Humphrey Addresses Berlin as Antiwar Protests Rise
Vice President Hubert Humphrey spoke to thousands in Berlin charmed by cheering crowds and denouncements of U.S. Vietnam policy. He framed American resolve as a defense of freedom, recalling Johnson’s pledge from 1961 and urging Berliners to see shared liberty with Vietnam. A Charlottenburg protest nearby accused police of fabricating a bomb plot to quell dissent.
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Nurse Stand Solid on Speck Guilt Identification
Miss Amarao testified she has described Richard Speck from the start as the man who ordered the eight student nurses to their deaths. She identified Speck at his hospital bed and said police descriptions were wrong, insisting she had no doubt when first seen him in uniform. Under cross examination she admitted earlier descriptions noted a clear complexion and long hair with marks on his face.
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20 Million Sought for Birth Control Overseas Aid
The Agency for International Development seeks up to 20 million dollars in fiscal 1968 for overseas family planning, including birth control pill production. Aid administrator William Gaudin Getty told congressional committee that U S support will fund voluntary programs in several countries, stressing urgency and individual freedom.
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Alabama power bill spikes after meter reading error
Wayne Hay received a $1,092.45 electric bill for 99,810 hours of service last month, far above his usual $5 to $7. The Alabama Power Co officials said correcting the reading would reveal the error, noting it would take 175 homes a month to use that amount of electricity.
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Ohio Westinghouse Plant Struck by Wildcat Walkout
In Columbus the Westinghouse Electric plant faced a wildcat strike by International Union of Electrical Workers Local 746. Local president William Forsythe said the action was not authorized by the local or international unions, involving about 4,200 to 4,300 workers.
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North Viet Attacks Yield Guilty Verdicts in Kidnap Case
The report details a multi-front North Vietnamese assault near Quang Tri with jail raids freeing 250 prisoners, combat at Freedom Bridge and the Demilitarized Zone. Separately, two Michigan women’s case ends in a Reno jury verdict charging two men with kidnapping Mrs. Grisham, a Reno multimillionaire’s credit manager, with sentencing set for April 14.
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