Army Reservists Lose Appeal To Stay Transfer to Vietnam
Army moves ahead with transfer orders for 256 reservists who lost a Supreme Court appeal to halt their Vietnam deployment. Justices reconsidered stays, and the court may hear the cases later. Defendants include 113 from Cleveland 1002nd Supplies and Service Co at Fort Meade and others from New York New Jersey and Mississippi.
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Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Douglas
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Wallace Seeks Court Order For Place on Ohio Ballot
Wallace seeks a court order to place his name on Ohio’s ballot as a third party presidential candidate. Supreme Court deliberations on whether Wallace can appear on the ballot followed high profile arguments and state officials cited election law concerns while Wallace supporters filed over 450 thousand petition signatures.
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Supreme Court
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Senate
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Abe Fortas
Johnson
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Ap Als
High Court
Amercan Independent Party
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Richard M. Nixon
Hubert H. Humphrey
Charles S. Lopeman
Ohio Attorney General’s Office
U S Forces Battle Near Saigon in Heavy Fighting
U S infantry and paratroopers fought sustained clashes with North Vietnamese veterans near Trang Bang, 25 miles northwest of Saigon. U S spokesmen reported 147 Communists killed, eight Americans dead, 13 wounded. U S B52s bombed North Vietnam as the battle continued amid artillery and dive bombing support.
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UPS
U.S
Trang Bang
Cambodia
North Vietnam
Border Demilitarized Zone
Furse
Vietnam
da Nang
Humphrey proposes annual U S Soviet summit meetings
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey urged U S and Soviet leaders to hold yearly summits to ensure their vast power is used for peace. He outlined a six point Mideast plan and urged flexible ties with China while campaigning in Pennsylvania.
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UPI
Hubert H. Humphrey
U.S
China
United Press International Editors and Publishers
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Richard M. Nixon
George c.Wallace
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Nual
Nixon
London
K.C. Thaler
Kremlin
Johnson
United States
Middle East
Israel
George Wallace Uses Humor to Disarm Hecklers in Baltimore
George C. Wallace used humor to defuse hecklers at a Baltimore rally as about 300 mostly Black critics tried to drown out his speech. He cracked jokes about signing sandals for hecklers and mocked the term rapport while addressing the Washington press conference about foreign policy and U.S. crime and war strategy. He urged ending the no win Vietnam policy, cutting foreign aid, easing Cuba trade, and seeking African liberation through economic pressure.
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UPI
George C. Wallace
Hitler
Hubert Humphrey
Washington
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Editors and Publishers
Press Club
Alabama
John James
America
Wallace
Vietnam
Cuba
Rhodesia
South Africa
Mideast
General Orders Front Line Duty For All Who Fail to Salute
In PLEIKU South Vietnam Maj Gen Charles P Stone commander of the 18 000 man Fourth Infantry Division says soldiers who fail to salute superior officers are sent to combat areas for punishment Civilians and soldiers voice mixed views on the policy as a Pentagon copy shows the directive was issued Sept 7 and private grumbling continues Australia gains 103 million in US bank loans mostly for airliners and a sergeant jokes about sending defectors to Cambodia reinforcing discipline at Camp Enari where only two soldiers have been killed by enemy action in nearly two years
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South Vietnam
Stone
Camp Enari
Highlands
Walter Stein
Pentagon
Cambodia
Nixon criticizes Democrats for chronic indecisiveness
Buffalo speech moves to strike themes of indecision and weakness in U S leadership. Nixon accuses Democrats of retreat during the current administration and cites rising violence at home and a shaky dollar while urging a generous peace in Vietnam. He pledges to help North Vietnam rebuild if Hanoi deescalates threats against the South during his cross country tour.
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UPI Editors and Publishers
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Australia
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North Bennington Road
Bennington, Vermont
Snow
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Hillside Street
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