Robb Delighted by Birth of Daughter in Bethesda
Marine Capt. Charles Robb, son in law of President Johnson, rejoices over the birth of his daughter in Bethesda Maryland. He says the birth brings joy despite his Vietnam tour where he has served since April 3 and will soon take rest and recuperation leave to meet wife and child.
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Seize School For Anti War Demonstration
More than 200 students seized the administration building of the London School of Economics to block its closing during weekend protests over the Vietnam War. Student spokesman Thomas Bower said the building would stay open as sanctuary and a base for discussion and supplies. Home Secretary James Callaghan resisted a ban on a Sunday march of about 40 000 people.
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United States Recognizes Peruvian Military Junta
Washington reports the United States has recognized the Peruvian military junta led by Gen Juan Velasco Alvarado, three weeks after it toppled President Fernando Belaunde. State Department spokesman Robert J McCloskey cited analysis and talks with other governments and Lima’s pledge to return to constitutional government and honor international obligations.
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Black Panther Leader Threatens War To Win Community Control
Huey P. Newton, imprisoned founder of the Black Panthers, told the President’s Commission on Violence that his followers would go to war if necessary to win control of their neighborhoods. He said the Panthers would first seek to win via democratic means, then by extreme measures if needed.
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Laos Premier says U S may halt bombing. no date set
Premier Souvanna Phouma told UPI that U S Ambassador Sullivan said Washington plans to stop bombing North Vietnam but gave no schedule. He noted no time element was agreed with Hanoi, and he did not confirm if Laos air missions would also halt. State Department declined comment.
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Bunker Thieu Meet Hidden Peace Push Rumors
U S Ambassador Bunker held a one hour forty five minute talk with President Thieu in Saigon described as decisive toward peace moves. The meeting followed secrecy and speculation of a major peace offensive amid reports Ky attended, with no official details released.
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Soviet Slop Reported by Czechs on Invading Army
Two former Czechoslovak airfield soldiers near Brno described Russian field kitchens. They reported the army received five ounces of butter a half pound of sausage sauerkraut and Moscow brand canned bread, joking that the army travels on its belly and may have a tummy ache.
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