LBJ Wins Broad House Support for Viet Nam Troop Buildup
President Johnson wins wide congressional backing for sending 0,000 more troops to Vietnam with plans to raise U S strength to 125000 and double draft calls. Critics called for more policy clarity and domestic spending cuts as Saigon hailed the buildup.
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U.S
Hanoi
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Abel Fortas
Washington Wyer
Sureme Court
Oldberg
John W. Chancellor
National Broadcasting Co
Voice of America
Chancellor
Saigon
Nguyen Cao Ky
Sen
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
United States
Desegregation of U S Agricultural Agencies Rapid
An Associated Press survey shows rapid desegregation in southern federal agricultural agencies. Dual extension staffs have been merged, Negroes named to state advisory and review posts, and 4-H activities moved toward unsegregated operation. Some Alabama clubs refuse desegregation forms. agencies must comply by December 31 under the Civil Rights Act.
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Minneapolis
Atlanta, Ga
South
Alabama
Leo Pynes
Dupree
Ala
Robertson
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Associated Press
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