Romney Probing Viet Tour Begins In Da Nang
Republican candidate George Romney visited three U.S. bases in South Vietnam near Saigon and Da Nang. He briefed troops at Cu Chi Lai Khe and Da Nang, spoke of a religious basis for America, met wounded in a hospital, and joked about brainwashing remarks while praising the fighting men and studying guerrilla warfare.
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Lindsay Setl Aims Major Police Duty Shifts
Mayor John Lindsay plans to boost visible patrols by 40 to 50 percent within a year without expanding the force beyond 28,000. He will hire civilians for towaway and traffic duties, expand one man patrol cars, use an officer alert system, have meter maids enforce traffic laws, and issue summons for minor offenses. Meanwhile Italian cinema names La Cina è Vincina China Is Near as foreign film candidate for 1967.
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Detroit Mayor Defies Vietnam Policy Clash at Democratic Row
Detroit Mayor Jerome Cavanagh, a Democrat, said he disagrees with the Johnson administration's Vietnam policy and warned he is undecided about joining a possible convention struggle between President Johnson and Sen. Kennedy. He declined to back McCarthy, criticizing his candidacy as stirring dissent. Cavanagh predicted Rockefeller would win the Republican nomination.
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Price Increases to Continue Under 1968 Forecast
Washington based economist Dr. Gerhard Coin forecast 1968 growth with a real rate near 4 percent, a national output around 844.5 billion dollars, and price increases near 4.5 percent if taxes rise and credit remains unrestricted. Unemployment is expected to edge up slightly from about 3.9 percent in 1967 amid wage pressures and raw material costs.
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