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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1969

Page

5

Kennedy Joins Democratic Inner Circle in Senate

Senator Edward M. Kennedy, 36, secures a place with the Senate’s liberal four alongside Mansfield Russell Byrd, shaping opposition to Nixon and guiding future Democratic policy. He praises Nixon in public while steering liberal priorities and foreign affairs focus. Also reports a Pendleton, Oregon crash where pilot Lambert, from Blackfoot Idaho, was found dead after a snowstorm wreck.

Jack Bell Washington Edward M. Kennedy Senate Massachusetts Mike Mansfield Montana Richard B. Russell Georgia Robert C. Byrd West Virginia Democratic Policy Committee Nixon Kennedy Walter J. Hickel Alaska Interior Hickel Mansfield Russell Byrd White House Kennedly Brothers Pendleton, Or Here Lambert Blackfoot Idaho Pullman Wash Boise Pendleton Tower

Harriman Sees Soviet Peace Aim in Southeast Asia

W Averell Harriman former head of the American delegation at Paris peace talks said on television and radio that he believes Soviet Russia sincerely wants a peaceful neutral Southeast Asia to check Red Chinese expansion. He hoped for de escalation in Vietnam this year and withdrawal of foreign forces though he did not predict these outcomes.

Washington W. Averell Harriman Paris Soviet Russia Southeast Asia Harriman Long 2 Vietnam

Camp Kilmer to Be Campus of College

Camp Kilmer in New Brunswick is being converted from an Army embarkation base into a college campus. Demolition for the conversion is set to begin within months as most barracks remain weathered with broken windows and overgrown steps.

New Brunswick, RA CPT Camp Kilmer

Moon Rock Display Sought for Osaka World Expo

Japan said it will ask the United States and the Soviet Union to display rocks from the moon at the 1970 World Exposition in Osaka, if either nation has landed on the moon by then.

Osaka Japan UPI United States Soviet Union

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