Democrats and Republicans face Vietnam war stance and 1968 race
A 1968 column argues against the Vietnam War and calls for a political choice between Humphrey and McCarthy Kennedy within the Democratic camp, while describing Nelson Rockefeller's presidential bid as a fragile spark that could revive Republican hopes. The piece praises Nevada delegates and George Abbott and notes Memorial Day 1968 as a moment of political possibility.
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Nelson Rockefeller
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New York
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George Abbott
Red Banzai Charge repelled by U S troops at Dak To hill
U S infantry repelled a North Vietnamese assault on Hill 990 near Dak To in brief heavy fighting. American defenders reported heavy enemy waves, eight US killed and 47 wounded, with about 25 North Vietnamese bodies counted inside fortifications. The clash occurred as a larger buildup along the Cambodian border signaled a possible attempt to sever South Vietnam.
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RFK and McCarthy ready for California primary clash on TV
United States Senators Robert F. Kennedy and Eugene McCarthy campaigned across California ahead of the state’s Democratic primary. Kennedy toured the San Joaquin Valley by train while McCarthy visited Watts and the Los Angeles area. Both men eyed a national television debate three days before California's vote, which awards seven of the state's 174 Democratic delegates.
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Johnson to accept budget cut to push tax increase
President Johnson signaled he would approve a $6 billion budget reduction if Congress passes an income tax increase. At a ranch news conference he urged quick passage of the conference report, stating the tax rise is urgent despite regretting the cut. Westmoreland and Prime Minister Gorton attended.
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Best Gift for Youth: Al As Opportunity Opens Paths
The note urges giving youngsters the chance to gain self reliance and wealth of experience by embracing Al As opportunity. It highlights personal growth, practical learning, and the value of pursuing early exposure to useful skills and environments.
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