Democrats in party warfare and Nixon tangled by Times and Post
The piece portrays a fractured Democratic Party where factions clash over leadership and reputations as liberal papers scrutinize the Johnson era and Vietnam policy. Republicans seize on the turmoil, with Sen. Dole endorsing Times coverage while blaming Democratic leadership for wartime deception.
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Democratic Party
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Kennedy
New York Times
Washington Post
Jotneon
Vietnam
Johm Kennedy
Nixon
Paul McKloskey
of & Johnson
Sen. Dole
Times
Hot Springs
Ark
Middle East
Berlin
Cole
Countdown sparks rights push amid youth conference chatter
A British civil liberties group seeks broader children rights possibly prompting parental abdication fears. White House youth conference delegates approve Nixon recommendations to legalize marijuana as both sides push hard. Red China issues an invitation while table tensions rise as teams stake positions with both sides pulling resources.
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White House
Red China
Mitchell defies critics in wiretapping defense
Washington report portrays Attorney General John Mitchell as confident under fire for defending presidential wiretap powers. He argues constitutional duty overrides the need for warrants in national security cases and stresses executive prerogative to authorize such actions. The piece notes his calm, humorous handling of Martha Mitchell incidents and frames the issue as a hot political topic.
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Washington, DG
John Mitchell
A. Palmer Mitchell
Wilson
Nixon
Wall Street
Department of Justice
Michel
Martha Mitchell
Martha
Babald
Roanoke
Supreme Court
Mitchell
U.S
Bisuatlee Department
Toducer
America
Pa Mitchell
A bounty on pushers sparks narcotics funding debate
Commentator argues a bounty on drug pushers could mobilize citizens to aid arrests as Congress approves a 370 million antidrug budget. He notes the allure of greed against fear, urging a $5,000 reward for information leading to a dope peddler’s imprisonment.
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Nixon
Congress
Dowd
America
Sacramento legislators listed for Southern Alameda County
Officials include Senators Nicheles C. Petris John W Helmaahl H Dintlet and Clark L Gradtey. Assemblymen Carlos Bee Revert W Crown March K Feng. Districts cover Hayward Union City Fremont Newark Livermore Amador Valley Castro Valley San Leandro Alameda and parts of Oakland. Write to State Capitol Sacramento 64H.
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Alameda County
Nicheles C. Petris
John W. Helmaahl
H. Dintlet
Clark L. Gradtey
Alameda
Carlos Bee
Hayward
Union City
Fremont
Newark
Livermore-Amedor Valley
Revert W. Crown
San Lorenzo
San Leandro
Oakland
March K. Feng
Castro Valley
Ashland
State Capitol
Sacramento
The Buffalo Doctor and His Buffalo Herd Chronicle
Russell Kirk reviews a memoir about Dr Deal Cummings a rural hospital founder and buffalo enthusiast. The Cummings household raises bison and yaks near Stanwood Michigan and even aids in delivering a baby during a pasture visit. The book blends zoological anecdotes with family life and notes Dr Cummings efforts to aid Indian reservations through buffalo donations.
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Worms
Pachen
Dalai
Monica
Prentice-Hall
Jean Cummings
Pinkie
Ile
Deal Cummings
D.D
Cummings
Michigan
Dr. Cummings
Buffalo
Billy Monica
Bill” Cummings
Catskill
New York
Annette
Annette Had Some Difficulty In Bringing Forth the Infant, Dr. Cummings
Kuhtarka
Cecilia
Humphrey Seen As Nominating Hurdle In Democratic Race
Richard Wilson Humphrey analyzes the Democratic presidential outlook, arguing no candidate holds clear primaries lead. Muskie, Bayh, McGovern, and Proxmire tilt states differently, with California and New York pivotal decisions. Kennedy could block Humphrey at the convention.
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Washington, D.C
Hubert Humphrey
Edmund Muskie
New Hampshire
Birch Bayh
Indiana
George McCovern
South Dakota
Nebraska
William Proxmire
Wisconsin
California
New York
Humphreys
Mayer
Edward M. Kennedy
Walter Mitty
James Thurber
New Yorker
White House
Nixon
Whief
Democratic Party
Humphrey
Kennedy
Muskie
Chappaquiddick
Henry M. Jackson
McCarthy
Ike
McGovern
Ramsey Clark
Arthur Schlesinger, Jr
John Kenneth Galbraith
Jobe Gardner
Lyndon B. Johnson
Platform Committee
Serb Resistance Leader Mikhailovich Highlighted in Tito Era
Belgrade reports recall General Drajn Mikhailovich as a major World War II underground fighter in Yugoslavia. The article praises his campaigns against Nazis and occupying forces, notes Tito’s efforts to suppress Serbs, and cites tensions over governance and control of the republics amid Yugoslavia’s political upheaval.
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Yugoslavia
Mayshit Tito
Tilo
Biter
Macbeth
Banqua
Drajn Mikhailovich
Europe
Tito
Mikhailovich
Bard Valle
Chettiks
Ihoy
Vagnal
Vardar Vallley
Salonica
Grewn
Irwin Ronael
Egypt
Zagreb
Rommel
el Alamein
Winston Chureny
Communist Second Congress of
Sarajevo
Biognized
Tite
Edward Kardelj
Karsmy Tt
Goslavia
Tie H Tite
Ann Brady's History Moments Draw on Rodgers and Revolutions
This day in history notes composer Richard Rodgers born June 28 1902 purchase of Panama Canal from France completed by 1902 treaty ending World War I in 1918 MacArthur announced retaking Lion in the Philippines in 1945 and a Henry Adams quote about young men and aging displays.
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Douglas MacArthur
Philippines
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