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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1968

Page

7

McCarthy Sees U S Weighing Unilateral Vietnam Withdrawal

Senator Eugene J McCarthy said the United States could accept a unilateral withdrawal from Vietnam to end the war and that easing actions might persuade the country. He favored possible troop withdrawal from Thailand and stressed limited commitments in Southeast Asia and clear Middle East ties. He urged talking with the Soviet Union and Germany if Europe faced troop cuts and warned against risking Western Europe defense relying on Germany.

E. W. Kenworthy New York Eugene J. McCarthy United States Vietnam McCarthy U.S Thailand America Pne Ueder Pue Espuy South Korea Taiwan Southeastern Asia Middle East Europe Germany U. S Paris South Vietnam National Liberation Front Saigon North Vietnam

Youth Defection to GOP Waited If HHH Runs

National Young Republicans president Jack MacDonald predicted a tremendous flow of youth to the Republican Party if Hubert Humphrey is the Democratic nominee. He argued anti establishment youth previously backed Eugene McCarthy and would shift to the GOP to oppose Johnson and push for meaningful solutions for young people. McCarthy urged a new politics prioritizing the release of Black people and the poor from bondage and questioned urban policy and civil rights progress amid worsening city problems.

Los Angeles CNS National Young Republicans Republican Party Hubert Humphrey Jack MacDonald Eugene J. McCarthy LBJ Johnson Humphrey McDonald Wisconsin Oregon California Robert F. Kennedy McCarthy Congress

McCarthy Calls for New Politics to Curb City Problems

Senator McCarthy resumed campaigning after Kennedy's death and warned that violence is the tip of an iceberg of indifference. He urged giving citizens real power in decision making, halting the Vietnam War, recognizing Red China, and renewing democracy to resist dehumanization in American life.

New York Eugene J. McCarthy Robert F. Kennedy McCarthy

Missing precincts delay county election count recovery

The June 4 election tabulation still lacks Huntington Park Ist and Los Angeles 724th precincts with write-in votes. Punch-card returns from these precincts were logged but not yet found by election crews. Eleven other missing precincts were located since Tuesday and the aim is Monday for completing write-in tabulations. Two Long Beach area races, the 37th Senate Democratic and 44th Assembly Republican, hinge on the write-in totals.

Huntington Park Los Angeles John W. Stele Registrar of Voters Office Long Beach-area

Publisher seeks authors for Long Beach July interviews

Carlton Press Inc invites authors with finished or near finished manuscript to apply for a free professional appraisal during a July Long Beach visit. Local authors should provide work details and preferred appointment time, with confirmations issued for a specific meeting. Authors unable to attend may mail manuscripts for free reading and evaluation to Alan F. Pater, Beverly Hills address.

Long Beach Carlton Press, Inc New York

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