Rockefeller Ready to Enter Race In Oregon Primary Likely
Rockefeller signals willingness to run as supporters press for an announced candidacy. Key allies like Sen Hugh Scott push for entry while Rockefeller weighs opinions from conservatives and liberals. A March 22 Oregon primary deadline looms as advisers split on timing and strategy. Nixon and Reagan absent from the summit as Rockefeller plans Albany remarks and possible comments after the meeting.
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Beilenson Plans Toxic Paint Bill in California
Senator Anthony Beilenson of Beverly Hills announces a bill to require labeling on lead based paint to protect children. He also notes hope his brother may join the presidential race, while political figures including Gov John Love and others attend a Sunday gathering.
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Inmates End Riot at Oregon Prison
Prison riot in Oregon ended after prisoners and officials reached a dozen grievances. Fire damage estimated at five million dollars as smoke drifted from the burned facility. Inmates were observed in the yard with instruments, basketball, and improvised clothing as operations settled.
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Police Return Lost Tank To Army In Bronx Abandonment
New York City police returned an M48 Patton WWII tank to the U S Army after it was found abandoned on a truck at the Throgs Neck Bridge end in the Bronx. The Army said it had not known of the loss since Friday and opened an FBI probe. The tank, valued at about 360000 dollars, had been loaned to the New York National Guard and was en route to Fort Totten when drivers left it behind.
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Marines Hit Hard as Valley Forge Battle Rages Nearby
Military action labeled Valley Forge began near Saipan with a multi battalion push described by spokesmen. Viet Cong shells struck Can Tho injuring civilians and officials reported arrests of Viet Cong remains. A large bombardment hit Khe Sanh and Da Nang, fueling fires and fuel spills at Cua Viet. Survivors recounted near misses and intense blasts as US command warned of more heavy fighting ahead.
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Rusk Fulbright Showdown Looms Over Vietnam Policy
Washington lawmakers prepare for a public clash as Secretary Rusk testifies before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee chaired by Fulbright. The session heightens amid debates on Westmoreland’s troop requests and a finding by Gallup that 49 percent oppose U.S. Vietnam escalation, with NH primary timing adding political pressure. Richmond report notes Virginia passes a $1 boarding tax on all aircraft passengers.
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