Humphrey Faces Dilemma Over Johnson Ties and Victory
Hubert Humphrey stands at the center of Washington politics with enough delegates to win the Democratic nomination but is tied to President Johnson and his Vietnam and domestic policies. Who should speak freely on Vietnam and cities, and whether Humphrey should distance himself or stay loyal, splits Democratic leaders and tests his path to Chicago. Washington watches his struggle as supporters press him to reveal his own views while Johnson weighs his stance.
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Saigon Students Urge Political Settlement In War
Saigon University Student Union representing 25,000 students denounces the war and calls for an end through negotiations to spare the people. The Sinh Vien paper carried the group’s anti American tone with a poem urging uprising and fierce rhetoric against “white-faced enemies.”
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Lesson in English by W L Gordon Indurate word note
A compact glossary style note from W L Gordon explains common usage errors and pronunciations. It highlights preferred forms such as half hour over half an hour and peremptory pronunciation with emphasis on the second syllable. The today’s word indu rate is defined as to make hard, with example sentence about indurates clay.
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