Witnesses Testify On Cary Grant LSD Use In Divorce Case
In Los Angeles witnesses in Cary Grant and Dyan Cannon's divorce case testified Grant's long term LSD use affected his behavior. Cannon described wild temper fits and alleged beatings while Grant's psychiatrist said LSD brought no brain defects and he remained a loving father. Cannon seeks $5470 monthly support and restricted visitation, noting Jennifer Gr ant's welfare and Grant's finances.
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Open Housing Bill Stalls in House Rules Committee
Senate passed open housing bill languishes as Democrats and Republicans clash on how to break the stalemate before Easter. McCormack and Ford urge moving to conference. bill would ban housing discrimination by 1970 and include civil rights protections and Indian rights provisions.
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Rockefeller to Announce 1968 Presidential Plans Today
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller expected to declare his candidacy for president, possibly entering one or more primaries while wavering over facing Nixon. Advisers urged patience as he weighs a run, with signals of a cautious, accommodationist stance on Vietnam and civil rights.
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Sweden Blames U S For Not Ending War
Sweden criticizes U S policy on Vietnam calling it dangerous and blaming Washington for not ending the war. Foreign Minister Torsten Nilsson says domino theory under Johnson policy ignores Vietnam’s roots and risks extended conflict. He urges pursuing negotiations rather than prolonged sacrifice of lives.
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South Vietnam to Draft 135000 More This Year
Saigon reports President Nguyen Van Thieu pushed for a major expansion of the draft. The plan calls for about 135,000 additional South Vietnamese to be inducted this year, bringing the armed forces to roughly 600,000. The new laws require 18 and 19 year olds to be drafted, with May 1 as the start date for the call. About 40,000 18-year-olds would be drafted in May, plus 38,000 19-year-olds, and recall of veterans under five years’ service. US diplomats indicate thousands have already been inducted or received draft cards.
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