Rocky Set to Jump Back In
Rockefeller strategists see Senator Kennedy as the likely Democratic nominee and push for presidential victory to aid Republican campaigns. They plan private polling in Northeast urban districts to boost GOP chances and favor showing Nixon behind Kennedy in target races. Delegates in Minnesota and Iowa expressed mixed support and concern over 1964-style losses.
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Ane
Ronald Reagan
California
Robe Kennedy
New York
Kennedy
House
Rockefeller
Nixon
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
William E. Miller
Upstate
Midwest
Site Pledge Too Strong And Vietnam Talks Continue
The article reports on heated debate over a venue for preliminary Vietnam war talks. U.S. officials insist on a neutral site and restraint from North Vietnam. North Vietnam rejects Hawols and presses for specific arrangements while denying backdoor talks. Senator Gore criticizes troop deployment and calls for multi level negotiations.
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Peking
State Department
Laos
Two LB Aircraft Lost In Aerial Tragedy Offshore Rosarito
A Long Beach two man plane crash off Rosarito Beach Baja California identified as a Cessna 140 carrying Karl Giebler and Ronald Burnett. Giebler, 29, and Burnett, 30, died returning from a day trip. Giebler co-owned the plane with William Moore of Downey. A Coast Guard search was suspended for a separate helicopter crash off Carpinteria with four oil workers and five aboard.
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Rosarito Beach
Baja California
Long ‘Beach
Ensenada
Karl Neil Giebler
Control Technology Inc
Spring St
Long Beach
Ronald Ore. Burnett
Casa Linda Lane
Garden Grove
University of Californ
Nia
Irvine
Burnett
Roy C. Burnett
Terminal Ave
Rosarito
Tijuana
Giebler
William L. Moore
Paramount Blvd
Downey
Coast Guard
Torrance
Carpinteria
Santa Barbara
Utility Helicopters Inc
Donald Wilson
W. 187Th St
UHI
Kuchel Raps LBJ Over Dollar Lack
Sen Thomas H Kuchel California campaigns for renomination blasting the Johnson administration as a crucial failure in restoring confidence in the American dollar. He warned of a leadership crisis and said tax surcharges plus federal spending cuts are needed, while urging action from the House. A second item notes firefighters gaining shaky control of a timber fire in Sequoia National Forest east of Hadger with over 200 personnel around a large burn area.
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San* Rafael
UPI
Sen
Thomas H. Kuchel
Rcalif
Johanson
Marin
Hadger
Calif
Sequaija National Forest
Here
Columbia Sit ins Blockade Halts Most Students
Demonstrators occupy five university buildings to block an expansion plan as Columbia's 27,500 students desert classrooms. A proposed cure is a student faculty appeals committee. In a parallel action 300 nondemonstrators seized Uris Hall to keep it from rebels. Police and blockades surround Kirk’s office as food supplies are cut off.
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Columbia
Kirk
Uris Hall
Law Library
Paul Vilardi
Poor People Converge Contested Campaign Actions and Protests
Widespread Poor People's Campaign actions drew leaders and protesters to Washington as they urged $100 million for summer programs and added OEQ funding. Speakers warned of violence if officials do not act, while protesters criticized relocation of antipoverty funds and demanded broader participation. The march faced delays but vowed to press Capitol Hill meetings with leaders as activists predict large scale caravans nationwide. A Brentwood art auction raised $37,600 for the Black Congress, backing civil rights groups in Los Angeles.
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Donald Turner
Jackson
Cies
Linda Cusumane
New York City
OED
Harding
Dean Rusk
Robert C. Weaver
Housing and Urban Development
Wirtz
Labor Department
Capitol Hill
House
Senate
Marian Wright
Mississippi
Legal Defense Fund
The
National Association ‘For the Advancement of Colored People
Washington
Capitol Grounds
Congress
Robert C. Byrd
Dw.va
Rep. C. C. Fisher
D-Tex
Brentwood
Hhus
Black Congress
Los Angeles
Hatfield Says He's Available for VP
Oregon Senator Mark O Hatfield said he is interested in being the Republican vice presidential candidate but has not received an invitation. He told newsmen before the National Fisheries Institute conference that he is not knocking on doors but is not closing any doors.
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San Francisco
Oregon
Mark O. Hatfield
National Fisheries Institute
White students protest Columbia park expansion and war links
White Students for a Democratic Society argue Columbia's expansion onto city park land deprives Harlem residents of recreational space. They also demand Columbia withdraw from a defense research project tied to the Vietnam War.
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Harlem
Vietnam
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