Oregon Senate Primary Victory News Summary
Senator Morse beat challenger Duncan in a tight Oregon primary helped by a counting error that flipped the result, with 96 percent of precincts reporting Morse leading by about 5,000 votes. He will face Republican Packwood in November, while Duncan suffered a second defeat in his bid for the U.S. Senate. Also listed are presidential primary tallies, a note on Eddie Carmel and Angelina Manroe getting married, Powell appealing to the Supreme Court, USC awarding honorary doctorates to John Wayne and George Cukor, and a breakthrough facial reconstruction at a Boston children’s hospital with a teen undergoing a rare operation.
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LBJ urges vote to lower voting age to 18
President Johnson urged reducing the national voting age from 21 to 18 in a commencement speech at Texas Christian University in Fort Worth. He praised today’s youth as mature and eager to participate while condemning campus violence and calling for broader youth involvement in public life.
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Marines halt NVA assault near DMZ amid heavy fighting
U S Marines stormed two villages south of the DMZ but were repelled by about 5800 North Vietnamese troops firing artillery and snipers. In Saigon 5 civilians were killed and 10 wounded by Communist rockets as B52s hit positions near Kontum and Dak To.
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Dong Ja
Hanoi envoy accuses Johnson of hypocrisy in Paris talks
Nguyen Thanh Le, chief spokesman for the North Vietnamese delegation, denounced President Johnson as hypocritical and lying amid escalating Viet Cong talks in Paris. He attacked U.S. leadership for deceit, claimed peace talks are impossible while North Vietnam builds up forces, and demanded an unconditional halt to bombing and other acts of war before real negotiations.
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Jordan Ready for Mideast Peace Talks
Sources in Jerusalem said Jordan was prepared for direct peace talks with Israel but would not start until the United Arab Republic found an acceptable formula. Jordanians were ready to begin negotiations in New York where U.N. envoy Gunnar V. Jarring is trying to arrange the talks.
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New York
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Judges reject defense move in thalidomide trial
In ALSDORF Germany judges denied a defense maneuver to halt the criminal trial of ten executives linked to a thalidomide producer amid a $472 million damages claim by 310 co plaintiffs for injuries. In BONN tens of thousands protest pending emergency powers akin to Weimar. In UNITED NATIONS the Security Council unanimously bans Rhodesia trade, with neighboring states likely to ignore.
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Floods threaten disaster across New York and East
A major May rainstorm drowns New York and eastern states with up to $200 million in damage. New Jersey faces possibly its worst flood yet, while officials compare it to the 1903 disaster. Five inches of rain drenches NYC, halting subways, disrupting traffic, and knocking out power.
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