FBI Says No News on Galt in King Assassination Probe
The FBI said no new information on the pursuit of James Fort Ray alias Eric Starvo Galt in the King assassination case. A nationwide alert extends to the Mexican border, with Ray listed on the ten most wanted roster and his photo planned for broadcast on The FBI.
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McCarthy Talks Fire of Hoover and Talks on Vietnam
Senator McCarthy urges firing FBI Director Hoover and criticizes the Administration over Vietnam policy. He cites Senate Democratic leader Mansfield as Rusk successor choice and accuses Nixon of dishonesty over urban aid proposals.
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75 Percent Favor Tougher Gun Laws, Poll Says
A Harris Survey for the Washington Post finds 75 percent support stronger federal gun controls. Support rose to 71 to 2 five percent since August, with gun owners also backing limits at 69 percent. Rural areas show the highest ownership, while openness to using firearms in self defense rose from 29 to 51 percent.
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McCarthy Aims Crane Role In Minnesota Politics
Senator Eugene J. McCarthy announced plans to position himself as a “crane” in Minnesota politics, replacing the hawk and dove imagery. He says the crane symbolizes peace and progress, noting eight primaries plus the Democratic National Convention ahead as steps toward a presidential nomination.
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Officials clash over Vietnam talks site impasse
Washington officials voiced optimism that the Hanoi site dispute would be solved though others questioned Hanoi sincerity. They discussed possible venues including Paris and Warsaw, with U S preference for Asian locations and a coalition government condition for talks. Saigon anti Communist congress pressed for Saigon Hanoi talks and a forceful settlement.
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Pearson recounts Kennedy dialogue on Vietnam in 1962
Lester Pearson, newly retired Canadian prime minister, recalled a White House bedroom exchange with John F. Kennedy about Vietnam. Kennedy pressed for a real exit strategy, Pearson said, noting the era’s frustration. The anecdote aired on Face the Nation.
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