National Window Humphrey Must Walk Tightrope Between ADA and President
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey faces a delicate balancing act as ADA meets in its 20th annual convention starting March 31 in Washington. ADA distrusts Johnson’s liberal record, while Johnson needs ADA support to back Humphrey’s bid for 1972. The feud intensifies with war policy disputes and Kennedy’s challenge, forcing Humphrey to navigate amid ADA criticism and White House watchfulness.
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Thant urges halt to bombing to foster talks
U N Secretary General Thant said the United States should stop bombing North Vietnam to avoid a prolonged bloody conflict in Southeast Asia. He spoke after returning to New York from Burma where he met North Vietnamese representatives and stressed cessation could lead to peace talks within weeks.
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Hasty Pudding Adopts Bob Hope
Comedian Bob Hope will become the first honorary member of the Hasty Pudding Theatricals at Harvard University. He is cited for outstanding accomplishments in entertainment and goodwill worldwide and will receive the award at the opening of the 1967 production A Hit and A Myth.
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Pressure Mounts on President To Re Examine Peace Proposals
Washington UPI reports mounting pressure on President Johnson to re examine all peace proposals for Vietnam. Sen Javits criticizes Kennedy proposals as hindered by political emotion while Mansfield urges ceasefire and negotiations. Edward Kennedy backs family plan calling for intensified efforts to end the war.
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Yonkers
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Hoffa fights to stay free as jail looms over Hoffa
Teamsters Union President James R. Hoffa appeals to the U S Circuit Court of Appeals to overturn a lower court and grant habeas relief delaying his eight year prison term for jury tampering. If denied, he must surrender Tuesday to begin the sentence. High winds toppled a drive in theater screen yet the marquee remained displaying Gone With the Wind.
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