Johnson Faces Retirement With Pride In Policy Record
President Johnson says he has no regrets about his March 31 decision not to seek re election and hints at limited campaigning. He cites foreign policy achievements including Vietnam, the Dominican Republic intervention, and bipolar U S Soviet relations, while stressing his pride in avoiding a communist expansion.
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Barry Goldwater
Hubert Humphrey
Vietnam
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
U.S
Dominican Republic
Cuba
Latin America
Indonesia
Minor Injuries In Cedar Rapids Auto Crashes
Four people suffered minor injuries in two Cedar Rapids crashes. Lidia Mittan 24 was charged with driving without a license and loss of vehicle control after her car hit a parked car on Outlook drive. Mittan's three children and Robert Mittan 26 faced related charges. Bernard Cooper was also injured when his car was rear ended by Brian Doyle whose foot allegedly slipped on the clutch.
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Cedar Rapids
Lidia G. Mittan
Schaeffer Drive
Outlook Drive
Mittan
Robin
Michelle
Gene
St. Luke’s Hospital
Robert E. Mittan
Fifth Avenue
Russell Baird
Bernard D. Cooper
Twenty-seventh Street
Marion
First Avenue
Fifth Street
Brian L. Doyle
Eighth Street
Cooper Auto
Doyle
Cooper
Three Charged in Benton Assault Case
Two Vinton men and a woman posted 115 dollars after being arrested outside a tavern Saturday night for assault and battery. Charged were Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Williams and Glenn Geiger.
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Vinton
Lyle Williams
Glenn Geiger
McCarthy Denies Setting Terms For His Support
Senator Eugene McCarthy denied that he laid down conditions for Vice-President Humphrey to secure his endorsement. He said the four points cited by Gerald Hill were discussed broadly but he has not set terms and has not decided on backing Humphrey.
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Life Magazine
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South Vietnam
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New Democratic Coalition
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George McGovern
Chicago
IRS Rules Deduction For Donor Transplant Costs
The IRS ruled transplant patients may deduct medical expenses for transportation, operation, and recovery of organ donors. The ruling came after a kidney patient paid all donor costs including travel and surgical and hospital bills.
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Washington
UPI
Internal Revenue Service
Thieu Says Enemies Lost Military Part of Vietnam War
President Thieu told the national assembly and at a senate reception that the enemy has lost militarily in Vietnam and is shifting to politics to recover. He warned Hanoi must accept aggression and move toward a staged cease-fire as allied forces plan gradual withdrawal by 1969.
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Saigon
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National Assembly
South Vietnam
Theiu i
Vietnam
Hanoi
Fire at Canarsie Stable Kills 50 Horses
A three alarm blaze at Carroll's Riding Academy in Canarsie Brooklyn Sunday night killed more than 50 horses and sent about the same number fleeing. About 120 firefighters fought the fire which burned out the stable in an hour and two horses were struck by cars while fleeing. Police and the ASPCA rounded up the survivors and moved them to a Jamaica Queens stable. Cause remained undetermined.
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NEW York
Brooklyn
Carroll
Canarsie
American Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Jamaica
Queens
Making Progress Says Biafran Force
A Biafra military communique reports steady progress against Nigerian troops in all sectors. Biafrans claim to have repelled advances on Oguta from Ahoada and note ongoing combat near Onitsha and Aba with high federal casualties.
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Biafran Force
Umuahia, Biafra
UPI
Biafra
Biafran
Oguta
Ahoada
Onitsha
Korean Martyrs Beatified in St Peter's Basilica
Twenty four Roman Catholics martyred during 19th century Korean persecutions were beatified in St Peter's Basilica. The group includes seven French missionaries and 17 Korean converts and may be canonized in the future. The ceremony was led by Archbishop Stephan Kim Sou Hawn of Seoul, with over 200 Koreans and thousands of pilgrims from France in attendance.
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Korea
St. Peter’s Basilica
France
Stephan Kim Sou Hawn
Seoul
France Holds No Detente Until Soviet Troops Leave Czechoslovakia
At the United Nations General Assembly French Foreign Minister Michel Debre condemned Soviet intervention in Czechoslovakia last August. He said no detente can exist while Soviet troops stay on Czech soil and urged their departure to ensure peace in Europe and the world. Debre defended France’s cooperation with West Germany and dismissed fears of a new militarist resurgence in Bonn.
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France
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
Michel Debre
General Assembly
Europe
Debre
West Germany
Bonn
Malaria Epidemic Strikes 90 Percent in Celebas
Indonesia's southeast Celebas region faces a malaria epidemic covering about 90 percent of the population, officials report via Antara News Agency.
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Indonesia
UPI
Antara
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