Kennedy Plans to Campaign for Johnson in 1968 Test
Senator Robert F. Kennedy signals he will not seek the Democratic nomination in 1968. He may file disclosures to enter primaries in Oregon or Nebraska and would campaign for President Johnson, balancing support for Johnson with ongoing critiques of his Vietnam War policy.
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Viet Cong Terrorist Drive Aimed At Vietnamese Voting
Intelligence sources report a Viet Cong campaign to disrupt village and hamlet elections in South Vietnam. Guerrillas threaten candidates, warn voters, seize registration cards, and order people to stay home during the upcoming polls near Saigon.
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Air Force veteran opposes Vietnam war and refuses to fight
A 12 year Air Force veteran and former Air Force Academy instructor said the Vietnam war is unjust and immoral and he would refuse to fight if ordered. Separately, Capt. Dale E. Noyd seeks court action to resign or be reassigned to duties aligning with his beliefs after his conscientious objector status was denied. The suit names Defense Secretary McNamara and others as defendants.
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Greece Expels Two Soviet Diplomats Amid Spying Ring
Athens orders Albert Zaharov and Igor Ochurkov to leave by Wednesday night over evidence of activities incompatible with their status. The move follows a larger NATO spying ring uncovered in the Mediterranean and ties to three Italians charged in Turin for espionage.
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Stephen Girard Named First American Millionaire
Stephen Girard, a leading financier of the War of 1812, is regarded as the first American millionaire for his vast wealth and influence in early U.S. finance.
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Humphrey Arrives in Netherlands for Talks with Royals
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey arrived in the Netherlands from Geneva for two weeks of European talks with Queen Juliana and Dutch leaders. He aimed to learn and listen while stressing NATO, law and order, and peaceful institutions amid potential antiwar protests and differing views on trade and nuclear accords.
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White House Reclaimed by First Family for Easter Viewing
The First Family spent Easter weekend at the White House after visiting Camp David in Maryland. President Johnson and his wife Lady Bird with their daughter Lynda were seen on the lawn near the Catoctin Mountains.
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