What's Right with America
Roscoe Drummond argues that America has substantial progress to celebrate alongside flaws. He cites racial justice gains, expanded education and health funding, job training, and effectiveness of democratic institutions, urging use of progress to curb violence and accelerate reform.
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Reds Surrender Rise Near Saigon as Marines Press Attack
After fierce fighting and air strikes, North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces retreated from their siege around Gia Dinh and Khe Sanh areas. U S Marines reported 11 killed and 30 wounded as surrender and skirmishes continued across the capital region. The government spokesman said Viet Cong resistance crumbled in Gia Dinh with 28 more surrenders and a total of 178 since Tuesday morning.
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McCarthy Wins New York Demos in Senate Delegate Tally
In New York the McCarthy forces surge as partial returns show McCarthy with 51 of 123 convention delegates. O'Dwyer defeats Nickerson for a surprise Senate win as Humphrey and Kennedy delegates lag. Nixon challengers win two of 11 delegate slots. Rockefeller takes 71. Emanuel Celler secures renomination.
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Bill Banning Mail Order Rifles and Shotguns Gains Traction
The bill to ban mail order sales of rifles and shotguns moves to the Senate Judiciary Committee after tense debates. Support grew amid national security concerns following high profile assassinations, with several senators changing positions and some urging swift committee action.
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Remembering Pueblo hostages Mrs Bucher presses for action
Mrs Rose Bucher wife of Cmdr Lloyd Bucher the Pueblo commander speaks out on the North Korea seized ship case. She condemns slow diplomacy and criticizes the Defense Department for withholding families lists while saying she has contacted most crew families and remains hopeful for their release.
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Miami Valley Weather Sees Clear Skies Cooler Tonight
The forecast for the Miami Valley calls for clearing skies and cooler temperatures tonight with lows in the mid and upper sixties. Thursday will be mostly fair and warm with highs in the 70s. Yesterday's high reached 82 degrees with a morning low around 65.
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Solidarity Day Draws Thousands to Washington Protests
Thousands of Americans converge on Washington to back the Poor People Campaign demanding anti poverty action. Organizers forecast 40 000 attendees near the Washington Monument while police and National Guard officers secure a half mile march past Resurrection City to the Lincoln Memorial. Mrs Martin Luther King Jr widow recalls her husband calling it Americas last chance to solve problems non violently. The campaign leader Ralph David Abernathy pledges nonviolence amid heavy security.
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Washington marchers press for desegregation in capital
About 200000 demonstrators converge in Washington to protest racial desegregation and equal opportunity. Police say Army units may be on alert near the Capitol though officials anticipate a peaceful march. Abernathy doubts added security is needed as crowds line three routes from the Washington Monument toward Independence Avenue and West Capitol Park.
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McCarthy Button Fined At Fort Worth Air Base
A Carswell Air Force Base airman from Boston was fined 64 by a summary court martial for wearing a Eugene McCarthy button in uniform. The verdict awaits base command review after Gibbons reportedly attempted to bring a McCarthy poster to a Johnson reception last month and received a verbal reprimand.
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