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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1968
Page
28
Senator Kennedy, in response to questions, says he will continue presenting ideas on national problems and believes the Democratic party can win in November. He notes the path to Chicago is long, discusses Johnson's withdrawal, and pledges to address violence and disorder with new proposals.
He speaks of depen dence on nuclear weapons and the role of the United States in relations with other countries. He predicts Vietnam will improve while Africa Europe Latin America and China pose ongoing challenges. He cites domestic racial tensions as a prime concern risking Americans’ living conditions and urges urgent national reflection.
Eugene J. Drexler 79 a lifelong Central City resident died Sunday at his home He was born September 25 1888 in Central City He married Edna Dunn March 15 1928 He retired in 1964 from farming in the Central City area Surviving wife three daughters two sons five grandchildren one great grandchild two brothers and a sisterServices 3 pm Wednesday Murdoch chapel Central City burial Mt Clark cemetery Friends may call after 6 pm Monday Casket not opened after service
A brief urging to think of want ads first as a fast way to fill needs. The guideline emphasizes using classified-style listings to match wants with available items, services, or opportunities quickly.
President Johnson signals continued air strikes against North Vietnam including the Red River valley while Hanoi Haiphong is shielded by monsoon. Thieu announces general mobilization with 340,000 regulars and 342,000 regional forces. Draft ages expand to 18 through 33 men and 17 to 45 for conscription, with women also eligible.
President Johnson announced a partial halt in bombing North Vietnam and outlined troop and funding plans while calling for national unity. He said he would not seek re election and urged Americans to unite to defend peace and the country’s economic role. In Saigon crowds cheered the speech as a GI voiced disbelief at the decision.
American evangelist Billy Graham arrived in Sydney to launch his second Australian crusade beginning Monday. He is set to conduct series of citywide meetings with plans to reach thousands of worshippers across Australia. organizers hope to boost religious revival and public engagement.
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