Johnson honors Truman in Missouri to honor UN service
President Johnson traveled to Independence Missouri to honor former President Truman for his role in establishing the United Nations. He noted Truman seeded 30 measures in education health housing and jobs and signed United Nations Day proclamations at the Truman residence. Johnson praised Truman as one of the greatest and then continued to his Texas ranch with family.
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Vietnam War Battles Reach Across South and North
American troops stalked Viet Cong through Saigon rice paddies in a four hour chase ending with 41 enemy dead. North Vietnamese losses topped 26 after a failed trap, while U S forces with tanks and air strikes overwhelmed bunkered fortifications and another day long clash near Tam Ky left 35 enemies dead. Paris hosts Viet Cong envoys opening potential peace talks as diplomats seek a basis for settlement.
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Humphrey Cancels Campaign Trip Feels Lousy Says Doctor
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey canceled a Cincinnati campaign swing due to intestinal flu as he rested for a major speech. Doctor Edgar Berman said Humphrey is not incapacitated, just weak and achy after a day of travel and events.
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Priests Tax Case and Other 1960s Local News
Priest Robert Niklibore denied fraud claims saying he was not required to file returns for 1963 to 1965 while using the Rand name with archdiocese approval. Engineer Robert McKee, 51, became Stanford Medical Center’s first heart transplant patient discharged. Peter Schnall and wife helped drop leaflets at Alameda NAS to publicize a peace march opposing Vietnam. Judge Garrrity refused injunction against The Boston Strangler film. Rep Hale Boggs accused oil executives of attempting to bribe him over a Maine refinery foreign trade zone hearing. Six Chicago cops suspended after clashes with demonstrators near the Democratic National Convention.
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Scranton urges caution on missile talks before Kremlin position clear
William W. Scranton says it would be unwise to begin U S Soviet missile curb discussions until the Kremlin’s stance is clearer. He also says a U S Soviet summit is inappropriate at the moment until Sovi et policy is better assessed after the Czech invasion. Pope Paul VI grows troubled by Catholic disobedience and plans to stress his authority as Vicar of Christ amid challenges over birth control and other doctrines.
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Independent Press Telegram publication note
The item lists the Long Beach California newspaper as published Sundays, with its office at Sixth Street and Pine Avenue and a 1968 date and postal classification.
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