Poised Nixon stresses war end and unity in private talk
Nixon rises above campaigning in a relaxed interview aboard his campaign jet. He says he will dedicate his effort to ending the Vietnam War and seeks a viable peace within months while avoiding firm public promises. He warns against conceding to time by stalling talks and emphasizes national unity over race and regional tensions.
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Vietnam
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Wallace
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Deep South
Law and Order
America
Schord
Communist Party
Chicago
Robert Greenblat
National Mobilization Committee
Quentin Young
Medical Committee On Human Rights
Robert L. Pierson
Illinois State Attorney’s Office
Youth International Party
Yippies
Students For A
Navy finds no defective steel tied to Thresher Scorpion losses
The Navy said ultrasonic surveys of more than half its nuclear submarines found no evidence of defective steel plates as a cause for the Thresher and Scorpion sinkings. Investigators traced the Thresher disaster to engine room piping, while the Scorpion's loss remains under review.
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UPS
Navy
Thresher
Scorpion
Groton
Conn
Peter P. Mariani
Congress
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Mariani
William L. St. Onge
United States
Raymond G. Perelman
Penn Galvanizing Co
Philadelphia
New Hampshire
Azores
Silent Sen McCarthy Eyes 1972 Path Not 1968
Washington dispatch notes Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy may be viewing the 1968 campaign in terms of 1972. His silence on endorsing Humphrey risks party rifts, with Kennedy looming as a potential reshaper if McCarthy fails to align now. A separate Austrian arrest: Julian Armandus van Doren, 64, a Nazi collaborator linked to Belgian crimes, held on police charges.
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UPI
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Richard M. Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
McCarthy
Humphrey
Chicago
National Party
Nixon
Minnesota
Sen
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Kennedy
1968
Bad Hofgastein
Austria
Julian Armandus van Doren
Belgium
House Investigators See Red Plot At Democratic Convention
Washington reports House investigators claim documented proof that at least 21 Communists plotted demonstrations at the Democratic National Convention in August as part of a plan to overthrow the government. Rep Richard Ichord head of a subcommittee said the testimony identified 21 participants in the Chicago riots.
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UPD
House
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D-Mo
House Committee On UN- American Activities
Chicago
Ichord
Peru Junta Overthrows President as Riots Rage in Lima
Army troops used water cannons and tear gas to break up student protests in Lima after the military ousted President Belaunde Terry. Skirmishes erupted in Plaza de Armas and along La Colmena, with shops smashed and one student killed. Belaunde declared exile in Buenos Aires while the junta promised to rule by decree and name a revolutionary president.
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Plaza de Armas
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la Colmena
Belaunde
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Bolivia
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