Nixon Says Hanoi Takes Great Risk at Texas Ranch
President Nixon says no U.S. ground forces will be recom mitted to Vietnam and warns Hanoi faces a great risk with its South Vietnam offensive. He notes bombing will target military sites only and credits Gen Abrams with confidence South Vietnam can hold. Connally hosts dinner for a Texans audience as Nixon defends anti busing stance and oil depletion credit.
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Nuns stage antiwar protest at St Patrick’s Cathedral
A group of seven nuns and one lay teacher were arrested and removed from St Patrick’s Cathedral during the 10 am Mass for disrupting worship. Cardinal Cooke witnessed the incident and the charges were not pressed by the archdiocese. A second group of 13 nuns lay in white sheets after Mass, while about 75 others picketed outside urging the church to denounce the Vietnam war.
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McGovern Campaigns In Ohio Amid Tight Delegates
Sens. Humphrey and McGovern campaign in Ohio major cities seeking victory on Tuesday’s primary with 153 delegates at stake. McGovern, hoping for an upset, visits Cincinnati and Dayton alongside northern industrial belt stops, while Humphrey covers Toledo Canton and Cleveland.
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Muskie
Washington
Nevada
Indianapolis
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Birch E. Bayh
D-Ind
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