The Czech Crisis Threatens Brezhnev’s Authority
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan outlines the Czech crisis as a test of Brezhnev’s leadership. If the Kremlin pushes to force reform, it risks igniting a wider clash within the socialist bloc and undermining Soviet prestige. If it backs down, it signals weakness and a defeat for Moscow’s claim to authority over allied parties.
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Humphrey Pledges Peace Drive Ahead of Nomination
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey in Salt Lake City signals readiness for a long road to peace if elected. He lists five potential running mates including Eugene McCarthy Sargent Shriver Richard Hughes Edmund Muskie and Fred Harris. He urges tax reform to aid farmers and condemns censorship while addressing Utah Democrats. He tours Salina Kansas briefly before Utah events and faces mixed anti Humphrey and pro Humphrey signs.
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State health workers appealing board ruling
The Kansas Health Workers Union challenges the Social Welfare Board appeal of a Civil Service Board decision ordering 28 aides rehired at Topeka State Hospital and Kansas Neurological Institute with back pay. The welfare board seeks to keep them off payroll during the appeal. Judge Vickers will rule on a summary judgment Tuesday.
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Casualties Down for Now in Vietnam War Slump
Saigon reports a lull in ground fighting with casualties dipping since early June though officials warn the trend may not last. Gen. Abrams notes the enemy is hard to find and refitting for renewed action as peace talks and de escalation influence timing. Defense secretary Clark Clifford cites troop movements into North Vietnam and predicts possible major assaults by September.
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Opposition Delays Police Community Aid Plan in D.C.
In Washington, the federal push to spend 1.5 million dollars on storefront police centers in Negro ghettos faces strong opposition from residents and leaders who distrust law enforcement. Opponents cite fear of coercive policing, while officials insist neighborhood control is essential to fighting poverty and violence in a city with a history of riots and shootings.
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Fortas Chatter Heats Up Over Supreme Court Nomination
Debate over President Johnsons pick Abe Fortas for chief justice grows louder as Senate August debate nears. Iowa Senator Miller calls Fortas decisions divisive while others criticize Attorney General Ramsey Clarks remarks on partisanship. Republican critics back Clark, urging apology, amid repeal dispute.
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No Vest For Ray No Vest For Ray
Authorities say James Earl Ray will likely not wear a bulletproof vest as he stands trial for the MLK assassination. Security will be perimeter based, with reporters given ID cards and all entrants searched and videotaped before admission.
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