Swarming G-Men Politics New Look
The Associated Press reports intensified security at presidential campaign events. Secret Service protectors, armed guards, and door searches marked rallies for McCarthy and Reagan, with governors and dignitaries monitored as the race narrows between McCarthy Humphrey Rockefeller Nixon era contenders.
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Eugene J. McCeCarthy
D-Minn
New York
Secret Service
Tulsa
Okla
Ronald Reagan
California
Indianapolis
McCarthy
Kennedy
Fellowship of Reconciliation
Hubert H. Humphrey
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Diplomats fear VC offensive may wreck Paris talks
Western officials in Paris warn a sustained North Vietnamese assault on Saigon could derail the Paris peace talks. They expect Hanoi to weigh Harriman’s warning against escalating rocket attacks and the potential for U.S. retaliation or suspension of negotiations.
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Rothet
Saigon
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Xuan Thuy
North Vietnam
Harriman
Thuy
Carlier
Johnson
Weather County Forecast Clear to partly cloudy and cooler
County forecast notes a clear to partly cloudy pattern with a cooler trend tonight and Saturday. Low tonight near 60 and high Saturday in the middle 80s. Includes historical temperature data: Thursday high 23? and low 69 today. compares to last year’s high 88 and low 71, with record highs 93 in 1952 and record low 40 in 1928. Hourly temps finish at 8 a.m. today.
Seaton outlines consumer protection at Kiwanis luncheon
Richard H. Seaton of Coffeyville, GOP candidate for Kansas Attorney General, spoke at the North American Hotel to about 35 Kiwanis Club members. He described a new consumer protection bill taking effect July 1 to curb fly-by-night sales, fraudulent solicitations, and deceptive discounts, urging reporting of suspicious practices to county officials or the attorney general.
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Richard H. Seaton
Coffeyville
Kansas
Consumer Protection
Seaton
Attorney General’s Office
Kiwanis Club
Attorney General
Topeka
Saigon Rockets Bite Back Amid Massive Allied Sweep
U S soldiers in Saigon and surrounding areas press a sweeping search as 12 000 troops comb the rocket belt. They seize 32 enemy missiles and kill 26 guerrillas while Viet Cong launch four rockets into Tan Son Nhut airbase and threaten further attacks.
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Saigon
U.S
Tan Son
Nhut
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
Viet Cong
Liberation Radio
Saiegon
Call to veto crime bill prompts civil rights leaders
Aclive il rights group and Walter Reuther and Roy Wilkins urge President Johnson to veto the crime control bill. Gerald Ford also calls for action as the measure, rushed to the White House after Senator Kennedy's assassination, faces opposition.
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Johnson
Washington
Aclive Il Rights Group
House
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Robert F. Kennedy
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
Roy Wilkins
Leadership Conference On Civil Rights
Gun control clash on NBC Today Show
Atty Gen Ramsey Clark backs gun control as life saving while NRA head Harold Glassen opposes, saying it would not save lives. They agreed most murders are crimes of passion, and Glassen cited Alabama’s high homicide rate and Vermont’s low rate as examples.
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Washington
Ramsey Clark
National Rifle Association
NRA
Harold W. Glassen
Glassen
Clark
Nbcs
Alabama
Vermont
Testimony in Kennedy Case Describes Rapid Fire at Range
LA AP reports grand jury transcript shows witnesses placing Sirhan B. Sirhan on the Embassy Hotel scene a day before the murder with rapid firing claims and differing counts of bullets hitting Kennedy. Witnesses describe Sirhan's actions, the killer's smile, and the chaos as bystanders reacted.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Sirhan Bisehara Sirhan
Sirhan
Ambassador Hotel
New York
California
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