Shoup Advocates Peace Plan Over Military Victory
Gen. Shoup told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that a military victory in South Vietnam is impossible and outlined his own peace plan. He urged negotiations with North Vietnam, a timing for talks, and staged U S troop withdrawals, arguing a halt to offensive operations could precede talks without yielding to pressure. He said his plan, submitted last year, would show the country had exhausted attempts for a peaceful settlement even if it failed.
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Nugent Returns to Air Guard Unit at Andrews
President Johnson's son in law J C Fatrick J Nugent reports to the Air National Guard's 113th Tactical Fighter Wing at Andrews Air Force Base. He begins return to active duty after transferring from Texas to the 113th, with hopes of serving in Vietnam. Nugent asked for no publicity while living off base and clerking duties await each morning.
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Unseasonably warm weather across North Carolina clashes with New England flood warnings
A warm southerly air flow produced above normal temperatures in North Carolina with highs in the 80s inland and 70s on the coast. Meanwhile a two day New England flood deluge caused about 50 million dollars in damage and power outages across the region. A cold front moved toward the Carolinas from the upper Ohio Valley, expected to reach the mountains Thursday night and slowly cross Friday, with showers mainly in the western areas by Thursday afternoon and eastern sections by Friday.
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Czech Defection Probe fuels Czech leadership tensions
The article notes Kohout’s disclosures in Prace about Senia and military matters, the visit of Deputy Premier Oldrich Cernik to Moscow to discuss the defection, and meetings between Czech and Soviet officials. It cites criticisms of Defense Minister Lomsky and the National Assembly move toward a no confidence vote against President Novotny amid illness speculation and calls for transparency.
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Howard students demand black education reform at Charter Day
militants pressured Howard University during a Wednesday protest at the Administration building demanding reshaped education to reflect black history and self image. The scene drew hundreds of students and a long Black Power movement history while midterms loomed.
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Truman backs Johnson and predicts easy re election
In Key West Florida former President Truman 83 endorsed President Johnson for reelection saying regular Democrats will vote straight to re elect the President unless split by McCarthy Kennedy or others He dismissed Republican speculation and joked about his weight while noting Johnson gains from Kennedy entering the race and McCarthy splitting the vote
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