Czechs Press for Soviet Pullout of Troops
Prague officials said the Soviet Union agreed to begin withdrawing troops from Czechoslovakia starting Saturday. The move followed months of tension after Warsaw Pact maneuvers and amid debates over reformist liberalization within the Czech Communist leadership.
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Williams pins platform points on inflation and rights
UPT Phoenix reports Williams urging GOP leaders to address inflation civil rights jobs medical programs and urban issues in the national platform He argues currency inflation must be curbed and tax increases used only to fight inflation He warns Medicare and Medicaid could bankrupt states and stresses the role of jobs and training in solving social problems
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GOP
Marxist philosopher Marcuse flees US after death threat
In San Diego Dr. Herbert Marcuse a noted Marxist philosopher at UC San Diego fled his home after receiving a death threat dated July 1 warning him to leave the United States within 72 hours. FBI and postal authorities traced the handwritten letter and Marcuse left with his wife for safety hours before the deadline. In London Britain drops plan to repaint red phone booths yellow after protests by the public.
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Fannin vows Senate fight over Johnson Supreme Court picks
Senator Paul Fannin of Arizona says he will oppose President Johnson's Supreme Court nominees. He accuses the administration of a permissive philosophy, questions judgment and timing, and argues the Senate must exercise its equal right and duty to confirm or reject nominations amid concerns about law and order and civil rights.
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Fortas Nomination Backed as Warren Retires
Atty. Gen. Ramsey Clark testified that President Johnson could nominate Abe Fortas as Chief Justice while Earl Warren was still in office. He cited long standing practice to retire at the President’s pleasure and urged Senate confirmation of Fortas and Homer Thornberry, with Dirksen and Mansfield confident of votes. Senator Griffin pressed the advise and consent power as essential alongside presidential nomination. He warned against maneuvers to create a vacancy for a lame duck president.
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