Democrats Lose Ground as Elections Approach
Harris survey shows Democrats shrinking lead across offices. In House races Democrats 52 percent to Republicans 48, Senate 52 to 48, Governor races Republicans 53 to 47. 1964 figures cited, with notable drops in Southern gubernatorial support.
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House of Representatives
President Gets Wage Measure
The Senate approved a compromise bill sending the minimum hourly wage to 1.60 in 1969, covering nearly 30 million workers. The measure also expands coverage to non Civil Service federal workers, farm workers, hotel and restaurant staff, transit workers, and higher education employees.
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Washington
Johnson
Senate
House
Gemini 11 lands after record breaking space voyage
Gemini 11 astronauts Charles Conrad Jr and Richard F Gordon Jr end a three day mission with seven space records and a pin point Atlantic splashdown. They reach the carrier Guam two miles from recovery, the closest approach yet by a manned craft to its ship. The crew expresses satisfaction and readiness for another flight after rest.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Atlantic
America
Charles Conrad Jr
Richard F. Gordon Jr
Guam
Gordon
Conrad
Navy
Space Agency
Defense Department
Ste
Texas
Aweigh
Cape
Bird
Mission Control Center
Globe
Red Guards Rally Under Mao Pressure Amid China Crackdown
One million Red Guards and army units gathered in a Beijing square to hear Chairman Mao and Lin Piao amid signals of a controlled slowdown in revolutionary activity. An official editorial urged crops and industry not to slow, hinting at a broader crackdown and possible resumption after harvest.
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Tokyo
Peking
Mao Tze-tung
Lin Piao
Red Guards
Red Guard
Red China
Peking People’s Daily
Marcos Proposals Hear Amid U S Statesman Outreach
President Ferdinand E Marcos told a joint session of Congress that the United States should eventually withdraw from the Southeast Asian mainland after Southeast Asian nations secure their own collective defense. He described a cordon sanitaire to deter Communist China and urged continued lines of communication to seek peace in Viet Nam.
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Spencer Davis Washington
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Philippines
Congress
U.S
Marcos
United States
Viet Nam
Japan
Okinawa
Formosa
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Johnson
China
Soviet Union
Arnall Leads Georgia Runoff Bid In Democratic Governor Race
In Georgia, Liberal former governor Arnall leads after the late primary vote count with 1,497 of 1,903 precincts reporting. Jimmy Carter and Lester Maddox battle for second, as a runoff is possible unless a candidate clears 50 percent.
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Atlanta, Ga
Ellis G. Arnall
Arnall
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Lester G. Maddox
Carter
Maddox
James H. Gray
Garland T. Byrd
Hoke O’kelley
Barry Goldwater
Harlem school opens amid integration clash over control
A new $5 million Harlem intermediate school opens with advanced teaching ideas but invites a standstill as Harlem adult groups demand community board control. They threaten not to open unless administrators and curriculum are determined by the community, while parents and students emphasize education and integration.
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Oat
Martin Gershen
American Newspaper Alliance
New York
New York City
Harlem
I. S
Hernan la Fontaine
East Harlem
Marines Land Near Border in Viet Nam Sweep
U S Marines totaling more than 1 200 reinforced the Viet Nam government troops three miles south of the DMZ in a daylight sweep against North Viet Nam s 324B Division aimed at cutting infiltration. Air and sea action followed with two planes shot down in North Viet Nam raids. one pilot rescued, another missing.
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Robert Tuckman
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Viet Nams
Hanoi
North Viet Nam
Hastings
Viet Nam
Air Force
North
German Sub Hai Sinks During North Sea Gale
A West German training submarine Hai with 21 aboard sank in a North Sea gale. One survivor, boatswain Silbernagle, and two drowned crewmen were rescued as search aircraft and ships hunted for more survivors aboard the 118 foot vessel en route to Aberdeen Scotland with its sister sub Hecht and a tender.
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Hamburg
Germany
Hai
England
Martin
Defense Ministry
Silbernagle
Aberdeen
Scotland
Hecht
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