Senate Rejects Reservations to Consular Pact Amid Vietnam War Link
Washington reports show the Senate defeated all proposed reservations and an understanding tying the U S Viet consular treaty to peace in Vietnam. Key votes: Mundt 87 25 Curtis 71 20 Smith 51 38, with final action set for 3 p m. Also noted are U S promises of rising military aid to South Korea and a 15 1 percent drop in housing starts, plus tax incentive debates and remarks from Fed Chair Martin on a slowing economy.
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Communist Mortars Wound 38 U S Soldiers Near Saigon
North Vietnam shelling hit Cu Chi base camp and the 196th Infantry Brigade command post wounding 38 Americans. US air forces damaged routes bridges storage and a radar site in North Vietnam as US losses climbed to 486 with a pilot missing. Johnson backs continued bombing and announces Bunker as new ambassador to South Vietnam. Ky to attend Guam conference to boost American civilian and military efforts in Vietnam. Soviet Bulgaria sign new friendship treaty this year.
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Brown Says Kennedy Running Hard For 1972
California Governor Edmund Brown comments to Brazilian reporters on Senator Robert Kennedy’s 1972 bid, praising his drive, criticizing 1968 norms, and contrasting Kennedy’s charisma with his brother John F. Kennedy. Also notes Kennedy’s 1965 Brazil visit and Brazil’s presidential transition. Also covers Arthur da Costa e Silva’s inauguration as Brazil’s new president, Sam Yorty’s weekly show debut, Lynda Bird Johnson at New York events, and a sociology professor resigning over academic freedom policies.
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Campus protests as 2000+ gather at OSU campus
A crowd of about 2,000 protested at the campus during the sit in led by students opposing Dr Walter Adams appointment. Police ejected 85 demonstrators and 13 students announced a hunger strike as 300 militants blocked entrances on the third day of unrest.
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What They Say on Politics and War from Global Leaders
A collage quotes Richard Cardinal Cushing on the JFK grave transfer in Arlington describing it as sad and poignant while Henry Cabot Lodge reflects Saigon views. Nixon defers political activity, Mansfield cites treaty security, and Cassius Clay is urged to face the heavyweight challenge.
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