Senate Panel Urges Nuclear Sub Fleet Expansion
The Senate preparedness sub committee urged continuing expansion and improvement of the U S nuclear submarine fleet to counter growing Soviet submarines. It questioned McNamara’s 1970s fleet limits and urged no delay in a high speed nuclear sub and a quiet electric-drive submarine development.
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Washington
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
United States
Senate Armed Services Committee
U.S
Soviet Union
Ussr
Subcommittee
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Ameri
Nixon says Humprhey not winning in November race
Nixon urges rallygoers that Humphrey cannot win the November election arguing the government should not repeat past failed policies. He cites private polls on Wallace and plans to campaign in key states where GOP could gain control of the House. Medal of Honor winner Roy Wheat dies heroically in Vietnam. store in Los Angeles robbed of about $25 000 in cash and jewelry.
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Green Bay Packers
Minnesota
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Nixon
Milwaukee
New York
George C. Wallace
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North
House of Representatives
Los Angeles
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Regents Ban on Cleaver Lectures Sparks Berkeley Debate
Berkeley students confront a ban on guest speakers after Gov Ronald Reagan and Max Rafferty press for barring Cleaver from lecturing. Regents limit guest appearances to one per course and sanction those who invited him, prompting student senate plans and protests over academic freedom. Stanford group invites Cleaver for three lectures to emphasize academic freedom.
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Ronald Reagan
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Max Rafferty
Cleaver
University
Berkeley Academic Senate
Board of Education Development
Humphrey Outlines Vietnam Plan and Campus Violence View
Senator Hubert Humphrey pledges to reassess U S Viet Nam aid and reduce forces after review while ensuring troop safety and stability. He counters campus unrest citing 90 percent hardworking students and condemns a few demonstrators, urging media to depict America accurately.
Johnson Praises GM Price Move Amid Auto Industry Debate
President Johnson said GM price moderation improves national prosperity and may save auto buyers about 350 million dollars. He urged restraint in prices and wages, noting Chrysler’s higher rise could cost customers nearly three quarters of a billion dollars. GM, Chrysler, Ford and AMC volatile pricing followed with industry meetings in Washington.
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San Antonio, Tex
Johnson
General Motors
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Ford
American Motors
James M. Roche
Henry Ford II
Washington
Gun permit issued for Mrs Cleaver amid parolee husband rule
The wife of Eldridge Cleaver received permission to own a gun in San Francisco but cannot live with him due to his parole status. She, 23, says threats to her life justify a weapon choice a .375 magnum, one of the era’s most powerful handguns.
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San Francisco
UPI
Eldridge Cleaver
Cleaver
Cleaver to Give Three Lectures at Stanford
Eldridge Cleaver a Black Panther leader and author will lecture on Stanford campus in three talks sponsored by the Student Committee for New Democratic Politics. Terry Francois San Francisco supervisor also to speak. Lectures are not courses and carry no academic credit. David W. Jones committee chair and communications graduate student said the group seeks to show academic freedom in action.
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Palmer
Student Committee For New Democratic Politics
Stanford University
Cleaver
Stanford
Eldridge Cleaver
University
Terry Francois
San Francisco
David W. Jones
Department of Communications
Mental Patient Shoots Officers in Americus Ga
An escaped mental patient barricaded himself in his house and wounded two policemen who tried to capture him. He later was felled with a neck wound and hospitalized in serious condition. Sheriff deputies say it is unclear whether the suspect was shot by police or wounded himself. John Perdue, 43, fired a shotgun at officers before they entered the home.
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Americus, Ga
UPI
Sheriff's Deputies
John Perdue
Perdue
Jet Grounded by Bomb Hoax Forces Emergency Landing
An American Airlines 727 with 80 aboard made an emergency landing at Capital Airport after an anonymous bomb threat. Twelve passengers were injured during evacuation via a canvas chute, mostly from ankle sprains. one Marine corporal with a fractured spine was hospitalized.
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Springfield
Memorial Hospital
Memorial
Thant supports limited action on Vietnam and Czechoslovakia debate
Thant notes two cases where Western critics urge restraint while the Warsaw Pact faces alleged aggression in Czechoslovakia and U S forces remain in South Vietnam by request of Saigon governments. He cautions a full bombing halt is impractical as it is not on the current agenda. The secretary general says the UN charter allows presenting issues to the assembly or Security Council for action.
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Republic of Vietnam
Saigon
Thant
North Vietnam
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Secretary General
Assembly
Security Council
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