Negotiators Hardening Stances At Paris Talks
At the Vietnam peace talks in Paris Alfied and MEF diplomats stiffened positions amid the North Vietnamese offensive and Nixon's Paris visit. Tran Buu Kiem accused Nixon of seeking a forced settlement while Nguyen Thuy said Nixon policy was tougher than half of Johnson's. Rogers warned Hanoi of consequences for continued shelling as protests resume. Thuy urged no talks without U.S. withdrawal, criticizing increased air raids.
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Sino-Soviet Friendship: Not So Everlasting
A UPI report recalls Mao Zedong’s 1949 1950 praise of Sino Soviet friendship and the 1950 mutual defense treaty. It notes how the alliance cooled after territorial and strategic tensions, with the two powers moving toward rival blocs and deeper disputes over borders and influence.
Nixon Briefs Congress On Eight Day Europe Tour
President Nixon briefed leaders from both parties on his eight day trip to Europe and the Vatican. He is to report on the tour during an hour long White House news conference tonight. The meeting with congressional leaders and committee chairmen began at 8 35 am in the cabinet room.
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Pueblo Crew Failures Prompt Court Inquiry In 1964 Seizure
In Coronado California, a Navy inquiry examined a breakdown in ship readiness aboard the USS Pueblo during its North Korean capture. Enlisted crewmen testified to confusion about weapon loading and orders as the vessel went to battle stations, with five admirals calling for accountability and a court martial or inquiry into the actions and conduct during the incident and subsequent nine month captivity.
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Nixon Plans Major Cabinet Reshuffle And Overhaul
Washington sources report President Nixon intends a broad reorganization of at least half the Cabinet as part of an ambitious plan to streamline the federal bureaucracy by year’s end 1968. Officials say HEW HUD and other key departments may be downsized or merged while ensuring core programs survive and reform proceeds with White House direction.
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Comedian Dick Gregory Plans Self-Proclaimed Presidency In Exile
Comedian Dick Gregory announces a self-styled role as President-In-Exile with inaugural balls and workshops at American University while serving a month in jail for battery and resisting arrest. He campaigns as a write-in and aims to lead a movement tied to his past protest actions against Chicago officials, despite a Supreme Court appeal denial.
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US Defies Warnings and Flies Kiesinger to Berlin
The United States defied Soviet warnings by flying West German Chancellor Kurt Georg Kiesinger to West Berlin for the presidential election. Moscow warned troops and planes were on alert around the city as East German and Soviet maneuvers disrupted traffic and supply movements to West Berlin.
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