Anti draft forces aim to disrupt SS exams across campuses
Report outlines Students for a Democratic Society urging student deferral protests, printing a rival “war exam” in Chicago and distributing it at testing centers nationwide. SDS plans fingerprinting and strict controls to prevent cheating as 800000 to 1 million students registered for May 21 or June 3 deadlines. A drowning victim case closes the Burlington waterfront with details of a Mary Donlevey death.
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Jules Wituover
Washington
SDS
Chicago
Viet Nam Watitional
United
Siu
Selectives
United States
Viet Nam
Huter
Selective Service
Bronkaid Tablets Offer Fast Relief for Bronchitis and Asthma
New Bronkaid combines an expectorant and bronchodilators in one tablet to loosen phlegm and relax bronchial muscles. It relieves coughing wheezing and tightening by clearing air passages for freer breathing without a prescription. Available at local drug stores in New York NY 10016.
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Drew Pharmacal Co
New York
N. Y
Primaries Test Negro Power In Southern Races
On page one, races in Alabama Oklahoma and Ohio show incumbents Sparkman Harris and Rhodes fending off challenges. Alabama Republicans plan a July convention to nominate governor and senator while Oklahoma Republicans vote on a senate nominee. Oklahoma gubernatorial field includes Raymond Gary and others. a runoff is likely. Ohio Republicans face White challenging Rhodes. Democrats eye governor with Reams McIlwain Taft and Gilligan set for fall.
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Eratic
Alabama
Oklahoma
John J. Sparkman
Fred R. Harris
Senate
Raymond Gary
Preston J. Moore
Oklahoma City
The
American Legion
David Hall
Tulsa
Clecta John Rogers
Dewy Bartlett
John N. Happy
Camp
Waukomis
Brono UM. Miller
City
Gav. Henry
Bellman
Pat J. Patterson
Don Kinkaid
Clifton Wood
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
William L. White
Mount Vernon Busia
Frazier Reams Jr
Toledo
Harry H. McIlwain
Cincin
Robert Taft Jr
U. S
Congress
William F. Flax
Cincinnati
John Birch Society
Taft
John J. Gilligan
Kennedy calls for reassessment of China policy
Senator Edward M. Kennedy urged a sweeping reexamination of United States policy toward China. He proposed a special commission to devise new approaches, including possible limited trade and ways to involve China in arms control, while keeping an open door for eventual participation in disarmament talks. The plan envisions a panel led by a national figure to explore diplomatic, cultural, and educational ties.
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Walilngton
Johns
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Alasg
Dwight D
U.S
Senate
Kennedy
Johnson
Special Commission
Recomd
Uni
Tle
Matthew B.red
China
Rideway
Alf
Korea
Alfred M. Gruenther
Chinese Former Armerican Ted Cross
Nc Fir
Milton
United Nations
Red China
United States
Chia
Shelled Cambodia and air losses reported by U S forces
The United States reports heavy shelling into Cambodian jungle silencing enemy fire with light American casualties. Viet Cong supplies seized include rice and uniforms. In North Vietnam air action, a Navy Skyhawk was shot down and pilots were rescued or missing as other aircraft were recovered.
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U. S
North Viet Nam
Vinh
U. S. Command
Air Force
U. S. Navy
U. S. Air Force
Indiana
Riversralfic
Ralph Harvey
South Viet Nam
Att
Richards
Roudebush
da Nang
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Burlington, VI
Mary Donlevey
Lake Champlain
Burlington
Ted Kennedy
Cambodia
Rey Sinus Teaan
Syracuse Table Pad CO
Tamee St
EMS
Poa 3 Food Center
Fayette
Fayette and
Salina ST
U.S.D.A
MALL
GREEM
Sda
J.M. Fields
Aber Sale
Wen Long
Henley
Cotte
Cation Old
Tate
Brewerton RO
Syracuse
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