McCarthy Sows Romanticish Run Against Johnson
AP analysis notes Senator Eugene McCarthy plans to enter Democratic primaries to push for a negotiated Vietnam settlement within months while hinting at a broader challenge if needed. The Minnesota Democrat, 51, taught at St. Thomas College and is portrayed as an intellectual rallying figure for war weary voters amid Johnson's presidency.
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Graveyard Cross Damaged by Mortar Fire in Vietnam Frontier
In South Vietnam near the Du Dop special forces camp a cemetery cross was knocked down by mortar fire and another grave marked by small arms fire. The scene shows U S 1st Infantry Division troops patrolling the area after a Communist attack.
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Poll finds 58 percent unaware of Sen Eugene McCarthy
Gallup survey shows 58 percent of nationally sampled adults had never read or heard of Minnesota senator Eugene McCarthy a Democratic 1968 presidential hopeful. Among the informed 42 percent Johnson leads McCarthy two to one in primaries, and three to one among rank and file Democrats. Gallup notes the poll occurred before McCarthy announced his candidacy.
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Urban violence in Guatemala nears final stage with 4000 dead
The AP reports a deadly urban conflict in Guatemala City tied to left and right extremists, organized gangs, and a clandestine police military operation. Despite rising violence, officials say the urban conflict is nearing its final stage as security funds rise and President Mendez Montenegro consolidates power.
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Julio Cesar Menedez
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Mano Blanca
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Goldberg Weighs Resignation as U N Ambassador
Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg, 59, is considering resigning from his post at the United Nations. President Johnson is reportedly agreeable, but no formal resignation has been submitted or a leaving date set. Goldberg, a former labor secretary and Kennedy era official, has indicated interest in private law practice and possible Supreme Court consideration.
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NP to Buy Plum Creek and Royal Logging Stakes
Northern Pacific Railway Co offers 6 million to acquire 93.6 percent of Plum Creek Lumber Co and 50 percent of Royal Logging Co in Montana. Executors accept the bid for court approval, part of NP's forest products diversification plan.
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