Nixon Discusses Draft With Young People At Beach Meeting
President Nixon met with 10 youths including John Lloyd and Debra Anderson at the Newporter Inn villa to discuss selective service reform and youth representation. He affirmed keeping some draft elements and proposed a nationwide youth advisory in all 50 states.
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New York
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Nixon Flying to Honolulu for Midway Strategy Talks
UPI reports Nixon and top aides flew to Honolulu for talks on his summit plans. Senator J William Fulbright disputed the administration aim to avoid new commitments to the Saigon regime while decrying possible war prolongation.
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Nixon Thieu to Meet at Midway Amid Disagreement
In Saigon officials view the Nixon Thieu summit at Midway as crucial with many gaps between Nixon eight point plan and Thieu cautious stance. Thieu seeks pace controlled troop withdrawal and fears South Vietnam upheaval without Paris agreements, while Nixon pushes for rapid de Americanization.
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Nixon
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
South Vietnam
United States
Seoul
Taipei
Paris
Nixon's War Debate Angers ADA Leader
Kenneth Galbraith, chair of the ADA, told a press conference at the 22nd annual convention that the Nixon administration remains trapped in Johnson-era Vietnam errors. He criticized continued war policies and laboring under a contested wartime approach.
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UPI
Kenneth Galbraith
Nixon
Johnson
Vietnam
Rogers Takes Nuclear Lesson Changes Views
Secretary of State William P. Rogers, after a closed-door briefing with the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, said continued testing of multiple warheads could create new inspection problems for any future arms control agreement with the Soviet Union. The session marked a more collaborative dynamic between Rogers and the committee, with him open to advice and sometimes adjusting his stance.
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William P. Rogers
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
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Soviet Union
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Dean Rusk
Johnson
Javits Sees End of Viet Involvement
UPI reports Senator Javits predicts U S withdrawal from Vietnam this year and closer ties with Europe. He backs Nixon talks with Thieu and a possible troop reduction while affirming continued U S support with money and material after any withdrawal.
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Javits
London
UPI
Jacob K. Javits
Evans continues details of a deadly collision at sea
The Evans crew recounts the Melbourne Voyager crash off the Australian coast on Feb 10, 1964. Capt. Stevenson warned against another collision while McLemore and McMichael recall being rescued, the ship’s tilting bow, and survivors in the rear half of the Evans.
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Melbourne
J. P. Stevenson
McLemore
Voyager
Camranh Bay
Vietnam
Evans
Subic Bay
Stephen Kraus
Pomona
Father Son Parted in South China Seas
A Costa Mesa Navyman recalls the sinking of USS Frank E. Evans after colliding with an Australian carrier Melbourne. Senior Chief Gunner's Mate Lawrence John Reilly Sr. describes sleeping through the blast, escaping through a door as the ship listed and sank, then swimming with fellow crew and being rescued by Australians about 15 minutes later.
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South China Sea
Frank E. Evans
Lawrence John
Larry) Reilly Sr
Long Beach
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