Humphrey Boosts Youth Support for Peace in Vietnam
In Albuquerque and San Jose, Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey urged students to work within the two party system to press for changes at home and abroad. He cited grievances over the war poverty racial discrimination and draft inequities and promised action if elected. He praised Olympic protestors Tommy Smith and John Carlos and urged student backing at upcoming events before heading to Las Vegas and Albuquerque for fundraisers.
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Wallace Attacks Nixon on Debates in relaxed Wallace speech
George C. Wallace told a 400-seat Wallace event in Harrisburg that Nixon refuses to debate and Humphrey is out of the running. He viewed polls as hedging support around 20 percent and said he withdrew from any TV debate to force a Nixon Humphrey clash. He spoke earlier in Trenton and Hershey, facing hecklers as crowds grew.
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Nixon seeks to defuse Vietnam ceasefire talk before election
Nixon used a live telecast to stress support for Johnson’s peace effort and left open the possibility of a pre election breakthrough in Paris. He rejected rumors that peace moves are a cynical ploy to aid Humphrey, defended Johnson’s impartiality, and outlined policy on welfare equality and arms control if elected.
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Cushing to resign as Boston archbishop at year end
Cardinal Richard Cushing announced he will resign as archbishop of Boston at the end of the year citing the publicity surrounding his defense of Jacqueline Kennedy's marriage to Aristotle Onassis. He said he received many angry letters and plans to submit his resignation to Pope Paul VI.
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FBI Identifies Dead Gunman in Kansas City Area Siege
Kenneth Marvin Woods, 3, formerly of Las Vegas, Nev., identified by FBI records as the man who killed himself during a Merriam motel siege. Neikirk, a bartender from Fort Lauderdale, had used fake papers to target 13 Kansas City area banks. A woman claiming to be his wife faced bank fraud charges after being detained on bond.
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China Fighting in Canton and Kwangtung Province
AP reports continued factional fighting in rural Guangdong and possible outbreaks in Canton despite army controls. Army garrison suppresses the city during the trade fair as violence between army units Red Guard factions and guerrilla bands intensifies in coastal areas. Over 200000 arrests reported in Guangdong, including many anti Mao Red Guards.
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