Milwaukee Fourteen Arrested After Draft Records Burned
Fourteen people including five Roman Catholic priests were arrested after thousands of draft records were burned outside a Milwaukee Selective Service office. Protesters said the action aimed to prevent inductions for about 27,000 eligibles. Authorities expect few inductions to be halted, with bonds set from 25 000 to 30 000 on arson burglary and criminal damage charges.
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New York teachers strike talks yield no progress
U S and world briefs report face to face talks with no movement from either side in the New York public school teachers strike. Mayor Lindsay summoned officials to Gracie Mansion for the sessions as no agreement was reached.
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Laird predicts June troop cut in Vietnam amid debate
Rep. Melvin Laird says a 90,000 troop reduction in Vietnam is likely by June but not a hollow concession to doves. He brands Humphrey’s talk on early withdrawals as dangerous and irresponsible. Nixon backs a careful reduction tied to readiness and peace talks. Humphrey calls for a TV debate and cites hostile hecklers as obstacles in Minnesota.
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Fortas Opponents Stand Ready to Extend Filibuster
In Washington a new Senate tally shows Fortas opponents retain strength to prolong the filibuster. The AP reports lawmakers aligned against the nomination and signal continued resistance despite mounting pressure and and potential procedural moves.
Filibuster Foes Make Move On Fortas Nomination
A new AP poll shows opponents with 35 votes to block debate on Fortas as Senate leaders urge a cloture showdown. Mansfield seeks a vote on limiting debate by week’s start, while Thurmond and Griffin warn of extended discussion. If cloture fails, another attempt may target confirmation.
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Rioters Routed By Rain Amid Mexico City Unrest
Heavy rain dispersed rioting students in Mexico City after more than 24 hours of clashes with police. At least 15 dead, with four more unconfirmed in hit-and-run incidents involving students, police and soldiers. The violence peaked in the northwest and Ciudadela, with buses burned and police using tear gas. Officials prepared for the Olympics set for Oct 12 as protests continued to ease.
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