US Viet Presence Defended in Un-declared War Briefs
Justice Department argues in Boston court briefs that US forces in Vietnam are legal without a formal war declaration. The government asserts presidential and congressional authority, citing self defense of South Vietnam and historical precedent from undeclared wars.
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No Vacancy Signs Up For Rooms For Rent
Classified Ads urge readers to dial HE 2-5959 to place notices seeking roommates and vacancy solutions. City readers see bold call to action promoting rental listings and quick contact through a local exchange.
Schweiker charges Pentagon hid Vietnam report flaws
Rep. Richard S. Schweiker accuses the Pentagon of stamping a classification on an Institute for Defense Analysis study critical of the South Vietnam pacification program. He says the 90 page report, covering 1966 to 1967, warned U S military superiority alone would not secure success in Vietnam and urges full public release after removing sensitive details.
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Churchgoing Linked to Prejudice Study Finds
Berkeley based five year study shows churchgoing Christians more prone to racial and religious prejudice than nonattenders. Rodney Stark of UC reports many church members hold prejudices and oppose civil rights efforts, attributing disadvantage to individuals. Traditional Christian view of control over fate drives blame.
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Nixon takes four day pause in campaign tour
Former vice president Richard Nixon halts campaigning for four days in New York with aides and staff, planning to return to Wisconsin for a campaign appearance in Wausau as the Wisconsin primary nears on April 2. The report also notes remarks by religious leaders on prejudice and civil rights in other coverage.
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Gavin Predicts LBJ Victory. backs Rockefeller candidacy
In San Francisco UPI report retired Lt. Gen. James M. Gavin, an antiwar voice, said he expected President Johnson to win re election yet endorsed Nelson Rockefeller as the best candidate. Gavin listed few paid campaign stops and named Oregon Senator Mark Hatfield and Rockefeller as his preferred moderates.
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Study Quoted Speaker Critics Child Life Chances Prophecy
Said it prejudges the child's life chances and arranges matters to confirm its prophecies about them, Smith said in a study discussion.
School systems in Castor City show early prejudices
A readable fragment notes that school systems in Castor City display entrenched biases by the time students reach eighth grade, suggesting systemic prejudice shapes education early.
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