Humphrey Returns to Washington After Mexico City Visit
Vice-president Hubert Humphrey greeted by a cheering crowd as he returns from Mexico City where he signed a treaty banning nuclear weapons in the Western Hemisphere. He was to meet President Johnson, who said he would not run for reelection.
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Nixon silent on Vietnam peace plan tied to Johnson moves
Former Vice-president Richard Nixon told reporters in New York he would not reveal his Vietnam peace formula until President Johnson's peace initiatives have a chance. He met with Massachusetts Governor John A. Volpe who indicated he was among potential Republican running mates for the November election.
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Rockefeller declines 1968 presidential bid after Johnson bow
Nelson Rockefeller held to his decision not to seek the presidency as President Johnson announced he would not run again. Rockefeller was photographed entering Albany's executive chambers.
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Lodge Pondering Next Move As West Germany Ambassador
Calm Envoy Henry Cabot Lodge considers strategy after his appointment by President Johnson to West Germany. In Bonn he will succeed veteran diplomat George McGhee as ambassador.
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Learned Counsel Advises Art On Reasonable and Adequate
Washington humor column discusses a fictional legal standard for spanking wives in divorce cases. It quips about provocation, timing, and demeanor with Cary Grant as example, noting Linseed vs Linseed 1949 and emphasizing a smiling approach.
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