Crisis Delays Negotiations For New LBJ Kosygin Summit
President Johnson aims to meet Soviet Premier Kosygin within 60 days to discuss nuclear disarmament and Europe. Czech crisis delays talks but does not end negotiations. Rusk signals potential U N sanctions and congressional delays on the nonproliferation treaty. Johnson seeks a peaceful political handling of Czechoslovakia and a possible summit to curb the arms race.
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McCarthy Faces Losses as Battle for Delegates Intensifies
Senator Eugene J. McCarthy's bid for the Democratic nomination stalls as credentials panel blends Georgia and other delegations and platform writers lean toward a pro administration Vietnam plank. Humphrey closes in on the nomination with 1,120 committed votes to McCarthy's 457, while many delegates remain uncommitted.
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Kennedy May Address Democratic Convention by TV
Boston report says Senator Edward Kennedy will skip Chicago for home near Hyannis Port and may address the Democratic National Convention via closed circuit TV to introduce memorial services for Robert F. Kennedy. DiSalle reportedly plans to nominate Kennedy for president despite family pressures. Meanwhile Johnson convenes congressional leaders to discuss Czechoslovakia as war protests continue and McCarthy Humphrey supporters praise a Vietnam war address by Worcester speechmaker.
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Motions Taken Under Advisement in Alabama Desegregation Case
A three judge federal panel took under advisement motions to scrap the freedom of choice desegregation method in Alabama schools and promised a speedy cautious decision. Gov. Brewer urged keeping freedom of choice while Fred Gray argued it merely buys time for whites to form private schools. At least 99 systems use the method with 19 under other orders.
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