Florida fight over new constitution and pollution policy
In Tallahassee a conservation amendment cleared the Senate 28 to 11, binding the state to combat air and water pollution and excessive noise. A bid to move the capital was defeated. Miami also reports actor Denie Darcel seeking a trial postponement to keep a Connecticut nightclub date while her attorney plans to press a separate suit against a department store.
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Senate
Verle Pope
Sr. Augustine
Miami
Denie Darcel
Miss Darcel
Connecticut
Robert Atkinson
Veteran’s Administration Hospital
Jason Berkman
Miss Darcell
Actor's Colony Inn
Seymour
Narcotics Smuggling Car Seized After Atlantic Crossing
Police halted a narcotics delivery tied to a car shipped from Le Havre and seized in New York on April 24. The vehicle carried 112 kilograms of heroin in a dummy gas tank and body posts, with an auxiliary tank hidden for extra storage. Arthur Benvenuto, 63, of New York, was arrested April 26 at Pier 88 on the Hudson as the unloaders’ alleged contact.
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Atlantic
le Havre
New York
Arthur Benvenuto
New
Forces strike targets north and west of Saigon in new raids
Two regiments with veteran troops from the Ia Drang campaign refit in Phuoc Long Province. Air Force B52s conducted 10 to 100 strikes late Tuesday into Wednesday across Binh Long, Binh Duong, Tay Ninh provinces. The aim was to disrupt enemy infiltrations from Cambodia and destroy base camps and river loading points.
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Phuoc Long
Ia Drang Valley
Saigong
Binh Long
Binh
Duong
Tay Ninh
Cambodia
Infiltration Continued From Page 1
The report notes U S actions in Vietnam amid accusations of deceitful cease fire talk. It claims the United States intensifies attacks on North Vietnamese territory. The article cites a rise in air strikes from 2,500 in March to over 4,700 in May.
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Ed States
United States
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
U.S
North Vietnamese
Panhandle
Wallace Seeks State Pilots for Out-Of-State Campaign
Wallace said his campaign will cover costs for two state pilots used on some trips. The pilots, offered by Gov. Alpert Brewer, operate only when not needed for normal state duties. He plans rallies in Minneapolis on July 3 and will visit Dayton and Columbus, Ohio on July 6 and 7, describing the July 7 appearance as patriotic rather than political.
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Wallace
Rockefeller Fires Blast At Demos In Connecticut Speech
New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller condemned Democrats for urban policy failures and criticized Republicans for tolerating a “special relationship” between federal and municipal governments. He spoke in Connecticut during a campaign visit, citing welfare and revenue sharing as areas needing new leadership. Nixon, the 1960 Republican nominee, was his rival for the 1968 nomination.
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Baki Kurd
Conn
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Connecticut
Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
America
Clark urges Congress to tighten gun controls nationwide
Attorney General Ramsey Clark advocates registration and licensing of all firearms and a ban on interstate mail order sales before the Senate Judiciary subcommittee. He cites murder and crime statistics to argue gun safety, while lawmakers debate federal versus state powers and the pace of action ahead of a possible July recess.
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Congress
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Clark
Senate Judiciary Committee
Edward M. Kennedy
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Thomas J. Dodd
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Johnson
Registra
Emanuel Celler
House Judiciary Committee
William M. Calmer
House Rules Committee
Roman L. Hruska
R-Neb
United States
Hruska
Strom Thurmond
R.S.C
John V. Lindsay
New York
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Johnson Seeks Quick Sign On Tax Bill And Gun Plan
President Johnson said he expects to sign the Congress passed tax bill within two days to raise 10 billion dollars and cut 6 billion in spending. He also urged Congress to pass his gun registration and licensing proposal. He opened a White House news conference announcing Chief Justice Warren's retirement and nominating Abe Fortas to the Supreme Court.
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Johnson
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White House
Earl Warren
Supreme Court
Abe Fortas
Campaign highlights show Nixon Wallace McCarthy Rockefeller Humphrey
Washington AP reports on Wednesday campaign highlights. Nixon tours Lansing fund raiser denying Wallace support while Wallace vows never to withdraw and plans Minnesota and Ohio stops. McCarthy defends Paris talks with North Koreans as Vietnam peace talks continue. Rockefeller urges debate with Nixon and call for negotiated end to Vietnam with Viet Cong in settlement. Humphrey proposes a new education policy promising full education from fourth year through college based on ability to learn.
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Nixon
Richard M. Nixon
Lansing
Mich
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Alabama
Minnesota
Ohio
McCarthy
Eugene J. McCarthy
New York
Paris
United States
Rockefeller
Nelson Rockefeller
Humphrey
Denver
Colo
Hubert H. Humphrey
America
Reelected nephew leads French North America district
Jacques P. Vendroux, Charles de Gaulle's over seas nephew, was reelected unopposed as representative for St Pierre and Miquelon in the French National Assembly. He won 1,707 votes with 505 blank ballots reflecting voter dissatisfaction in the island group near Newfoundland.
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World Briefs
ST. Pierre
Charles de Gaulle
Jacques P. Vendroux
National Assembly
Trudeau Victory Casts Unity Vote Across Canada
Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau won a solid Liberal majority, sweeping Quebec and securing 154 of 264 seats nationally. The result endorsed his One Canada policy, emphasized bilingualism, and aimed to strengthen the federal government as Canada moves toward a Just Society. The Conservatives won 71 seats, the New Democrats 23, and the Quebec Creditiste 15. Trudeau stressed national unity and plans to unveil a detailed program after Parliament convenes in September.
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Toronto
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
One
Canada
Quebec
Trudeau
Liberals
Robert Stanfield
Stanfield
Marcel Faribault
House of Commons
John Diefenbaker
New Democratic Party
Creditiste Party
Toronto Star
Ottawa
Peter C. Newman
Ple
Faribault
London
Ont
Free Press
Nixon Says He Does Not Need Wallace Support
Richard Nixon told reporters at La Guardia Airport he does not want the backing of George C. Wallace, saying Wallace appeals to racist elements. He said Rockefeller’s charge that he courted Wallace is false as he heads to Lansing to meet delegates and attend a fundraising dinner. Nixon added he has never had a racist in his organization after 22 years in politics.
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Richard M. Nixon
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
la Guardia
Lansing
Mich
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