Johnson's restrained power lecture meets cool response at Princeton
Washington reports that President Johnson's Princeton address on restrained use of U S power in Viet Nam failed to sway academic critics. He urged scholars to seek truth without prejudice while warning of escalation risks, but historians Schlesinger Morganthau and Fulbright dismissed the speech as evasive and lacking a clear answer to how to proceed in Viet Nam.
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Stay Overnight at Chicago University Protest by 400 Students
About 400 male and female students stormed the University of Chicago administration building an overnight protest against campus policies they say pressure students to become executioners. They slept in the building's hallway with bags and food and threatened to lock or block doors to bar staff and officials from entering. The action began Wednesday afternoon and may continue into Friday as they demand changes and protest rigid teaching pressures.
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Unions Rally Over University Hiring and Draft Policy
In New York, the National Marilinge Union and American Steamship Lines, once rivals, join to protest a university policy linking student grade rankings to Selective Service deferments. About 169 employees walked out amid claims the plan would turn the university into an active agent of the draft system, undermining its educational role.
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Dems Hope for Major Donations at $100 Dinner
Washington UPI reports Democrats aimed to raise over $500,000 at a $100-a-plate fund raiser for 1966 congressional campaigns. President Johnson, Vice President Humphrey, and party leaders addressed 6,000+ contributors at the National Guard Armory as committees plan to split proceeds, relieve debt, and fund operations amid cautious fundraising across the party.
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NLRB injunction to halt Tullahoma strike
NLRB seeks a federal injunction in Chattanooga to end a disruption at Arnold Engineering’s Tennessee facility by machinists of Machinist Lodge 1501. About 475 workers walked out May 3, blocking entrances and delaying a $5.51 million test cell for a J-2 motor used in Saturn rockets. Local builder Arn Inc said work slowed. officials expect compliance if the court orders removal of pickets by federal marshals.
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CAB Probes Emergency Belly Landing
Civil Aeronautics Board investigators examined a North Central Airlines DC3 that made an emergency belly landing in a farm field after an engine fire. Fifteen passengers and three crew members were uninjured. the nose of the craft was damaged but repairable, with praise for the crew from a passenger.
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Tennessee race heats as Baker refuses joint appearance
Ken Roberts revived an old invitation to run beside Howard Baker Jr in the GOP bid for the Senate seat once held by Ross Bass. Baker declined. In other news, Baxton Bryant of the Tennessee Council on Wuwnan Relations criticizes Start programs for neglecting poor whites. Police corner a blacksmith, Bert Meafee, who fatally shoots himself after the slaying of Henderson High teacher Marlin Stewart. In Gibson County, Democratic primary votes proceed with a tight sheriff race among five candidates.
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Who Should Monitor CIA Actions
Senate Foreign Relations Committee schedules action on a measure to study CIA undercover operations and their effects on foreign policy. Witnesses including Thel testified on the administration’s civil rights bill and housing discrimination.
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Gemini 9 Ready For Launch Prep Amid Space Test
UPI reports NASA officials say Gemini 9 is ready for a three day voyage with preliminary results confirming no trouble from tests. Project scientists reviewed data today as preparations continue for the two month long countdown and Titan 2 booster launch for America's 13th manned spaceflight.
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