Fulbright grills Rush on conduct of Vietnam War
Senate hearing on Vietnam policy features Fulbright pressing Secretary Rusk over U.N. engagement and a course to exit the war. Morse advocates a potential out, while Rusk argues no viable solution exists and more U.S. troops will deploy. Mansfield and Church challenge Tonkin, casualty figures, and bombing outcomes amid heavy exchange.
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Beilenson Enters Race as Mosk Considered for Senate
California politics center on a Democratic split as State Senator Anthony Beilenson Beverly Hills declared his candidacy for the U.S. Senate on a Vietnam peace platform. He called for a halt to bombing, negotiations with Hanoi and the National Liberation Front, and a UN role to supervise conflict.
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Nuns plan appeal after Vatican changes denial
In Los Angeles the Immaculate Heart of Mary nuns face a Vatican ruling denying full life changes. They plan to appeal to Pope Paul VI while defending ongoing experimentation permitted by the Sacred Congregation for Religious. The order, with 125 elementary and 70 high school teachers in the archdiocese, seeks freedom to pursue broader missions.
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Los Angeles High Schools Hit by Boycott Demand for Negro principal at Jefferson
Boycotts spread across five Los Angeles high schools as students demand smaller classes better counseling improved cafeteria service and Negro history instruction. At Jefferson majority teachers back student requests but oppose absenting classes. Principal issue remains whether a Negro principal will be appointed amid district concerns.
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