Senate backs ceasefire link to Vietnam settlement
In Washington the Senate voted 47 to 43 to require North Vietnam to accept an internationally supervised ceasefire as a condition for US withdrawal from Indochina. The Byrd amendment, amid partisan splits, boosts Nixon's leverage for his Moscow summit while potentially dooming the rival end-the-war plan from Church and Case.
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South Dakota
George McGovern
California
Alan Cranston
John Tunney
Frank Church
Ddaho
Clifford Case
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Pleiku Ammo Dump and Heavy Fighting Near Kontum
U S forces report destroying a Thanh Hoa bridge and an important Hanoi rail link while attacking other targets in North Vietnam. Ground clashes in the highlands around Kontum left about 73 enemy troops dead as South Vietnamese and allied forces push to repel a possible Communist assault.
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Thanh Hoa
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North Vietnamese Panhandle
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Wallace Won't Quit Race After Maryland Attack
Franklin D Wallace faces questions about his mental capacity after an assailant, Arthur Bremer, shot him in Maryland. Bremer was questioned in Kalamazoo as Wallace campaigned, with federal probes into stalking potential. Wallace remains in the race, with support noting he can campaign from a wheelchair if needed.
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Alabama
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Orville Ragan
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Spock Among Arrested Vietnam Protesters
Baby doctor Benjamin Spock and 121 antiwar demonstrators were arrested in a sit in in Washington and across four New England cities. About 175 other militant protesters were taken into custody in New England. Police moved to clear sit inners at Capitol and other sites as Willam Coffin urged restraint. Protests targeted Nixon Vietnam policy and draft timing at bases and federal buildings.
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Yale University
Esrller
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Nixon
Vietnam
Viet students call Thieu puppet as U.S. military aid ends
A group of Viet namese students including Long Beach State members urged U.S. withdrawal from Indochina. They labeled Saigon leader Nguyen Van Thieu a puppet of the United States and demanded an end to American forces and U.S. support, arguing bombing cannot bring peace.
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Bui Dao
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Tran Quoc Hung
Saigon
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Connally Resigns and Cabinet Shakeup Details
Nixon praised Connally as the right choice for tough economic policy and foreign and domestic issues. He noted Connally agreed to a longer cabinet stay despite plans to serve one year. The president cited Barber on monetary accords and highlighted Shultz and Weinberger as key appointees shaping policy and management.
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Anthony Barber
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Two sailors seek sanctuary in Quaker meetinghouse
Two sailors from the aircraft carrier Ticonderoga fled to the La Jolla Friends Meeting in San Diego on Tuesday to avoid sailing for Vietnam. Boatswain’s mate second class John Eliott, 20, of Bedford Mass, and controlman second class Tony Powers of South Gate, said they would remain until naval authorities took action to remove them, protesting the Vietnam War.
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