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Coordinates US embassy approval for air operations over Laos
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Coordinates US embassy approval for air operations over Laos
Delivers "Peace Without Conquest" Speech offering Hanoi "unconditional discussions" to stop the war in return for massive modernization of Vietnam
Signs the Elementary and Secondary Education Act near his former school in Stonewall, Texas.
Thorne develops a measurable energy description for cylindrical systems and shows that Einstein-Rosen gravitational waves transport this energy through spacetime.
The Byrds turn Dylan's Mr Tambourine Man into a folk-rock hit.
McNamara & Westmorland agree to use B52s for conventional bombing in South Vietnam
McNamara & Westmorland agree to use B52s for conventional bombing in South Vietnam
McNamara, Westmoreland, Wheeler, William Bundy & Ambassador Taylor recommend to the President sending another 40,000 combat soldiers
McNamara, Westmoreland, Wheeler, William Bundy & Ambassador Taylor recommend to the President sending another 40,000 combat soldiers
McNamara, Westmoreland, Wheeler, William Bundy & Ambassador Taylor recommend to the President sending another 40,000 combat soldiers
President Johnson raises America's combat strength in Vietnam to more than 60,000
McCone participated in a senior review of an Intelligence Community assessment on Vietnam while continuing to challenge assumptions behind the administration's escalation plans.
McCone met President Johnson for the final time as DCI, urged stronger personal intelligence briefings for his successor, and retired as William Raborn took office.
The 1st U.S. Army combat troops, 3500 men of the 173rd Airborne Brigade, arrive in Vietnam
The 1st bombing pause is announced by the U.S. in the hope that Hanoi will now negotiate
The Viet Cong attack the U.S. special forces camp in Phuoc Long
Earns the Congressional Medal of Honor by knocking out a Viet Cong machine-gun then guiding rescue helicopters, while wounded four times
Announces Project Head Start as an early childhood education programme within the War on Poverty.
U.S. bombing of North Vietnam resumes
Cassius Clay knocks out challenger Sonny Liston in one minute and 56 seconds of the first round
The Rolling Stones release Satisfaction in the United States.
Operation Light I, bombing of Ben Cat Special Zone Viet Cong base, a limited success
Announces on TV, "We will stand in Vietnam"
Releases Like a Rolling Stone, expanding expectations of a pop single.
Patterson challenges for the crown again but is stopped in 12 rounds by Muhammad Ali
Performs electric material at Newport Folk Festival.
Announces expanded US troop commitments to Vietnam
Receives expanded US combat forces after Johnson's escalation decision
Signs the Social Security Amendments creating Medicare and Medicaid.
Johnson signs legislation creating federal health-insurance programmes for elderly and low-income Americans.
Taylor asks for 125,000 men
Decides to form a band after hearing Morrison's songs.
Meets Ray Manzarek on Venice Beach after writing early songs.
Signs the Voting Rights Act after the Selma campaign.
Signs the Voting Rights Act of 1965, outlawing discriminatory voting practices including literacy tests.
1st major U.S. ground operation in Vietnam as U.S. Marines wage a preemptive strike against 1500 Viet Cong planning to assault the U.S. airfield at Chu Lai
1st major U.S. ground operation in Vietnam as U.S. Marines wage a preemptive strike against 1500 Viet Cong planning to assault the U.S. airfield at Chu Lai
Leads Oak Ridge during the period when HFIR reaches criticality and provides intense thermal-neutron flux.
Releases Ballad of a Thin Man on Highway 61 Revisited.
Releases Desolation Row on Highway 61 Revisited.
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