Law Dean Urges Prosecution of King and Carmichael
Notre Dame Law School dean Joseph O'Meara argues in the American Bar Journal that Martin Luther King Jr and Stokely Carmichael should be prosecuted for advocating defiance of federal draft laws. He says civil rights aims do not justify obstructing military service and urges action against those urging conscientious objection.
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Oslo
Norway
Department of Justice
O'Meara
Carmichael
Schenk
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United States
Supreme Court
Charles T. Schenk
New York
King
Martin Luther King
Stokely Carmichael J
Canada budget aims for output rise and slower price gain
The government described a white paper and draft legislation for reforms to be sent to Parliament, forecasting a 1968 rise in real output and only modest price increases. The current year is seen with expenditures near 9.9 billion and revenues around 9.07 billion, with new taxes and corporate collections boosting deficits to 785 million before next year’s savings.
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Paterne
Commons
Sharp
Weather Thaws After Snowstorm Across Mid-Atlantic
The storm brought rain and snow to Tidewater Virginia and North Carolina with a major east coast snow system from Washington to New York closing schools and delaying flights. Forecasts call for clearing by Thursday night, cooler Friday, and warming into the weekend as western systems threaten further precip.
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Friendship Inernational
Washington
Baltimore
Laurel
College Park
University of Maryland
Weather Bureau
New Jersey
New Jersey Turnpike
New York City
Lincoln Tunnel
Mabbattan
Turnpike
Holland Tunnel
Kennedy Airport
New York
La[Guardia Field
Newark Airport
Hudson River
Tidewater Virginia
Richmond
Associated Press
Mississippi Valley
North Carolina
Washington National Airport
Dulles International Airport
Chantilly
Quake Strikes Debar Macedonia Amid Rescue Efforts
A powerful quake centered near the Albanian border devastates Debar Macedonia. Rescue teams press urgent evacuations as roads collapse and aid pours in from dozens of bulldozers and trucks with water food and tents. Premier Mincey tours the area praising first aid.
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Macedonia
Seismological Institute
Skopje
Debar
Nikola Mincey
de’ Bar
War costs push taxes rise while committee seeks more savings
The text notes a $2 billion increase in war costs and a $2 billion economize push, with the committee unsatisfied and hinting that members may demand additional cuts or changes to Title 1, the spending portion of the administration bill.
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Juan Iri goven Yepe sails Bolivia bound plane today
New York AP reports Juan Iri goven Yepe will depart for Bolivia on a Friday flight, ending a 12 year U.S. stay. Born without arms, he learned to walk with custom shoulder hip prostheses and a saddle seat. Trained as a computer programmer, he is now independent, plans to volunteer at La Pa kids’ hospital teaching rehabilitation skills.
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Juan Irigoven
Yepe
United States
Gian
Howard A. Rusk
Juan
la Pa
Bolivia
Bhoy
Institute of Rehabilitation Medicine
Pacific College
Fresno
Calif
Rusk
I Rusk
Children
McCarthy Seeks Democratic Backing to Challenge Johnson
Senator McCarthy outlines a strategy to rally Senate members and other politicians behind his challenge to President Johnson. He says the move aims to restore belief in American politics without threatening Democratic unity, while noting he would not launch a third party bid if Johnson is renominated. Kennedy weighs in, with McCarthy noting Kennedy could join or support his effort, though no commitment exists.
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Mely
Indiana
North Dakota
George
McGovern
South Dakota
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Asia
Hartke
Son
Kennedy
L Kennedy
New York
Vietnam War Update From Front Lines Around Con Thien
U S intelligence estimates 35 000 to 40 000 North Vietnamese troops near the demilitarized zone as B52 bombers and fighter bombers pound frontier areas. Casualties rise around Bu Dop with seven U S infantrymen and 31 North Vietnamese killed, 13 wounded, and South Vietnamese irregulars claiming 40 Communist deaths. US air power targets include Tak To and Hanoi Haiphong districts as troops maneuver near Bu Dop Loc Ninh and Con Thien amid monsoon weather delays.
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South Vietnam
Hon Gai
Haiphong
Hanoi
Hanoi-Haiphong
Dak To
Central Highlands
Avan
U.S
Bu Cop
Ines
Bo Dop
Sai ' Gon
Bo Duc
Loc Ninh
McNamara eyed bank post as potential World Bank nominee
The article traces McNamara's path from Pentagon chief toward a possible bank post. It recounts Woods inviting him to consider the World Bank job, Johnson’s backing, and mid October talks on successors, with Kennedy questioning whether McNamara would leave the cabinet. It notes his stated readiness to serve until replaced.
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McNamara
Johnson
Pentagon
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Bank
World Bank
Phil G. Goulding
Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
United States
Fowler
Mel
Namara
Hoowever
Senate approves ban on at large elections excluding two states
The Senate voted 54 to 24 to ban at large elections for House members, with Hawaii and New Mexico winning an exception to keep electing two representatives at large. Debate centered on risks of gerrymandering and conflicts with one man one vote, as lawmakers argued over delaying districting until after 1968 elections.
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Hawaii
New Mexico
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R-Teno
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Mlc
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Supreme
California
New York
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Pennsylvania
Congress
Rtate
Baker
Brooke
Mass
Ricardo Yield
V. Samala
Jack Miller
Iowa
Hiram L. Fong
Daniel K. Inouye
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
Suit claims dentist botched mammoplasty in Miami hospital
A West Palm Beach woman sued a Miami doctor in 1963 alleging a mammoplasty reduced her breasts from size 42 to 98, left her “flat as a pancake,” and cost her fiancé. She sought damages as the jury trial before Judge Hal P. Dekle concluded midweek.
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Mercy Hospital
Miami
Pentagon shifts on McNamara plan amid National Guard cutback
A Defense Department move to cut Army National Guard recruiting hints at overstrength rather than manpower shortages. Officials could not immediately explain the change while associates of the defense chief reject the notion. McNamara may become a political target in the presidential race, but the move could also aid the President by sharing responsibility.
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Army National Guard
Pentagon
McNamara
Florida high school mystery bodies found, two youths named
Principal Kenneth Weslow said little as Florida authorities handle the case. Police informants traced a Minnesota ring to an Indiana school. Two boys, one tanned and tall with gray-blue eyes, the other pale with blue eyes and reddish-brown hair, appeared to have died late Tuesday night or Wednesday morning.
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Florida
Sheriff's Office
Bunnell
New York
Seaboard
Minnesota
Edmundson
Indiana
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