Gomulka Holds On In Poland Amid Protests
In Warsaw intellectuals attack Gomulka’s culture policy and police use as students protest. Observers see internal party jockeying with no sign of liberalization. Critics blame censorship while Gomulka’s loyalty to the Soviet Union remains strong. A Mickiewicz play suffers amid anti Russian demonstrations.
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Aircraft losses in Vietnam far exceed Korea but lag WWII toll
Pentagon figures show 3,487 U S helicopters and planes destroyed in Vietnam to date, far above Korean losses but well short of World War II totals. The article notes uncertainty in breakdowns by type and cites rising aircraft costs from World War II to Vietnam, with examples like the B 17, B 52, P 51 and F 8 and F 4 Phantom.
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Humphrey Predicts Democrats Will Close Ranks After Conventions
Hubert H. Humphrey spoke optimism about his party’s repairs after conventions as Kennedy Johnson disputes overshadow the race for 1968. Kennedy and McCarthy clash with Johnson aides over a Vietnam policy proposal while Rockefellar weighs a 1968 campaign in Oregon.
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New York
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