Humphrey campaigns in Wisconsin for Johnson
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey opened two days of campaigning in Wisconsin asserting Johnson is the only peace candidate. He dodged antiwar pickets at his hotel and hall rally, answered hecklers, and praised the President's records while noting peace must be with honor. He compared the nation to a stormy plane and defended the administration’s Vietnam policy.
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Wis
Hubert H. Humphrey
Wisconsin
Johnson
Humphrey
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
Vietnam
Serb Memorial Hall
United States
Ship of State
Hubert
Pittsburgh
Senate approves ethics code despite lone opposition
The Senate narrowly passed a code of ethics 67 to 1, with Sen. George D. Aiken voicing strong opposition and calling the measure a fraud. The code restricts gifts above 50 dollars and fees over 300, allows partial public disclosure, and requires sealed annual financial details to be kept for potential reviews.
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Senate
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Robert G. Baker
Thomas J. Dodd
Dconn
Aiken
Sen
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Morse
UN Security Council seeks middle path on Middle East crisis
Western and Arab states argued over a proposed Israel condemnation while Jordan urged immediate Chapter 7 sanctions. Algeria opposed a broad reference to Arab terrorism and warned of stronger measures if Israel repeats its attack on Jordan. Tekoah cited terrorist bases at Karameh and planned attacks late month amid council talks.
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Middle East
Israel
Council
Jordan
Algeria
Alberta
National Liberation Movement
U.N
Muhammad H. El-Ferra
Yosef Tekoah
Karameh
Tekoah
LSD problem seen as middle class issue says FDA head
U S C luncheon quoted James L. Goddard, commissioner of food and drugs, arguing that affluence and ignorance drive youth drug tampering. He linked the LSD problem to middle class attitudes and urged caution at a fashion center event in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Apr
U.S
Commissioner of Food and Drugs
James L. Goddard
University of Southern California
Robbery in Seattle Involves $45 Theft and 80 Cents
Imre Rimoczi, 40, said two men forced their way into his car and took $45. A gun was pointed at him as he walked to find a police officer to report the earlier incident. The robber who held 80 cents was late.
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