Cranston lauds Johnsons first courageous step to peace
Los Angeles UPI reports Alan Cranston Democratic nominee for the U S Senate praises President Johnsons decision to halt bombing North Vietnam calling it a first courageous step toward peace. He adds it is a day of rejoicing for Americans and the world and urges candidates to resist partisan advantage.
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Rafferty Softens Bomb Halt Stance in News Conference
Republican Max Rafferty urged that President Johnson's bombing pause could spur a concrete move in Paris peace talks and cited signs of potential Vietnamese reciprocation. He softened earlier charges of a political gimmick and contrasted Cranston's statements with his own views on the election and foreign policy.
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Rafferty Endorses His Own Homecoming Queen Candidacy
Max Rafferty the Republican senatorial candidate endorsed his own bid for Cal State Long Beach homecoming queen as 3000 leaflets circulated for him. A Sunday rally was planned as officials weigh Rafferty still may not be eligible as a CSCLE student while voters hear he is an ex officio state college trustee.
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Banker Seeks Retraction Over Times Editorial
Ernest Timble, general counsel for Chesapeake National Bank, asks New York Times Executive Editor James Reston to retract an editorial that criticized Gov. Spiro T. Agnew. The piece questioned Agnew's alleged ties to the Towson bank during his Maryland governorship.
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Difficulties Ahead Seen by Muskie
Senator Edmund S Muskie warned at a $150 plate dinner in the Americana Hotel that new negotiations after President Johnsons bombing halt will confront hard points. He cited cease fire transition government free elections and safeguards for the elected government as key issues to be negotiated once talks begin with the parties.
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