Soviets Open To Talks On Missile Defense Limits
ARD reports new Moscow posture shows readiness to discuss curbing ballistic missile defenses. Johnson pushes for negotiated limits as both nations face enacting costly ABM programs. Moscow may view Vietnam war costs and domestic needs as limiting factors, making a deal timely for both sides.
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McCarthy Paris Talks Risk and the Peace Effort
The piece cautions Senator McCarthy about meeting North Vietnamese spokesmen in Paris, warning that misreading U.S. public mood could derail peace talks and jeopardize his political future. It stresses careful, restrained diplomacy and warns against pushing unilateral withdrawal.
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Ho Chi Minh
Credible Campaign Tricks Highlight 1968 Race
The piece outlines tactics labeled underdoggery overguess and philosophy used by presidential hopefuls in 1968. It notes Humphrey Reagan Nixon Rockefeller and Stassen employ these devices to shape perceptions of odds and poll results.
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Harold Stassen
Dollar Health Hangs on U S Slowdown and Global Wakeup
J A Livingston argues paper gold cannot fix the international monetary system. He cites Prof. Marjolin and warns that U S balance of payments deficits or surpluses unsettle reserves. The piece outlines Operation Slowdown and urges self restraint to stabilize the dollar amid global shifts.
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McCarthy emerges as a striking political phenomenon
James Reston profiles Eugene McCarthy as a compelling and unconventional contender. The Minnesota senator rides an antiwar wave, draws large donations, and attracts voters tired of professional politicians. His calm demeanor, detachment, and willingness to challenge the war policy keep him in the race despite skepticism from leaders and delegates.
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New York
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Rockefeller
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Racial attack at Cornell College prompts forum in Cedar Rapids
A group of Cornell College faculty members issue a public statement condemning a daylight assault on a Black student walking with a White friend in Cedar Rapids. They call for responsibility to curb violence and express concern over the student’s decision to returnSouth. The editor notes police findings were inconclusive and cites a broader national wave of violence.
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