Humprey says Democrats tolerate differences on Vietnam
At a Democratic National Committee meeting Humphrey defended Johnson's Vietnam policies. He praised Ed Kennedy and John Kennedy brothers as good Democrats and said Johnson and he share full faith in Party Chairman John Bailey.
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26 Killed in Air Crash Near Dayton
A Sunday night airliner crash killed 38 people with a DC-9 pilot Capt Karl B Kohlsaat 39 of Chicago and Beechcraft pilot Cyrus Burgstahler 54 of Detroit. The jet en route New York to Chicago with stops. weather clear with six mile visibility. Authorities suspect midair collision though no witnesses confirm.
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Johnson to Visit California for Fund Raising Tour
President Johnson plans a California swing in spring or early summer to raise funds for the party. He is expected to appear in Los Angeles and San Francisco amid a reshaping of California Democratic leadership. National figures, including Eugene Wyman of Los Angeles, meet to boost 1968 campaign efforts as Republicans gained ground nationwide.
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Mt McKinley Trio Reach Summit In Harsh Return
Anchorage climbers Ray Genet 35 Dave Johnston 24 and Art Davidson 22 reach Mt McKinley summit at 2 pi on March 1 after a perilous ascent. They lose contact with base camp, endure frostbite, six days sheltering in a snow ice house, and a three hour descent aided by crampon tracks. They were later flown to the Arctic Institute at the University of Alaska for tests.
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Johnson hints at 1968 bid not decided yet
President Johnson says it is too early to discuss re election and would not commit to Hubert Humphrey as running mate. He cites world wide consultations and a desire for peaceful settlement in Vietnam while signaling openness to talks if the other side shows willingness. He expects a March news conference and a possible meeting with allies.
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Highlights of Johnson news conference
Washington reports emphasize Feenamy requests to restore a 7 percent tax credit for business expansion and use accelerated depreciation for buildings. Johnson backs a 6 percent tax surcharge and comments on Vietnam policy and withdrawal plans. He discusses CIA funding, the draft system, reelection prospects, Apollo 12 fire, and 1970 moon mission challenges.
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