U S Denies N Viet Prize Gun Battery Hit USS New Jersey
U S officials in Saigon dismissed North Vietnamese claims of a direct hit by a prize gun battery on the USS New Jersey off the Tonkin Gulf. A Military Advisory Command spokesman said 10 to 12 shots splashed 500 yards short during shore battery fire as the Big J operated near the DMZ. The Navy reported heavy gunfire damage in three DMZ area targets with no mention of return fire.
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Nixon Humphrey clash over peace moves and Vietnam
The exchange centers on accusations of using Nixon tactics to undermine Humphrey’s campaign. Nixon says Humphrey has distorted his Vietnam policy and urges Johnson to constrain him. Humphrey defends his stance and challenges Nixon to prove political manipulation of peace talks.
London demonstrations clash with police amid arrests and damage
London protesters marching from Trafalgar Square to Grosvenor Square injure about 30 people including eight police. Police arrest 42 in related incidents while looting occurs in Mayfair. A bomb attack on the Kennedy memorial at Runnymede is described as an incredible act. unclear if linked to the march.
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Johnson Campaign Stirs Amid Nixon Claims of Security Gap
President Johnson defended efforts to push peace in Vietnam while attacking Republicans as apostles of inaction. He predicted Humphrey would be President-elect and outlined a week of campaign speeches, with broad media reach and a staged show of support at the Waldorf luncheon.
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Nixon questions insiders and Viet Nam peace terms on TV
Nixon refused to name insiders, said some support Humphrey more than Johnson. On Face the Nation he warned a coalition government in South Vietnam would be a thinly disguised surrender and offered no solution to the war. He allowed VC participation if they renounce force and accept elections, and criticized Humphrey for talking too much about Vietnam.
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UC Cleaver course scandal sparks planned campus strike
Berkeley dissidents plan a general strike of classes over the noncredit status of a course featuring Black Panther Eldridge Cleaver. Organizers say a strike may pressure the regents, while a classroom boycott and Sproul Hall seizure failed to gain traction amid campus unrest.
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Hard of Hearing People Prefer Silence to Aids
An advertising notice explains why many with hearing loss avoid aids. It argues gradual decline hides impairment, fears of wearing devices, and cost concerns, touting a wireless compact Miracle Ear unit sold by Assoc. Hearing Aid Center in Long Beach.
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