Poll suggests Nixon lead Nevada as labor shifts to American Freedom
The SUN poll indicates Nixon would win Nevada with Clark County backing his northern stronghold and Henderson leaning Humphrey. labor voters in Henderson show support for George Wallace, while Boulder City splits Humphrey and Nixon, suggesting a closer national race if turnout shifts.
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West German pilot held on suspicion of Sidewinder theft
A 33 year old Luftwaffe Starfighter pilot was arrested in Neuburg Bavaria on suspicion of stealing a Sidewinder air to air missile from the Neuburg base in October 1967. The case is viewed as part of a widening espionage network in the United States and Europe. The missile system is linked to Soviet era air defenses and has been credited with several Vietnam era kills in U S air combat records.
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Johnson vetoes two bills amid land dispute and personnel case
President Johnson vetoed two Congress approved measures, his third and fourth vetoes this year. One would have granted special defenses to 19 individuals and firms over a California land title dispute, while the other sought to revive a Civil Service case for Joseph H. Bondaki who lost his State Department post in 1953. Johnson calls the bond claim preferential and notes courts have rejected similar appeals.
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Sailor sails solo across Atlantic in rubber dinghy
Derek Heath, 43, carried 30 days of food and 10 gallons of water aboard a 12 foot rubber dinghy as he departed Failmouth for a three week voyage to Barbados. Police in Cairo warn miniskirt wearers face charges of indecent exposure. Perth records a strong earthquake with no injuries. Fire at Killerton destroys a small coastal tanker and wharf. Lee Hang wins Danish sausage eating contest with a year supply prize. Left wing students hurl stones at a parade and burn a rising sun flag in Kyoto. Austrian official Adamek arrested for spying for an eastern power. he worked 20 years for the Federal Press Service.
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Astronauts Return Home From Apollo 7 Mission
Apollo 7 crew Walter Schirra Donn Eisele and Walter Cunningham arrived in Houston after an 11 day Earth orbit voyage. They debriefed with families and refused to comment on a new Soviet space effort as the two programs loom ahead of potential lunar orbital flights.
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Paris arrests 350 in bid to halt gangland shootings
Police in Paris arrested 350 people for questioning in an effort to stop a wave of gangland style shootings that left three dead and several wounded.
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Powerless U S on Nov 20 1962 Kennedy crisis
US executive power faltered for eight tense minutes after Kennedy was shot as The Bagman failed to relay a nuclear strike order. Jim Bishop asserts in The Day Kennedy Was Shot that Johnson, unaware of how to use the bag, waited to take oath and act, while the nation stood exposed.
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Humphrey Sees 21-State Win In Electoral Plan
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey says he has a better than even chance to carry 21 states totaling 273 electoral votes. He warns of California and Illinois as tough but targets Ohio and other eastern states as keys while planning a final nationwide TV push and potential McCarthy endorsement.
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