Bombing Halt Ordered as Johnson Halts Major Strikes
North Vietnam bombing pause takes effect with U S jets limited to hit supply dumps in the southern panhandle. Final strikes touched Dong Hoi and Long Giai as Hanoi radio and DMZ zones remained focal points. Ground clashes flare near Saigon and DMZ, with Viet Cong and infantry losses reported.
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Pause in North Vietnam bombing risks Allied setback
Military sources in Saigon warn the three to four week U S halt on North Vietnam could harm the Allied cause and delay peace talks. They predict heavier air strikes, reopens Haiphong targets, and renewed supply lines as Monsoon weather ends, with Thieu pledging to fight on.
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Men Money and Myth Are on Kennedy's Side
A Kennedy surge dominates the 1968 Democratic race as Johnson bows out. Kennedy leads with McCarthy as the Wisconsin primary looms and delegates at state conventions favor Kennedy’s ticket. McCarthy gains momentum in Wisconsin while Nixon’s stance shifts future strategy for Humphrey. Kennedy emerges as the front runner amid era of Camelot myth and party realignments.
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Johnson shocks nation by announcing he will not seek reelection
President Johnson declares he shall not seek or accept the nomination of his party for another term. The surprise move follows a Vietnam speech offering an immediate halt to most bombing campaigns. Reaction pours in from Kennedy, McCarthy, Humphrey, Nixon, and others as the political climate shifts dramatically.
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Kennedy Questions Democratic Unity After Johnson Exit
New York AP Kennedy doubts party unity after Johnson withdrawal. He contends Democrats can win in November and cites ongoing discussion of national issues within the party. Kennedy vows to continue his campaign for the presidency.
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Two Fishermen Die In Lake Poygan Accident
Roman L. Schermetzler and Herbert J. Zirtzlaff, both experienced anglers, drowned when their motorized boat capsized on Lake Poygan. Found near the drifting craft, their bodies were towed to shore at Herbst farm after neighbors assisted. Coroner ruled accidental drowning. no witnesses.
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