Carolina Georgia and Tennessee only two of 78 delegates shifted. Georgia may release six or seven of its 24 delegates. Scranton heads to Chicago to address Illinois GOP.
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