GOP strategists see Vietnam issue aiding House races
Republican leaders see the Vietnam war stalemate as a political edge for House and Senate candidates in 1968 while warning the presidential nominee must spell out concrete plans. Sen. Morton argues the war helps congressional hopefuls more than a top nominee, and Sen. Aiken calls for renewal and clear national direction. Javits notes room for GOP consensus despite past bombings talk.
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GOP
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Sen
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
National Party
House
Senate
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Johnson
Vietnam
Aiken
Athlete’s Foot Treatment Ad Ends Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Apnny quick drying T4 L promising rapid relief from itching and burning. It claims noticeable skin renewal in minutes to a few days and urges customers to try at Droz Stores with a money back feel.
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Cnet
Priest to Be Church Primate in Greece
Archimandrite Kotsonis was consecrated bishop in Byzantine ceremony in Athens. The event precedes his enthronement as primate of the Orthodox Church of Greece. Thousands attended at the Athens Orthodox Cathedral as King Constantine and officials witnessed the rite.
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Greece
Constantine
Frederika
Irene
Constantine Kollias
Kotsonis
American Jazz Group Receives Russian Ovation
The Charles Lloyd Quartet drew a 5000 strong crowd at Tallinn Sports Palace as the first bilateral jazz festival in the Soviet Union produced eight minutes of nonstop applause. Soviet musicians hailed Lloyd as a genius while authorities wrestled with permitting the concert amid earlier cancellations.
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Estonia
U.S.S.R
Charles Lloyd
United States
Soviet Union
Lloyd
Soviet
Petrified Wood Fireplace Draws Levelland Couple
Levelland residents Bill and Mrs. Whitfield built a large fireplace from petrified wood weighing 2,507 pounds gathered from Washington Montana Wyoming Arizona and Texas. They plan planters and decorator pieces from rock and intend more rock trips this summer as they furnish their home.
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Levelland
Country Club
Bill Whitfield
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United States
Texas
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Wellington
Wiggins Fork Fiver
Wyoming
Auto Collision Fatal To Five In Brazoria County
Four members of one family and a woman riding with them died when their car crossed a two lane highway and was hit by an oncoming vehicle in Brazoria County near Lake Jackson Texas. Three people in the second car were injured. Names identified include Intalio Garey 46 and his sons Jesse and Ysidro plus his mother Margarite Garza and Agapita Villarreal all of Freeport. The other car occupants were Jona Jel wader Walvel 24 of Lake Jackson and her two sons Robert 7 and Mickel 7. The crash remain under investigation at state highway patrol.
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Lake Jackson
Tex
Martin
Locke Jackson
Brazoria County
Iintalio Garey
Jesse
Ysidro
Margarite Garza
Agapita Villaresl
Freeport
Garva
Gales Slash Kanpur Killing and Injuries Reported
Twelve people were reported killed and one injured when gales and a hailstorm lashed Kanpur in Uttar Pradesh, about 27 miles east of New Delhi on Saturday.
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Gales Dash India New Belhd
Kanpur
Vni
Uttar Pradesh
New Delhi
Taiwan Official Avoids Direct Offer of Troops
Yen, vice president and premier of Nationalist China, said China would do anything necessary to aid the free world in Vietnam but avoided committing troops. He noted Taiwan forces defend against Communist troops on the Chinese mainland and left open the possibility of sending troops if developments justify it. He also said Hanoi’s leaders are constrained by others pulling strings and warned Communist China’s internal troubles limit efforts in Vietnam.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Korea
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Eisenhower
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Javits
Sen
Jacob K. Javits
R-Ny
North Vietnam
Republican Policy Committee
Johnson
New York
IAP Co. Ork
Yen
Taiwan
China Sea
Hinese
China
U.S
South Vietnam
North
Ose Tf
Hao Cha Minhh
Nippon Police Seize $375000 In Heroin
Yokohama police seized heroin valued at 375000 dollars from two crewmen of a Thailand freighter anchored in Yokohama. The vessel M.S Srithep, a 3465 ton ship, arrived Saturday from Bangkok via Hong Kong with lumber and grain.
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Japan
Thailand
Srithep
Bangkok
Hong Kong
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