Kennedy rips protestors at Creighton after draft deferment talk
In Omaha during Nebraska primary eve Senator Kennedy challenged students questions on Vietnam and race. He contrasted their deferment support with the needs of Black, American Indian, and Mexican American regiments and urged protesters to oppose deferments as well as the war.
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Justice Reardon warns ABA censorship danger to press
Massachusetts Justice Paul Reardon warns that ABA crime news guidelines risk abuse and erosion of press freedom. He argues restrictions may cause officers to withhold reports, undermine the constitutional guarantee, and invite broader censorship, urging the ABA to guard against such limits.
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Illusions About Ho Chi Minh and Chinese Communists
Excerpts from a 1944 U S embassy report describe Chinese Communists as backsliders who still praise Marxist dogma yet accept gradualism. The memo notes indulgence of human frailty and belief in evolving salvation rather than immediate revolution, likening leaders to Ramsay MacDonald.
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Beckley Newspapersons Include Foreign Policy Fragments
A Raleigh and Register clipping contains subscription rates and distribution notes for Beckley newspapers plus a lengthy critical op-ed on Chinese Communism. It questions Western optimism about Vietnam policy and warns against underestimating Maoist influence and nationalism in China.
Rose Kennedy Says Our Money Funds Son Robert’s Campaign
White House sources and officials note Rose Kennedy's frank interview about campaign funding. She states money is spent freely on campaigns and compares Rockefeller wealth to the Kennedys, highlighting a shift toward acceptance of large campaign finance.
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Washington Window Impressive Calif Ore. Wins Could Save McCarthy
Senator Eugene J. McCarthy faces an uphill path after March defeats. An Oregon California comeback is essential to stave off a secondary role at the Democratic National Convention. He will contrast moral wins in New Hampshire and Wisconsin with recent showings in Jadagua Nebraska and Massachusetts.
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Florida
Legislators Seek Fresh Start at Statehouse Conference
West Virginia lawmakers face criticism for uneven performances as a pre legislative conference aims to orient new members and bring in experts on roads education welfare and finance. Darrell McGraw says speakers from inside and outside the state will discuss key issues to broaden lawmakers minds before December.
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Watch On The Polomar Why Some Indiana Voters Voted The Way They Did
Washington report explores Indiana voters attitudes after the New Hampshire primary. Interviews with voters across cities show reasons for choosing Kennedy or McCarthy, including perceptions of character, religion, and leadership. The piece notes how personal gain and policy goals influenced choices and poses questions about future November options.
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Irate voter cites Mrs. on ballot sparks debate
An angry voter demanded Mrs. be listed before Noel Snuffer on the election ballot, claiming illegality. Experts say naming is based on filing certificates. voters may choose Mrs or Miss, or use a nickname. Kennedy remarks noted in a separate column.
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