Hanoi Hopes and Hard Bargains in Talks on Vietnam
U.S. officials assess Hanoi’s stance amid talk of negotiations while bombing may end. The debate centers on North Vietnam’s infiltration halt as a prerequisite, with critics noting the Communist strategy of fighting during talks. Washington has not given guidance on Hanoi’s latest position, but Johnson faces pressure to respond.
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Rock seeks boost in income tax
Democratic leader Travia questions Rockefeller plan for a $500 million tax increase this year. Levitt backs raising the main business levy and the corporate franchise tax to fund a $500 million budget need, while Rockefeller urges more state aid and belt tightening.
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Bowles to Cambodia for talks on Viet Nam sanctuaries
President Johnson named Chester W. Bowles ambassador to India to press Cambodian Prince Norodom Sihanouk on Vietnamese sanctuaries. Bowles to arrive in Phnom Penh within days with Sihanouk’s approval. Sihanouk warned against permanent U.S. forces but open to Johnson emissary.
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Medical schools enroll 9280 first-year students
The nation's 94 medical schools report an estimated first year enrollment of 9,280, up from 8,964 in 1966, reflecting growth in medical education nationwide.
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