Ky predicts lasting rule stirs Buddhist unrest in Vietnam
Reports from Saigon say premier Nguyen Cao Ky and his military government will remain in power for at least a year as Buddhist unrest grows. Chaplains are allegedly urging troops against the government in key northern areas. The week saw higher American casualties than Vietnamese, marking a spring spike during political crisis.
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Buddhist Influence Shapes Burmese Political Crisis
Reports indicate Buddhist leaders urge a return to civilian rule as the junta plans to stay in power another year. Ky and General tied to leadership disputes discuss cabinet reshuffle while the electoral committee prepares for a prescient October schedule.
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Weather notes indicate near record low and light rainfall
The report notes temperatures near a record low as the day began, with a low around 29 degrees and rain totaling about three quarters of an inch expected through Saturday. It forecasts cooler conditions into Sunday and Monday, with daytime highs five to eight degrees below normal. Frost prevention efforts were seen in orchards hit by the unseasonable cold.
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Johnson defends restrained use of US power abroad
President Johnson said the United States has used power with restraint, not arrogance, in international affairs. He cited sectors like Southeast Asia and warned against a broader military presence, arguing for cautious objectives and limited intervention. The remarks, prepared for delivery, were addressed to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
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Mink coat set upsets Towan and Washington guests
A chaotic Washington scene includes mink coat styles and a fund raising event with officials and diplomats in attendance. Report highlights diverse attire and surprising performances, noting Moyers and a Baptist minister among present figures.
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Today’s Chuckle World Present Mix Up
TODAY'S CHUCKLE jokes about wedding gifts and pedpie not thinking straight, except when messengers bring presents. The lighthearted line hints at a playful mix up in gift giving.
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State official outlines cradle to care plan eligibility
Thousands asked questions today about a new cradle to pare medical assistance law. Driscoll, district superintendent of the State Department of Social Welfare in Syracuse, explained that early applicants will set precedents as rules are ironed out.
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Board’ ‘of Social Welfare
Stocks rebound as Dow leads with upbeat tech and airlines
W York AP reports a rebound in stocks with the Dow Jones average rising as colors televisions and consumer electronics lift market. Airlines and services sectors show solid gains amid broader rally.
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Reedoms Fight Sparks Welfare Office Protest
A chaotic welfare office protest ends with deputy removing a man named Seamans after questioning him about disorderly conduct. Seamans, a life insurance salesman, urged public action to defend freedoms and warned that without debate over care laws freedoms could vanish. The Herald-Journal photographer Veronica Schwartz covered the incident and notes subsequent questioning of her.
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House approves rent subsidies amid congressional vote
The House voted 192 to 190 to include 2.6 billion for a rent subsidy program in an omnibus spending bill after administration pressure. The initiative, started under President Johnson, would aid nonprofit housing groups serving low income families. The Senate earlier approved 12.1 million emergency funding for the remaining fiscal year.
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Grant's Economy Sale Promises Summer Savings
The Herald Journal announces a 32 page Includer section highlighting W. TF. Grant's Economy Sale. Local Grant stores offer summer savings for home and family with discounts across departments.
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