Johnson Approval Rises Slightly in Gallup Poll
George Gallup reports Johnson’s approval at 41 percent with 49 percent disapproval and 10 percent no opinion. After the Glassboro talks, Johnson gained eight points to 52 percent. Democrat approval rose to 62 percent in the Comber survey, while Nixon trails 49 to 45 for the 1968 match.
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Princeton
N. J
Johnson
Glassboro
Joanson
Midwest
Setnson
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Antenn
Gallup
Richard Nixon
Nixon
John F. Kennedy
U.S
Vietnam
Uruguay
U. S
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Sweden
Brazil
Orange
India
Argentina
West Germany
England
Canada
Australia
France
Germany
Pingland
Calada
SNCC Adopts Militancy Under Carmichael Leadership
The article chronicles SNCC's shift from nonviolent sit ins to armed rhetoric and militant postures under Stokely Carmichael and successor H. Rap Brown. It notes trips abroad, internal tensions, and calls for black power while detailing dwindling membership and financial trouble.
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Don McKee
Associated Press
Atlanta
Stokely Carmichael
Cuba
United States
Carmichael
Student Nonviotent Coordinating Committee
SNCC
Snick
H. Rap Brown
America
Hell
England
Vietnam
Algiers
George Washington Ware
Cleveland L. Sellers
Tokyo
Agaist Brown
Brown
ICC
Martin Luther King
Lowndes
Stassen to Run for President Again Despite Losses
Harold E. Stassen, the veteran contender and once dubbed the boy wonder, announces a fourth bid for the Republican presidential nomination. He cites a peace-focused platform in Vietnam, including UN involvement for North and South Vietnam, staged de escalation, and amnesty aiding Viet Cong communities. He says defeats hardened him but left a base in Pennsylvania and a role at a Philadelphia international law firm.
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Harold Edward Stassen
Stassen
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Gimotinee
Vietnam
North
South
United Nations
Bell
Senate
Everett Dirksen
Dirksen
Nam
Prolific Cambodian Prince Naroduth Sihanouk Writes Worldwide
Prince Norodom Sihanouk of Cambodia is described as a prolific writer who edits four magazines from his palace. He maintains neutrality while clashing with the United States and greeted Mrs. Kennedy during a two week independence day visit. Reporters note Cambodia as peaceful amid regional tension.
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Norodant Sihanouk
Cambodia
United Nations
Terryly
Monaco
Grace Kelly
Prince Rainioe
United States
Washington
Jacqueline Kennedy
Ngural
Cambodian
Devaluation Seen As Last Dice Toss
Britain risks a slide into bankruptcy if devaluation fails to restore economy health as Prime Minister Harold Wilson’s Labour government bets on a 14.8 percent cut in the pound. The plan aims to curb deficits, but unions and business leaders resist risks while prices and labor costs remain unclear. Trade unions opposed pay demands tied to inflation and warned they would restrain themselves if employers did.
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Malkin Associated Press
London
Britain
Bush
Harold Wilson
West Germany
Incsmes
Trades Union Congress
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