Bipartisan View Forming on Asia Peace Conference
Congress and President Johnson show growing bipartisanship over an Asian peace conference. Senator Miller notes Republican origin and aims to back a formal U S stance. Senate Leader Dirksen endorses the proposal as a new Republican foreign policy position. Johnson signals admin backing while details remain unclear.
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Public seeks strike curbs and arbitration plan
A Brooklyn shoemaker joins a broad call for limits on strikes and government arbitration. Public support favors a 7 day strike intervention panel, with 54 percent in favor and 36 percent opposed. Strong sentiment backs antitrust action against industry unions and a 39 percent minority backs suing unions or employers over strike damages.
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Five Saigon Police Slain in Attack at Checkpoint
A Viet Cong squad sprayed a police checkpoint and a Marine jeep with machine gun fire at city limits of Saigon. Five police killed, three Marines injured, and three civilians wounded. The incident coincides with the opening of a two week national election campaign in South Vietnam amid warnings of sabotage by Communists.
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