U S Replies Sharply to Soviet Cambodia Threat
The State Department urged restraint and called for moving toward negotiating peace in Vietnam. Tass accused the U S of seeking a coast blockade or invasion of Cambodia and Laos, while Washington stressed no wider war and respect for Cambodia and Laos independence.
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State Department
Cambodia
Department
Robert J. McCloskey
Tass
U.S
Cambodian
Laos
United States
Reuss Pushes Bold Measures Against Foreign Gold Speculators
Rep. Henry S. Reuss urges free world monetary authorities to curb foreign gold speculation and warns of a looming monetary panic. He proposes IMF gold trades restricted to members and a U S stance against buying gold at 35 dollars per ounce to deter private market raids. He also argues price stability supports continued dollar value and criticizes devaluation.
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Washington
Henry S. Reuss
D-Wis
Congress
Reuss
International Monetary Fund
United States
U.S
Kennedy Pushes Draft Bill To Shield Antiwar Protesters
UPI reports Senator Edward Kennedy introduced legislation to prevent draft laws from punishing antiwar demonstrators. He argues the draft is used to intimidate dissent and urges early action next year. The move follows Rep. Moss's threat to summon Draft Director Hershey to explain policy toward demonstrators.
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Daniel Rapoport
Washington
UPI
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
United States
John Moss
Dcalif
Lewis B. Hershey
Moss
Just In Passing Every Saturday in the Citizen
A brief item notes a recurring Saturday feature called Just In Passing appearing in the Citizen publication.
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Citizen
Dallas To Premiere Paddy Chayefsky Play
The Dallas Theater Center will premiere Paddy Chayefsky’s new play The latent Heterosexual on March 12. Burgess Meredith will guest direct after conferring with Paul Baker, the center’s managing director, during his Dallas visit.
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Dallas
Paddy Chayefsky
Dallas, Tex
Dallas Theater Center
Burgess Meredith
Meredith
the Center
Paul Baker
The
Center
Ford predicts 9.3 million car sales in 1968
Ford Motor Co. chairman Henry Ford II told reporters that 1967 would close around 8.5 million U.S. cars with 785000 imports, and he forecast a rebound to 9.3 million in 1968. He called the 50 day strike unnecessary but costly and said the firm will cut 1968 building and expansion plans to 575 million from 690 million this year.
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Ford
Detroit
Henry Ford II
Ford Motor Co
United States
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