McCarthy backs fusion government in South Vietnam
Senator Eugene J. McCarthy urged Paris talks on Vietnam only work if Washington accepts a fusion government in South Vietnam including Communists. He spoke in Fort Wayne and Kokomo predicting delays unless the Johnson administration engages Hanoi with a Viet Cong representation. He also pledged to ease White House Senate friction and explain U.S. aims at Paris.
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Hayden 90 Declares Possible End to Senate Run
Senator Carl Hayden of Arizona 90 plans a Monday news conference to announce whether he will not seek re election this year. The longtime dean of Congress will read a statement and take questions after a 430 PM reception in Washington with Arizona officials and colleagues present. Roy L. Elson, his aide, is expected to pursue the Democratic nomination for Hayden’s seat.
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No Switch in RFK Position on Peace Talks
Senator Robert F. Kennedy dismissed any impact of upcoming U S – North Vietnam talks on his presidential bid as a peace candidate. He praised the site selection for talks, warned fighting will continue in South Vietnam, and urged stopping the killings with a possible international cease-fire supervisor. He spoke while campaigning in Indiana towns.
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Nixon warns Democrats on Vietnam peace talks amid Indiana primary
In Fort Wayne Nixon accused some Democratic candidates of threatening peace talks with concessions to Communists. He warned such talk could torpedo Paris negotiations set to start May 10 and said enemies would wait for a new president. He praised North Vietnam agreeing to talks in Paris and noted peace work will be a long, hard road.
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Hundreds Boo Students Who Walk Out on HHH
Kent State University drew about ten thousand students as Negro and white demonstrators walked out during Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey's speech. The incident included a brief scuffle and questions from a student panel as Pickett urged action to expand civil rights. Humphrey urged nonviolence and criticized those who threaten democratic ideals.
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Humphrey would gain from fast Vietnam cease fire says Brown
Former California Governor Edmund G. Brown said on Friday that Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey, as the leading Democratic presidential candidate, would benefit the most from a rapid cease fire in Vietnam. Brown urged reconciliation and unity amid calls for national healing.
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