Rusk Defends Vietnam Policy Amid Demonstrations
In a high school gym address, Secretary Rusk urged free speech but warned that Hanoi and Peiping are listening to U.S. antiwar protests. He linked foreign perception to domestic action and stressed lessons from World War II while denying altered Vietnam explanations. Later, Gov. Kirk forecast Johnson would dump Humphrey in 1968 with Gen. Gavin as running mate, citing Democratic rifts over the war.
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Understanding of Viet by Home Front Demanded
General Omar N. Bradley urged greater home front understanding and citizen involvement in Vietnam in Look Magazine. After a 10 day tour of the battle area he praised military and social progress and urged private Americans to engage more.
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Koo Campaign Cookie Gaffe Sparks War Talk
Attorney Dominic Koo campaigning in Miami hands out fortune cookies urging Vote for Koo and mentioning Ho Chi Minh. A World War I hero dismisses the notion of stalemate, arguing enemy losses outpace replacements as Communist forces may be reaching a crossover point.
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Percy says GOP less divided on Vietnam war than Democrats
US Senator Charles Percy states Republicans are less divided over Vietnam than Democrats, while acknowledging honest differences will exist at the 1963 Republican convention. He cautions against conflating dissent with treason and condemns the Pentagon doors storming as harmful to the cause.
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Court Upholds New York Ruling Barring Vietnam Vote
The New York Appellate Division unanimously upheld a lower court ruling barring a voter referendum on the Vietnam War. Justice Francis T. Murphy Jr. previously rejected two petitions to place the issue on the ballot, with suits by the New York City Committee for an Immediate Withdrawal Referendum and the Fifth Avenue Vietnam Peace Parade Committee.
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Farm Prices Fall in Month Ending October 14
The Agriculture Department reported farm prices dropped one third of one percent in the month ending October 14. This marks the third consecutive decline after a brief rise in average prices earlier in the summer.
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Oregon House bars Viet Nam pullout ballot measure
Oregon House Rules Committee rejected on a 9-1 vote Monday a proposal by state Rep. Wally Priestley to require a statewide vote on immediate troop withdrawal from Vietnam. The bill echoed a San Francisco ballot measure.
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Oregon Legislature Opens Special Session on Property Tax Relief
The Oregon legislature began a special session in Salem on Monday to work on a property tax relief program.
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