Gruening backs CDC chief amid Casady clash
Senator Gruening supports CDC director Casady while criticizing the method of Viet Nam debate and urging delegates to decide at the convention. He praises the CDC as a forum for open discussion, notes not agreeing with all CDC positions, and emphasizes support for volunteers and independence from Democratic establishment. Delegates and anti Casady caucus hold separate briefings as the controversy over Casady’s leadership continues.
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Radioactive Cylinder Retrieved and Stored at Hospital
A steel cylinder containing radioactive material dropped in a Chicago hospital by two Canadian technicians was safely deposited in a two ton land-lined shipping casket. Argonne National Laboratory sent equipment to retrieve the one inch by 11/4 inch cylinder, stored under tight safeguards.
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Italian Communist Leader Luciana Ir Magnoli Dies at 41
Luciana Ir Magnoli, a labor leader and member of Parliament within the Communist Party directives, died today in a Rome clinic. He was 41.
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Kennedy urges Congress on peace talks in Hungary plot claim
In Budapest an official Communist party organ said a large number of political criminals jailed after the 1956 revolution have been re-arrested on new anti-state charges with Western encouragement. The report tied Western contact to renewed conspiratorial plans and named some accused, including Roman Catholic priests, as involved in the alleged plot to overthrow the government. Kennedy urged international guarantees and a staged withdrawal of foreign forces while supporting a process leading to a trusted international supervision and the independence of South Vietnam.
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Viet Nam War Debate Opens as U S Pressed for Policy
Kennedy warns against a military victory at the cost of a destroyed South Viet Nam and urges careful balance with China while Rusk asks Congress to vote again on Viet Nam policy. Marines clash near Bong Son as B52s hit targets northwest of Saigon. Morse and Gruening push to rescind 1964 Gulf of Tonkin resolution.
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