McCarthy Waves Revolt Banner in Democratic Rift
Washington AP report notes Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy still waves the revolt banner behind the Vote Humphrey sign. He endorses Hubert Humphrey for president and plans to push reforms within the Democratic party, while declining to seek Senate re election in 1970 or the 1972 presidential nomination. The move aims to keep youth volunteers engaged in future national contests.
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Findings in Shootings to Be Revealed at Cummins Prison Farm
Gov Rockefeller said the state Board of Correction would soon reveal its findings on the Cummins Prison Farm shooting incident where guards fired birdshot at 24 inmates on December 14 after they refused orders to move. FBI agents remained at the scene as Crank of the Democratic party noted ongoing investigations.
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Rockefeller on riot control and fire trucks in history
The candidate said there were fire trucks to move inmates and he would have preferred water hoses if true. He admitted not being proud of using shotguns to compel rioters to move and framed the issue as a historical question.
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ALC Asked to Study Fees Paid by State
Arkansas Legislative Council was asked to study all legal and professional service fees paid by state since July 1963. Sen Robert Harvey noted Peat Marwick Mitchell had been paid over 262000 for personnel classification work for Arkansas. He urged investigation into fee origins and how amounts were set.
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Weather and political note from Arkansas report
Weather station report for 24 hours ending 7 am Wednesday shows high 74 and low 32 with clear to partly cloudy and warmer through Thursday. Arkansas forecast calls for tonight’s low in the mid 40s to mid 50s as conditions refresh. A fiscal summary notes appropriations rising from 1.6 million in 1967 to 2.3 million in 1968 for professional services, and Harvey asked the council to probe a $6,000 contract between Odell Pollard and the state Soil and Water Conservation Commission.
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Humprey says Hanoi must decide next Vietnam move
Vice President Hubert Humphrey says there is a new level of diplomacy over Vietnam and that the next move is up to Hanoi. He notes General Abrams met with President Johnson in Washington and declines to reveal details. Humphrey vows to seek peace if elected and to pursue his own plan after November 20.
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Not Consulted on Bomb Halt Says Thailand
Thai leaders say the United States has not consulted Bangkok on a possible halt to bombing in North Vietnam. Ambassador Bunchana Atthakor cites Thailand as a key base for U S air attacks and says her government has resisted at any level. State officials privately note it would be startling if Thailand, a close ally, were not being kept fully informed. Prime Minister Thanom Kittikachorn’s responses here followed warnings from Thai officials.
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Thai diplomat says US bombing halt needs ally consent
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