Adenauer in hospital as world leaders send wishes
Konrad Adenauer remains seriously ill with flu and bronchitis at his home near Bonn. Doctors from Bonn University Hospital attend him as world figures including President Johnson, Charles de Gaulle, and Pope Paul send messages of recovery. Former California governor Edmund Brown reflects on power as he returns to San Francisco after commuting death sentences.
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Adenauer
Rutendorf
Rhine
Bonn
Bonn University Hospital
Johnson
Charles de Gaulle
Pope Paul
Edmund G. Brown
California
Brown
San Francisco
Aaron Mitchell
Mitchell
San Quentin
Supreme Court
L.A
RFK and Wife Welcome Tenth Child Douglas Kennedy
Douglas Harriman Kennedy, son of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, left a Georgetown hospital after 20 days in a premature baby ward weighing 5 pounds 11 ounces. The report covers his March 24 birth, the 5 pound 4 ounce weight at birth, and his discharge. The piece also notes classic clarinetist turned jazz musician Buster Bailey and Governor Lester Maddox’s remarks on a state employee spy committee in Atlanta.
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Douglas Harriman Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Georgetown
Douglas
Georgie
Lester Maddox
Atanta
Maddox
George T. Smith
Ita
Envoy Bunker Delayed On Way to South Vietnam
Ambassador designate Ellsworth Bunker, 72, travels to Nepal for a brief stay with his bride of three months, Carol Laise, 49, then departs for Saigon to assume the U S post in Vietnam around May first.
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Ellsworth Bunker
Nepal
U.S
South Vietnam
Bunker
Carol Laise
Cnight
Pan American
Saigon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Vietnam
Voting Registrars Barred in Louisiana
A federal judge barred federal voting registrars from activity in northwest Louisiana parishes including Caddo and surrounding counties. The order restricts registration efforts and outlines the affected jurisdictions and scope of the prohibition.
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Louisiana
Shreveport
UPA
Presumed Local Notice From Long Beach Publisher
A garbled Daily issue from a Long Beach publisher, dated Sunday, lists streets Atty Street and Pine Avenue. It references the Bureau of Circulation and a regular public release schedule, indicating distribution details for the area.
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Lariler Dalivery Ei
Shaleese Bureau of Circulation
Bibilehed
Atty ‘Btraat
Pina Avenus
Long Beach
Humphrey Seeks Restore Image In Global View
Vice President Hubert Humphrey, returning from Europe, told 1,000 Jewish women that Pope Paul VI warned America's moral image is damaged by portrayals abroad. He urged Georgia leaders including Gov Lester Maddox and students at the University of Georgia to present a peacemaker nation, noting anti American demonstrations clouded his European trip.
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Atlanta
Hubert H. Humphrey
Europe
Paul VI
America
Humphrey
Georgia
Lester -Maddox
University of Georgia
Pope Paul
United States
Vietnam
Amerita
Mississippi
Senate Quiz Eyes on Draft Board Reforms Debate
Washington hearings on proposals to change the selective service system focus on about 4000 draft boards. Burke Marshall says boards are not functioning as set up, while Stennis defends them as central to the program. Kennedy urges random lottery. Hatfield promotes volunteer career soldiers. Fifield criticizes compulsory draft as undisciplined.
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Washington
Senate
U.S
Senate United Services Car
Burke Marshall
John Stennis
D-Miss
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mans
Marshall
Mark
Hatfield
Oregon Republican
New Jersey
Fifield
MSU Students Refuse Draft in Campus Action
At Michigan State University campus newspaper front, 33 members of Students for Democratic Society refuse to be drafted. They paid $84 for the act and received moral support from 19 women who signed a statement urging refusal to fight, resist the draft, and avoid induction.
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East Lansing
Mich
Uph
Michigan State University
Students For « Democratic Society
MSU
Tary
Vietnam
United States
Janet Dowty
End of Vietnam War Not in Sight, Westmoreland Says
General Westmoreland argues the war will continue with maximum pressure and heavy bombing. He notes enemy propaganda inflates casualties while U.S. troops prepare to boost numbers to about 500,000. He urges morale defeat of the Viet Cong and warns of possible major American losses. The general cites pacification progress and urges surrender messaging to save lives.
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Saigon
William Westmoreland
U.S
Vietnam
Hhe
Hanoi
Westmoreland Be
US5
Pentagon
Westmoreland
Jess
Lieves
Greece Premiers calls elections after parliament dissolved
Greek Premier Panayiotis Kanellopoulos dissolved Parliament and ordered elections for May 28 following a 30 minute cabinet meeting. The move signals a tight race with Papandreou and the Center Union, amid student demonstrations and royal tensions.
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Athens III
Panayiotis Canellopoulos
Canellopoulos
Angis Salonika
Jefus Te
Foagpar
George Palandreou
Greece
Papandreou
Center Union
Canellopoulos Radical Union
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