Mansfield says GOP critique boosts Kennedy for president
Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield argues Republican attacks on Edward M. Kennedy actually raise his presidential profile. Mansfield cites critics from Inouye McGovern Harris as potential running mates and suggests Muskie likely excluded due to Catholic ties. He adds Kennedy could be the 1972 nominee or shift to 1976 if he chooses.
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Washington
UPI
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Edward M. Kennedy
White House
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Mansfield
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Hawaii
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South Dakota
Fred R. Harris
Oklahoma
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
New England
Inouye
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
GOP
Margaret Chase Smith
U.S
Hamburger Hill
Vietnam
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Ronald Ziegler
John G. Tower
R-Tex
Thai Officials Eye Troops Near Aranyaprathet
Thai officials reported a concentration of Cambodian troops along the border near Aranyaprathet, 150 miles east of Bangkok. Cambodia had charged Thai intrusions last week. Thai officials denied the claim.
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Bangkok
UPI
Aranyaprathet
Cambodia
Las Vegas Sun Staff and Rates Page Details
The Las Vegas Sun lists its staff including president H M Greenspun and editor Bryn Armstrong. It notes circulation and advertising offices in Las Vegas and provides subscription rates: daily 10 cents, Sunday 25 cents, with mail plans from one to twelve months.
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Las Vegas Sun, Inc
Highland Ave
Las Vegas
Nevada
H. M. Greenspun
Ray Germain
Ruthe Deskin
Barbara Greenspun
Haney Womack
Bryn Armstrong
Larrie Schmidt
Tom Odiskin
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Burt Bay
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J. L. Dixon, JR
Congress
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Detroit
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Los Angeles
United Press International
Nevada State Press Association
American Newspaper Publishers Association
California Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Soviet novelist Leonov awarded Order of Lenin on 70th birthday
Moscow reports Soviet novelist Leonid Leonov received the Order of Lenin from the Presidium on his 70th birthday for great services to the development of literature.
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UPI
Leonid Leonov
Order of Lenin
Presidium
The
Supreme Soviet
Leonov
Census shows high rent dependence among young U.S. families
Census figures indicate 83 percent of households headed by someone 25 or younger live in rental housing, while 51 percent of families with a head aged 25 to 34 also rent.
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Washington
U. S
Weather notes show extreme heat in California and cooler Idaho
The U.S. Weather Bureau records a high of 111 degrees at Needles and Blythe, California, on Friday and a low of 36 degrees at Grangerville, Idaho. The 24 hour period ending 4 a.m. PST is summarized with city by city readings and precipitation percentages.
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New York
United Press International
U.S. Weather Bureau
San Francisco
Viet Cong demand peace package before talks resume
Communist diplomats say North Vietnam will not release U S prisoners except in a peace package and will stall Paris talks until U S halts military actions in South Vietnam. They report Hanoi and the NLF intend broad settlement talks with no piecemeal concessions.
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Thaler
London
UPI
North Vietnam
U.S
Paris
U. S
South Vietnam
Moscow
Pentagon
United States
Hanoi
National Liberation Front For South Vietnam
NLF
Viet Cong
Nguyen van Thieu
Saigon
Pentagon defends AMSA bomber plan amid cost doubts
The AMSA project aims to replace the B52 with a superso nic manned bomber. The Defense Department estimates total development at about 9 billion dollars with production costs 25 to 30 million per aircraft in large orders. Senator Proxmire questions production before congressional approval and labels the price risky and potentially unattainable.
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Norman Kempster
Washington
UPI
Pentagon
John
Foster Jr
Defense Research and Engineering
Defense Department
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Foster
Proxmire
Congress
Air Force
AMSA
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Air plans to revamp Post Office structure and employment
Postmaster General Winton Blount outlined a major reform of the Post Office Depart ment to Congress and at a Birmingham Southern College commencement. The Postal Service Act of 1969 would abolish the cabinet post of postmaster general, create a nine member impartial board, convert the Post Office into a government owned corporation, and remove nearly three quarters of a million workers from the Civil Service System with binding arbitration for impasses.
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Ala
UPI
Winton M. Blount
Post Office Department
Civil Service System
Postal Service Act
Postal Service
Nixon
Congress
Blount
Post Office
Birmingham Southern College
Civil Service
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