Valor and service awards announced for interior department staff
Secretary Udall unveils four valor and 50 service awards for present and former Interior employees, including five posthumous honors. Recipients include Robert K. Devine for bravery in an accident near Hatfield, and William R. Adams for rescuing Cantrell in Fort Arbuckle, while Welch criticizes De Gaulle as a top Communist agent in a Richmond talk.
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High Irish Post Goes to Lynch
Finance Minister Jack Lynch was elected prime minister by a seven-vote majority in Parliament. Lynch, 49, secured all 71 Fianna Fail votes as opposition parties failed to unite. He replaces the ailing Sean Lemass, who resigned after driving to President de Valera’s residence to hand over office.
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Nixon Urges Vote Seen as Rebuke to Johnson
New York report notes former Vice President Nixon frames the vote as a rebuke to President Johnson’s Vietnam policy while avoiding a direct withdrawal, arguing GOP strength abroad would be strengthened by domestic results. He stresses no change in stance toward Southeast Asia.
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Maddox Trails in Georgia Governor Race as Court Fight Looms
In Georgia, Governor election sparks legal action as Maddox leads Sanders by 0.2 percent with 1868 precincts reporting. The race heads to the General Assembly if no majority is reached, while the American Civil Liberties Union files suit alleging improper legislative setup and seeks a federal review.
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