Johnson Presents Congress
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WASHINGTON (AP) .. Presi- dent Johnson and his defence chief has handed the U. C. Con- gress a bill and = specifica-
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Bill For Viet Nam
Vietnamese and Chinese Com- munists have chosen to make South Viet Nam the test case for the Asian version of ‘wars of national liberation.” McNamara spelled out these
detail Th@ regular army should be tions for waging harder war in increased by 50,000 to a new ee a Poor Viet Nam and girding for possi- total of 125,000, asked the Sen- more men for its three air
ble trouble elsewhere. ate in a letier for an ‘‘emer- The request would add gency fund’ for use in augmen- $1,700;000,900 to the $45 200,000,- tation of the military effort until 000 in “military appropriation Congress begins its new session requests now in Congress. “ next January. It also would add, among other Defence Secretary Robert 8. things, 340,000 more men to the McNamara,
appearing before >¢ prepared
wings, the navy would receive a 35,000-man addition and the air force a 40,000-man augmen tation of personne}. Commenting that to deploy
“we must addl-
armed forces, bringing the total the Senate defence appropria-|tional forces to Southeast Asia
by next June to 2,980,000. A tions subcommittee put
into | over
and above those now
worsening of the situation could detailed figures what is needed |Planned’’ and to be ready for
raise that figure
Part of the 340,000-man expan-| Senator sion would be to fill vacancies Miss.), left by more men to South Viet Nam “obviously this is not all that! during the next few months will be needed.”
Johnson, following up his an- The secretary borrowed some nouncement of last Wednesday of they-thinking and phrases that forces in Viet Nam will be from Johnson’s announcement ~jlast week to set the scene for
/the administration's money re
John Stennis
who presided at the
quest. McNamara said:
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South Viet Nam) is the ability of the free world to block Com- Hii Munist armed aggression and prevent the lose of all of South- east Asia, a loss which in its ultimate consequences would 7:30—~News and Weather drastically alter the strategic 7: 45—Saturday Night Hoedown situation in Asia and the Pacifie 8 58—News Headlines end Weather to the grave detriment of our
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TAO gy 4 5 | “The struggle there has enor- mous implicaitons for the secur- ity of the. United States and the _ free world, and for that matter, | the Soviet Union as well.” McNamara said the North
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Thursday a torpedo off the Vir- considered.
in men, money and munitions. |dealing “with crises elsewhere (Dem, |in the world,"’ McNamara told lof the need
the sending of 50,000 closed session, commented that eserve outfits up te a readi-
to bring military
ness condition.
Trawler Finds Torpedo At Sea
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took eight lives im the Snoopy blast off Hatteras, the trawler, New” Bedford, didn’t bring the torpedo aboard.
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