Meeting at Hyannis Port Ponders Kennedy's Future
A Hyannis Port meeting brought Kennedys and aides to discuss the future of Senator Edward Kennedy. Participants included Robert S. McNamara and Arthur Schlesinger as memorial plans were explored. The gathering focused on a nonpolitical living memorial rather than a campaign decision. Kennedy, 36, had just returned from a Maine coast sailing.
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Robert S.cNamara
Arthur M. Schlesing
Theodore C. Sorensen
Kenneth P. O'Donnell
Hyannis Port
Tate
John F. Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
City Sales Tax Plan Leuuled
Sacramento, UPS report that a proposed constitutional amendment to let cities raise sales taxes was killed in the Assembly. The measure, a Knox plan, would have allowed intercity revenue sharing and faced a rejected Senate change, with a failed two house conference compromise. Knox seeks a new conference to restore the original proposal to aid his district facing a boundary shipping center issue.
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Boston Hippies Clash With Police on Boston Common
A melee on the Boston Common involves about 75 hippies and 75 club wielding police. Early morning scuffles hospitalize two persons and lead to 28 arrests for curfew violations as officers restore order for the third night in a row.
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U S Warplane Losses Drop Sharply In Vietnam Reports
An Associated Press summary notes U S bombing raids over North Vietnam have declined since Johnson’s controls, while southward missions near the Panhandle rose. Daily communiques show 30 planes lost over the North this period versus higher past totals, with monthly mission figures modestly lower through spring.
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Gate Span Bid Plan Is Voted
SACRAMENTO AP competitive bidding for Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District contracts and annual audits would be required under Senate approved legislation. The bill, by Assemblyman William T. Bagley, targets contracts over 5,000 and makes evading bidding a crime. The measure now goes to the Assembly for amendments and final passage.
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Humphrey Mum On Kennedy Link In 1968 Ticket Talk
Vice President Hubert J. Humphrey avoided saying he would offer the vice presidency to Senator Edward M. Kennedy. He noted Kennedy’s wishes would guide any decision, while noting many Democrats at the National Governors Conference favored a Humphrey Kennedy ticket. The remarks came during a taped appearance on the Dick Cavett Show amid broader 1968 campaign coverage.
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Relaxing LBJ Ponders Meet With Governors
In Hyannisport a group tied to President Kennedy and Robert Kennedy discussed a potential living memorial for the slain senator. Frank Mankiewicz said no political agenda was present as the talks focused on planning. labor strife slowed party preparations and Johnson's Texas ranch stopover preceded a return to Washington and a governors conference invitation.
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Heart transplant saves Nebraskan in Houston operation
In Houston St Luke's Episcopal hospital completed a heart transplant from 16 year old donor Michael Buxton to 57 year old Henry W Duvgers of Beatrice Neb. It was the 27th such transplant in the world and second in three days at the hospital. The donor died from head injuries after an auto accident Monday.
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Deaf Mute Miller Inspires Army Corps of Engineers Office
In Kansas City AP report, 17 members of an Army Corps of Engineers unit learn sign language to communicate with deaf draftsman Johnny M. Millar. Colleagues rapid progress turn writing into hand gestures, with coworkers like Linda Farr joining in and sharing jokes in sign. Millar, 25, a Missouri School for the Deaf graduate, works as a cartographic draftsman etching maps on film.
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