Nixon and Rockefeller Clash On War And Peace Plans
A 1968 campaign era summary shows Richard Nixon and Nelson Rockefeller presenting distinct paths on ending Vietnam War and postwar strategy. Rockefeller advocates negotiated settlement, a staged withdrawal, student deferment reforms, and a global diplomatic peace front. Nixon stresses orderly withdrawal, private funding, and international force roles, while seeking decisive U S action and stability.
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Rockefeller
Amr
Richard Nixon
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Ausitmn
Natuns
Vietnam
National Liberation Front
Neta
NASA
U. S
May
Parry
America
National Briefs Highlight 1964 Campaign Moves and World Events
U S vice president Hubert Humphrey says he would fire draft director Lewis B Hershey if elected president in Detroit. Prague reports reformist leaders back a stronger tie with the Soviet bloc amid public skepticism. Clay Shaw's JFK conspiracy trial set for Sept 10 in New Orleans. Don Gosney aims to nominate Johnson at the Democratic National Convention in Lisbon Ohio. Chicago faces taxi shortages due to a contract dispute affecting Yellow and Checker cabs. Gallup Harris Polls show Rockefeller leading Humphrey and McCarthy with Nixon close if Wallace runs. Runways blamed for air traffic slowdown in the Washington area by the FAA chief.
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Hershey
Detroit
Hubert Humphrey
Lewis B. Hershey
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Kennedy
New Orleans
Clay L. Shaw
John F. Kennedy
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Jim Garrison
Lisbon
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Don R. Gosney
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Chicago
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Seafarers International Union
Gallup
Harris
Rocky
New York
George H. Gallup Jr
Louis Harris
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Hubert H. Humphrey
Eugene J. McCarthy
Richard M. Nixon
Wallace
Vinton Bean Dinner Centennial in Gallia County
Today marks the centennial of the Vinton Bean Dinner in Gallia County Ohio the event long considered the states oldest of its kind. The Vinton County Junior Fair opens in Mount Arthur with the Junior Fair building dedication. The page also notes Hocking County assumes control of the Honeyfork Bridge and Bedford School auctioned in Meigs County with other local notices and sections listed.
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Gallia County
Ohio
Vinton County
Hocking County
Honeyfork Bridge
Meigs County
Worst Ever In Philippines Hundreds Die In Quake
Manila endures its worst earthquake in memory as a five story building collapsed killing about 200 people nationwide. Mexico City also rocked by a strong quake with damage and panic though casualty tolls remain uncertain.
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Philippines
Mexico City
Mexico
Luzon
Church of Christ
Columbus officials tied to federal tax evasion probe
An affidavit filed in Federal Court links Mayor M E Sensenbrenner City Safety Director Fred Simon and three top policemen to possible tax evasion. The document accompanies a case involving three federal investigators arrested for alleged improper language and intoxication.
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Columbus, Ohio
M. E. Sensenbrenner
Fred Simon
Justice Department
Torneys
Columbus Police Department
Guy Wetherell
James Kowalski
Internal Revenue Service
Edward Joyce
Herman Beck
Jerry Ryan
Robert Taylor
Sensenbrenner
Taylor
Johnson orders steel price rollback drive by boycott
President Johnson announced a campaign to force price reductions by boycotting firms that raise steel costs. Defense orders shift to nonincreasing suppliers, aiming to curb inflationary risks. Pentagon actions imitate past efforts and extend to defense contractors supplying military hardware. Senate leader Mansfield called Bethlehem Steel's actions a tragic commentary on corporate social responsibility.
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Washington
Johnson
Defense Department
Defense
Clark M. Clifford
Pentagon
Senate
Mike Mans
Students Confront Mexican Troops in Mexico City
More than 2,000 government troops faced about 500 students in Mexico City as week long demonstrations continued. The march drew thousands and remained largely peaceful with students ejecting agitators while authorities reported violent incidents involving a few communists.
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Mexico City
University of Mexico
Latin America
Mexican Communist Party
Ohio Unions Sue Insurance Firms Over Auto Rates
The Ohio AFL-CIO and United Auto Workers of Ohio sue 129 auto insurers in federal court under Sherman Antitrust Act. They call the action a stiff challenge to the rate making system and seek a preliminary injunction to stop the latest rate increase and for a halt to new filings until the case is resolved.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Afl-Cio
United Auto Workers of Ohio
Warren Smith
Ray Ross
UAW
Ohio Superintendent of Insurance
Cleveland Police Lodge Calls for Safety Director Resignation
The Cleveland lodge of the Fraternal Order of Police voted for a resolution demanding Safety Director Joseph F. McManamon resign over his handling of last week's racial disturbances. They criticized Mayor Stokes and Police Chief Blackwell but rejected a resolution to oust Blackwell. McManamon declined comment.
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Cleveland Lodge of the Fraternal Order of Police
Joseph F. McManamon
Carl B. Stokes
Michael J. Blackwell
Blackwell
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