Kennan Warns on Soviet Actions After Czechoslovakia Invasion
Former diplomat George Kennan argued that the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia revealed internal factionalism and weak strategic coherence. He said the West cannot ignore changes in Soviet behavior and suggested possible ground work with European allies to alter military posture, noting the need to reassess troop deployments and diplomacy.
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Kennan
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Germany
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Hungary
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Secret Police
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Battered body found hanging at Alabama school
Police reported the discovery of a Negro man hanging from the roof of an abandoned school in Prichard Alabama. Investigators said a switchblade was found and a 30 year old local man identified as Deloach was held for questioning. Firebombings and protests have occurred in Prichard and Mobile this year. Authorities said two people were detained on public drunkenness charges. The case remained under investigation with state toxicologists assisting and no charges filed yet.
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Civil Rights
Negro Section
Prichard
As &. C. Deloach
Mo-prichard
Mobile
Tse
Deloach
Hosiash Barney
W. ©. Capps
Czechs Seek Popular Support Amid Prague Tensions
Czechoslovak officials stress appealing to the public over strict power politics while Dubcek vows the Communist party will win mass backing through work on timely problems. Cernik cites agreements with the Soviets and Moscow's push for permanent Warsaw Pact troop border deployment near West Germany. Col. Mainter claims the border guard maintains defense, stating capacity to protect the frontier without new measures.
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Czechoslovak Communist Party
Cernik
Cierna-on-Tison
Bratislava
Czechoslovakia
West Germany
Col
F. Mainter
Western Frontier Border Brigade
Prague
Svobodne Aleway
Wallace seen as potential winner of six state votes
Sen McClellan estimates Wallace at 50 percent in Arkansas while Rockefeller camps to swing six electoral votes to Nixon and GOP ticket. Harris notes Oklahoma strength could hurt Nixon more than Humphrey. Holland sees possible Florida carry for Wallace, Javits predicts limited statewide impact beyond New York.
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Wallace
GOP
Winthrop Rockefeller
Nixon
Fred Harris
D-Okla
Oklahoma
Harris
Humphrey
Spessard L. Holland
DiFla
Florida
Jacob K. Javits
R-N-Y
Sid
New York
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