Withdrawal Proposal Prompts Vietnam Exit Debate
The Democratic Policy Council debates a full U S withdrawal from Vietnam within 18 months. Led by W Averell Bardman and Humphrey, Harris, Muskie back the plan, while antiwar and conservative factions oppose timing and implications for U S strategy and Vietnamization.
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Hubert H. Wumphrey
Fred R. Harris
Autiwar
Jung
Policy Council
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Humphrey
Harris
Sen
Edmund
Muskie
Maine
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Fire and explosion sighted along Lake Erie shoreline
Suburban Euclid residents watched flames shoot 40 feet into the air from a lake patch near East 205th Street as black smoke spread over the area. The blaze was fueled by gasoline dumped into the lake via a storm sewer, creating a hazardous scene by the water.
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Lake Shore
Tames
Lake Erie
East 205Th Street
Area News Feat C l Classified C4 to D T Comica Editorial
Local page section highlights include community notices and entertainment notes. Classified items span farm home features and women’s pages with brief items, obituaries, sports results, and television listings.
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Chile Hijack Shooting Triggers National Airline Strike
In Santiago LAN-Chile crews walked off during a 12 hour strike protesting a police shoot-out with two hijackers on a plane at refueling. One hijacker killed, the other captured. hostages and crew wounded. Investigators link hijackers to the MIR leftist group.
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Chile
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Lan-Chile
Lice
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Judlal
Pueesaeeee
Pedro Lenin Valenzuela
Omar Marcelo Vasquez
MIR
Peking
Trial Of Chicago Nears Tumultuous Trial
AP Chicago report on the 1968 Democratic Convention riots case as the government rests its case. Judge Hoffman denies then grants a defense recess to allow witnesses and documents for surrebuttal. Defense cites witnesses out of state and in Europe. jury trial proceeds toward awaiting testimony.
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Julius J. Hoffman
U.S
William M. Kimscher
Europe
Burns Predicts Future Unemployment Increase
Arthur F. Burns, chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, warned on Saturday that the economy faces a readjustment with higher unemployment and a further housing decline in coming months. He called the situation a healthy correction and said rising productivity is needed to prevent deeper decline, noting little productivity growth in 1969 and considering selective credit controls as a possible day to day measure.
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U.S
Olahama
Honolulu
Hawaii
Senate
David ©. MuClung
House
John A. Bunns
Washington
Burns
Congress
Federal Reserve Board
Cameraman Film Viewing Ruling Shifts in Trial
In a court dispute over whether a cameraman would view convention week violence footage, U.S. District Attorney Thomas A. Foran urged a revess to allow film access to prevent defense remarks on repressiveness. Judge Hoffman granted the suggestion after defense table laughter and reversed an earlier ruling, prompting further agreement talks.
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U.S
Hoffman
Forran
Kunstlee
Uoffman
Rogers Starts 16 Day Africa Tour In Morocco
Secretary of State William P. Rogers arrived in Rabat on a two day Africa tour to explain U S policy and counter misapprehensions about its Middle East role He stressed one united U S interest to seek peace and to strengthen ties under the 1783 treaty with Morocco while noting growing U S Moroccan relations during Nixon era outreach to Africa and questions about arms to Israel.
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Kingdom of
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Congress
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Israel
Arab League
Southern schools lag in integration amid boycotts and violence
Amid boycotts and threats, several Southern districts failed to meet integration deadlines set by the Supreme Court and federal courts. White resistance and private-school enrollments rose while some districts opened with mixed attendance and sporadic violence, including notable tensions in Gainesville Florida where Lincoln High students transferred to other schools without incident. The Supreme Court signaled orders will be enforced as September desegregation deadlines loom.
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