Nixon Seen in Lead For GOP Nomination
Washington reports most Republican leaders see Richard Nixon ahead for the 1968 GOP nomination though with reservations about avoiding gaffes and proving primaries wins. Harris poll shows Nixon ahead of Rockefeller Romney and Reagan among Republicans. against Johnson he trails 47 to 44.
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Spaniards describe North Vietnam as hell on earth
Seven Spaniards and their Vietnamese families arrived in Madrid after more than a decade in North Vietnam. Former French Foreign Legion members recall life as “in a concentration camp,” six wives and 12 children among those released. They left after the 1954 French defeat and years of regret, stating they had just escaped hell.
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NATO to Approve Flexible Defense Policy in Major Shift
NATO ministers in Brussels consider a U.S. backed flexible defense plan replacing massive retaliation with initial conventional forces. The move aims to curb nuclear risk while giving smaller members more voice in nuclear planning amid Cold War tensions.
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Adjournment Endangers LBJ's School Aid Bill
Washington (UPI) Time may run out to send the school aid bill to President Johnson before Congress adjourns for the year. The Senate approved a $14.2 billion three year version by 71 to 7, with House negotiators to meet likely Wednesday to seek a compromise on the one year $4.1 billion measure from May. Disputes include how to apportion $2.6 billion to districts based on poverty, extended aid terms, total authorizations, and Civil Rights Act compliance guidelines, with a House amendment to curb arbitrary enforcement.
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Defy De Gaulle Presses Britain Bid to Join Common Market
The Common Market executive commission defied Charles de Gaulle and said Britain must be negotiated for membership or face a grave crisis. Jean Rey announced readiness to mediate talks with Britain as support grows among West Germany Italy Belgium Holland and Luxembourg while France remains opposed.
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