U Thant Critics Ball Over Vietnam Bombing Talk
U Thant accused George Ball of surprising misunderstanding of his views on halting bombing in North Vietnam. Ball, now Humphrey foreign policy adviser, rejected Thant’s stance as naive and said stopping bombing would not instantly transform negotiations. The exchange followed Ball’s departure from the U.N. delegation amid the Nixon Humphrey contest.
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U.N
U Thant
U.S
George W. Ball
North Vietnam
Humphrey
Richard M. Nixon
Ball
Nixon
Thant
United States
Federal Communications Commission
George Wallace
Cuba says CIA spy ring broken with 18 arrested
Cuba's Interior Ministry announced that 18 people were arrested including five women for a CIA organized spy ring. Leaders Jorge Fernandez Trujillo and Ramon Sanz Cao allegedly received 4000 to establish the ring and were later paid by a CIA agent. The group reportedly provided data on armed strength sugar crop ship movements and oil supplies to the United States.
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Havana
U.S
Central Intelligence Agency
Interior Ministry
Cuba
United States
CIA
Manuel “Binchinche” de Los Santos Garcia Ramirez
Miami
Latin American Solidarity Organization
Amapro Couzo Rodriguez
Ramirez
Communist Party
Granma
el Mundo
Washington
State Department
Jorge Fernandez Trujillo
Ramon Sanz Cao
Trujillo
Sanz Cao
Nixon proposes automatic Social Security boost for cost of living
Richard M. Nixon proposed a rise in Social Security benefits with an automatic pension boost tied to inflation. He also called for a White House conference on aging to redefine the older generation’s role, while Humphrey urged larger increases and expanded Medicare.
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Miami
Fla
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Nixon
Key Biscayne
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Humphrey- Nixon
Action Line answers readers questions on style collectors and youth groups
Readers seek help on exchanging Catalina clothing and locating Bolivar letters with experts. Catalina official Armando Garcia offers top or skirt exchanges by mail. Autograph collectors Doris Harris Glen Dawson and Huntington Librarian Dougan discuss authentication and contact details. Dana Rohrabacher outlines Young Americans for Freedom activities and joining information.
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Catalina
Action Line
J.L.B
Lakewood
Armando Garcia
Catalina, Inc
Los Angeles
Garcia
Bandini Blvd
Calif
Simon Bolivar
Columbia
E. S
Anaheim
Doris Harris
S. Beacon St
San Pedro
Bolivar
Harris
Glen Dawson
Dawson’s
S. Figueroa
Robert O. Dougan
Huntington Library
Oxford Road
San Marino
Orange County
Fred Linkbeil
Periwinkle Press
E. Balboa Blvd
Newport Beach
Space Age Lifeboat for Apollo Rescue Concept
Artist's rendering shows a 600 pound lifeboat for space emergencies with a central stabilizing jet and parachute landing. The device would rescue astronauts if needed as Apollo's first flight is scheduled for October 11.
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Story
Johnson Assails Fear Panderers in Campaign Speech
President Johnson, in a Florida to Kentucky stop, criticizes candidates who trade on anger and fear. He targets no names, but implies Nixon Agnew Wallace, and stresses his anti campaign stance while dedicating Thomas More College. He marks his first partisan speech to a general audience since the race began.
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Fort Mitchell, Ky
UPI
Johnson
Richard M. Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
George C. Wallace
Villa Madonna College
Thomas More College
Humphrey to Broadcast Foreign Policy Address nationwide
Vice President Hubert Humphrey will hold a national television forum to discuss foreign policy including Vietnam. The Salt Lake City broadcast is set for 7:30 p.m. in most zones and 6:30 p.m. in Central. The campaign notes Goldberg and Ball joining Humphrey as antiwar demonstrations erupt in Portland.
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Dalles
Ore
Vietnam
Hubert Humphrey
NBC
Salt Lake City
Boss invites critique with note on bulletin board
A boss posts a bold sign on the office bulletin board inviting staff to write their criticisms. The message reads I thrive on criticism. Write yours here: 0.
Student Veterans Give Views Of Campus Protesters
The Independent Press Telegram surveyed veteran students at two campuses in 1968 aboard Long Beach and Fullerton. Gary Riese, 25, a Navy journalist, supports the war and attends college while finishing Navy duty. he criticizes protests but stays silent unless asked. James Dowdy, 22, ex Marine, majors in business at Fullerton, also backs Vietnam and wants the war over, while expressing sympathy for draft protesters.
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Young Americans For Freedom
B.B
San Pedro
Dana Rohrabacher
Vietnam
Long Beach
Rohrabacher
Livingston Drive
Long
Independent Press-Telegram
Gary Riese
California State College At
James Dowdy
Santa Ana
Fullerton
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Jimmy” Doolittle
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HHH
Arthur Goldberg
George Ball
Stoda Schuce
Bill Duncan
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Republic of South Vietnam
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