Bremer diary recounts stalking of president diary entry
An excerpt from the Bremer diary notes a stalking incident involving the president and predicts limited news coverage. The entry references editor reactions and tentative timelines, suggesting concern over public attention and media response to the threatened event. The fragment references "Wallace" and media coverage implications.
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2 000 Viets hit Reds at Quang Tri
South Vietnamese forces attacked the western front of Quang Tri City amid house to house fighting and heavy artillery. Assets report North Vietnamese retain the western zone and the Citadel, while U.S. and South Vietnamese air and ground units press the assault to roll back enemy positions and disrupt supply lines along the river area.
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George Tsper
Saigon
Quang “ Gily
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U.S
Senate votes endwar amendment amid war policy clash
The Senate approved the end the war amendment by a 92 to 5 margin after brief dissents from Mansfield and others. The bill keeps pressure on the White House to exit the conflict while the House cycle may delay final passage to after the election. Pentagon spending remained a major victory, with debate resisting broad cuts and keeping the draft in place.
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Dalaska
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Iowa
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Big Sur blaze threatens coast redwoods and retreat spot
The Big Sur fire, wildfire started by an illegal campfire, scorched brush and timber droughted by heat. Thousands evacuated and about 1,200 residents stayed or fled amid rugged terrain as crews fought the blaze using helicopters, retardants, and pumps. Police closed Highway 1 and scientists warned of costs potentially reaching half a million dollars while protecting ancient redwood groves near Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park.
Kenrick key vote advances tax bill in California
Senate Rules Committee pivot sends the Moretti-Dills tax measure to Revenue and Taxation. The bill would raise about 319 million for low wealth districts and 575 million for property tax relief via a 1 cent sales tax and fees, while limiting local revenue increases and drawing strong opposition from County Supervisors.
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Assa
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San Francisco
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Humphrey Rules Self Out of Race in McGovern Contest
The piece reports on Humphrey declining a second running mate role as McGovern shapes his ticket. It notes Eagleton’s potential replacement and ongoing party strategy, with Miller stating Humphrey will not accept a vice presidential nomination despite past discussions about the offer.
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Ports reopen under British emergency powers thrust
The British government declares a state of national emergency and signs a proclamation aboard the royal yacht Britannia. Emergency powers enable forces to reopen 40 seized ports on the west coast of Scotland at midnight to ship urgent food supplies for people and livestock. Prime Minister Edward Heath authorized action after assessing dwindling rations.
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