Kennedy crowds lash California campaign stop shake crowd
Enthusiastic crowds in southern California mobbed Senator Robert F. Kennedy during weekend campaign stops. Police and aides wrestled to restore order as Kennedy spoke to more than 10,000 in Los Angeles, with fans tugging at his car and signatures. He launched a broad attack on the Johnson administration and warned of deteriorating leadership amid the Vietnam war.
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UN Council condemns Israel over Jordan attacks
The United Nations Security Council unanimously condemns Israel for last week's raid on Arab guerrilla bases in Jordan. Israel says it acted in self defense as fighting flares along the Jordan River frontier. The resolution deplores violence violating the 1967 ceasefire and hints at possible sanctions to curb future attacks.
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Weather disturbance crosses Washington with varying sun
A vigorous weather disturbance moving across Washington state will travel eastward quickly. It will affect only the southern portion while northern and central areas enjoy fair sunshine today.
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Plane spins into sea leaves sixty one missing
In Panama forces loyal to impeached President Robles arrested 300 people at National Union HQ, including Hildegrando Nicosia and Harmodio Arias Jr. Tear gas used. 15 injured. Arnulfo Arias Jr. leads calls for civil resistance after assembly convicts Robles of unconstitutional activity.
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Johnson defends record as labor backs re election
President Johnson told a cheering labor crowd that his administration has built strong foundations for American society and will not be torn down in a partisan election year. He praised achievements while acknowledging criticism and anticipated a contest with Kennedy and McCarthy for the November election. AFL CIO President Meany pledged labor support for Johnson.
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Two bodies found in Irish Sea hunt
Bodies and wreckage age found near the crash site of Aer Lingus Viscount 1,000 feet spinning into the Irish Sea Sunday. UK and Irish search teams, including HMS Hardy and Irish Army helicopters, scoured 1,000 square miles off Strumble Head and Rosslare. The plane carried 61 aboard, including nine Swiss on vacation, with no Canadians aboard. Weather worsened the search as debris and a briefcase were recovered.
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Grits on campaign trail New role in NATO sought by Trudeau
The Liberal leadership hopefuls press national issues as they near the Ottawa convention. Trudeau calls for re examining Canada’s NATO role while favoring political and diplomatic engagement and strengthening continental defense with the United States after possible troop withdrawal. Greene urges ending arms sales to the U S and criticizes Vietnam policy as hollow. Winters pledges heavy spending to advance bilingualism in Canada.
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U S Marines Kill 31 Viet Cong Near Khe Sanh in Four Hour Battle
U S Marines and helicopter gunships attack North Vietnamese bunkers two miles north of Khe Sanh killing 31 in a four hour fight. Four crew evacuated after a helicopter was shot down. American casualties include five dead and four wounded.
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Powell predicts civil war in US
Deposed Congressman Adam Clayton Powell foresees possible violence among youths over race relations and criticizes the white power structure while denying an outright race war. He returns to Harlem amid a tumultuous welcome and vows to purge his district of support for “Uncle Toms.” Martin Luther King Jr. endorses non violence and says most Negroes share that view.
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Pearson Urges U S to Take Risk for Peace in Vietnam
Prime Minister Pearson urged the United States to take a greater risk for peace to end the Vietnam War at a Canadian Club dinner. He said ending the war requires more risk than the U S has deemed wise, but any risk is less than continuing the war which grows more awful and dangerous daily.
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Indians may seek foreign aid for medicare policy clash
The debate over Canadian Indian health care heats up as Sioux leader Arthur Wambidee calls for foreign aid if Ottawa does not revisit a shift in medical services. Health Minister MacEachen pledges no cuts and a prompt Commons statement while Indian Affairs head Laing urges resource development to fund reserves.
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Dam Burst Kills Man In Lee Massachusetts
An earthen dam designed to control spring floods collapsed Sunday in Lee Massachusetts. The flood destroyed homes and sent mud into a building four miles away, killing one man.
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