U Thant voices concern at UN on Southeast Asia and world future
The United Nations secretary general U Thant critiques U.S. policy in Southeast Asia and the Vietnam conflict, calling for a focus on Vietnamese survival. He notes gloom about the organization’s future as the General Assembly prepares to open its 21st session amid a busy agenda.
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Pilot Describes Unreal Dogfight With MIG Over North Vietnam
LA pilot Jerry Jamison described a tense dogfight near Hanoi in which he and Lt. Douglas Rose damaged or destroyed a Communist MIG while guiding F4C Phantom jets toward a bridge complex. Jamison recalled firing multiple missiles and seeing debris and a man in the air after the engagement.
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Kennedy Fights For Kennedy Legacy In Midwest Rallies
Senator Kennedy campaigned in Minnesota Wisconsin Ohio and Indiana praising the Kennedy legacy as Democratic gains of the last six years. He noted shared goals with the Johnson administration but criticized current White House leadership. He spoke to cheering crowds in Kenosha Wisconsin urging steps toward future action.
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Humphrey Aims City Help for Negro Riot Area
Vice President Humphrey pledged federal aid to the Hough area of Cleveland after recent riots, touring dilapidated apartments and promising to redouble efforts to make cities livable. He urged Washington to back housing and other relief while defending government unity amid disarmament debates and party unity. Kennedy’s Milwaukee stop suggested support for Johnson and Humphrey with hints of future leadership.
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