Humphrey urges patience with Nixon as Vietnam policy presses
Former vice president Hubert Humphrey says Democrats should give President Nixon more time to resolve the Vietnam stalemate and urges a 100 day review period. Senator George Aiken argues Nixon deserves the rest of the year to end the war, while Humphrey urges alternative programs and notes Johnson’s de escalation steps as guiding blocks. He aligns with Fulbright McGovern and Kennedy against sharp immediate criticism.
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Rusk denies sharp divisions over Vietnam policy
Former Secretary of State Dean Rusk said there were no sharp divisions among Americans about the Vietnam war and denied disagreements with Clark Clifford or Lyndon Johnson. He noted debate existed on details but not on strategic aims, and he commented on Johnson's March actions and re election decision. In another note, eighth grade student Douglas Beckman raises green eggs using Chilean araucanas and australorp chickens.
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Kennedy thanks supporters at LA memorial dinner
Senator Edward Kennedy told 400 guests at a five hundred dollar a plate memorial dinner in Los Angeles that his slain brother Robert Kennedy and John F. Kennedy shared moments of the nation’s finest and darkest. He recalled California’s role in the 1960 nomination and 1968 assassin’s strike and thanked Robert Kennedy’s supporters. Kennedy attended with his wife and mother Rose.
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Bandit Robs Long Beach Cleaners for 400 Dollars
A man held up Fensberg Cleaners at 225 Redondo Ave in Long Beach and escaped with 400 dollars in cash, police said Sunday. The suspect pretended to brandish a gun during the robbery.
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