Harris survey shows Americans oppose militant war protests
A Louis Harris survey of 1,608 American homes finds growing support for President Johnson and the Vietnam war while opposing militant antiwar actions. Key results include 76 percent saying protests encourage Communists, 70 percent saying marches hurt the antiwar cause, and 58 percent accepting peaceful demonstrations only.
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Vietnam
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Stanford scientists synthesize viral DNA in test tube
Dr. Arthur Kornberg and Dr. Mehran Goulian report creating viral DNA from Phi X 174 in a test tube and show it can replicate inside E coli to form infectious Phi X viruses. NIH official James Shannon hails the achievement as a landmark in life sciences research. Phobos, Mars satellite, noted.
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California Institute of Technology
Johnson Proclaims Kennedy Round Tariff Cuts
President Johnson formally proclaims the Kennedy Round tariff reductions in a cabinet room ceremony. The first-year cuts take effect January 1 with five yearly steps, covering about 6000 items and averaging 35 percent, with up to 50 percent in some cases. Other nations offer similar concessions on U.S. products.
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