Campus Concerned Democrats back McCarthy push in universities
A group named Campus Concerned Democrats led by University of Michigan professor Orro Feinstein backs Senator Evonne McCarthy in the Democratic primaries, urging action on foreign policy and ending the Vietnam war. The effort seeks faculty donations and names for campaign use, drawing supporters from Davidson College, Duke University, and the University of North Carolina, though its apparent strength is modest compared with broader public concern.
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Evonne McCarthy
Minnesota
McCartuy
Vietnam
Americans For Democratic Action
Democratic Party
Hubert Humphrey
Johnson
LBJ
ADA
McCarthy
Senator McCarthy
North Carolina
Davidson College
Duke University
University of North Carolina
Ready to Vote in Virginia Liquor By The Drink Battle
The Senate approves local option elections for liquor by the drink in a 24 to 16 vote accelerating a change that began in Virginia Beach years ago. Effective July 1, referenda can be held 60 days after 15 percent petitions. Danville and other localities may push for votes this fall ahead of the November 5 elections, with state bond issues also on the ballot.
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Senate
Virginia Beach
General Assembly
Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Danville
Pittsylvania County
Danvillians
United States
Danville Register
Associated Press
Branham Company
Chicago
New York
Atlanta
Detroit
Dallas
St. Louis
Charlotte
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Kansas City
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Miami
Romney Campaign in New Hampshire Uses Run For Your Life Bus
George Romney heads to New Hampshire on a campaign tour aboard a special bus aimed at shaking hands with voters. He reiterates winning New Hampshire is essential and acknowledges an uphill battle against Nixon. Polls show Nixon holding a broad lead, with Rockefeller gaining ground but drawing votes from others, keeping Nixon the frontrunner for the GOP nomination.
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George Romney
New Hampshire
Archard M. Nixon
Romney
Wisconsin
Nelson Rockercuuen
Nixon
Gamur
Rockefeller
Reacay
Harricnp
Lindsay
Proposal to move holidays to Monday sparks debate
A muddled discussion rises over shifting all holidays to Mondays amid inflation, taxes, and questions of practicality. A bus passenger voices a family-centered view on hair and fairness as urban improvements contrast with rural highway changes.
Buckley on the Pueblo affair and credibility gaps
William F Buckley Jr offers practical and theoretical thoughts on the Pueblo incident. He questions American credibility, North Korean statements, and the 12 mile limit claim while suggesting an international inspection of navigational data to determine guilt beyond pride. He critiques media and political responses and weighs the implications for U S prestige.
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Pueblo
John Doe
North Korea
Murray Kempton
New York
Annapolis
Pueblo Pueblo Pueblo the Pueblo and U S foreign policy thoughts
The piece questions what critical security information aboard the Pueblo might be, debates how the United States should respond to the ship's capture, and critiques American strategy in Asia. It contrasts U S restraint with possible escalation and reflects on imperial legacies in Martinique and the Virgin Islands, criticizing policy and geopolitics.
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Pueblo
Wonsan
North Korea
Fort-De-France
Martinique
la Surete
Guadeloupe
Guiana
Caribbean
France
Chambers of Deputies
Senate
de Gaulle
China
United States
Canada
Virgin Islands
Interior Department
Ralph Paiewonsky
Virgin
Pueblo Pueblo Pueblo Pueblo analysis of North Korea and Vietnam stance
Ralph de Toledano surveys the Pueblo incident and North Korea's actions against the United States. He contrasts hawk and dove views, questions why Pueblo was near open waters, and discusses potential escalation, defense readiness, and the political pressures on Johnson and Congress.
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North Korea
Pueblo
U.S
Philadelphia
South Vietnam
Tripoli
United States
Stephen Decatur
Washington
Johnson
Franklin D
Roosevelt
Great Britain
Korea
Clark Clifford
Vietnam
Lyndon John- Pueblo
South Korea
Herald
Seoul
Pentagon
Atha
Hayes
Petition seeks amnesty for Sinyavsky and Daniel
In a Penn Club style lament, about 500 authors call on the Soviet Union to free dissident writers Andrei Sinyavsky and Yuli Daniel. The piece criticizes proponents of socialism and laments Communist use of repression while noting a Washington trial planned by anti-Communist groups.
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P.E.N. Club
Soviet Union
Andrei Sinyavsky
Yuli Daniel
Uet
Dwight Macdonald
Lewis Mumford
Upton Sinclair
Sinyavsky and
Daniel
Sinyavksy-Daniel
Paice Ee
Dwight Macdonalds
Upton Sinclairs
Georgetown University
Washington, D. C
Soviet
Russia
Sinclair
Jimmy Durante
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William F. Buckley, Jr
Uss Pueblo
Holmes Alexander
Congress
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Udall
St. Croix
Hesg DW
Harvey Aluminum
Virgin Islanders
America
Fof
Fuseloylere
Ralph de Toledano
Pearl Harbor
Defense
Robert
U. S&s
McNamara
Wesarenesas
Chamberlain
Young Americans For Freedom
National Catholic Press
Kaivmn
Elmer Davis
Khrushchev
Cardinal Mindszenty
Budapest
Fidel Castro
Huber Matos
Regis Debray
Bolivia
Hitler
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