Johnson assails panderers in first 1968 campaign speech
President Johnson, in Fort Mitchell, denounces candidates who trade on anger and fear in his first partisan address to a general audience. He criticizes Republicans Nixon Agnew Wallace and warns against using hate and prejudice as political tools at the Villa Madomez College dedication ceremony.
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Black Street Adds Items Before They Reach The Field
Story and pictures describe how Black Street expands inventory before reaching soldiers in the field. The piece hints at large losses in Vietnam related to corruption, noting hundreds of millions of dollars. The fragment references a log cabin origin 208 years past and a shift to a distant location.
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Soviets bolster sub pack raising U S concern
A Senate subcommittee report warns the Soviet Union is building a new class of Polaris type submarines with nuclear missiles that could reach the United States from 1,300 miles offshore. The panel notes the growth of Soviet ICBMs, subs, and long range bombers, urging prompt development of new missiles and a faster AMSA program while criticizing past secretary McNamara for wrong assumptions about Soviet aims.
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Suharto says Sukarno questioned over plot claims
Jakarta reports indicate President Suharto confirmed Sukarno was being questioned to verify statements by alleged Communist readers linked to past arrests. Nusantara alleged a three day investigation into a “Communist party Sukarno ring” and possible new arrests.
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Indonesia
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Dakar
Transplant ethics debate seeks new death definition
A noted heart transplant surgeon urged redefining death by brain damage and establishing rules to pick recipients amid organ shortages. Dr Denton A Cooley led discussions with 69 experts at an ACC conference in Bethesda. The aim is a public policy framework and ethical guidelines for donor and recipient selection.
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Denton A. Cooley
Houston
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Cooley
Chicago antiwar march ends peacefully amid tense memories
Thousands marched down Michigan Avenue in Chicago in a peaceful protest one month after clashes at the Democratic National Convention. Police escorted the demonstrators to Grant Park, with no harassment reported as marchers, including leaders, voiced anger at Daley and opposition to U.S. involvement in Johnson's war.
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Troops uncover large enemy rice caches near Saigon
U S troops report major finds as North Vietnamese units withdraw near the Cambodian frontier. A three-cache rice haul totals 34 tons, with 30 tons found near Duc Hoa and 20 tons buried south of Quang Tri City. Additional caches include 4 tons and a 20 bed hospital bunker complex near Saigon.
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Kraft eyes first Moon landing for U S as NASA marks 10th
Christopher Kraft, NASA Manned Spacecraft Center chief, told Space Center crowds the United States will likely land men on the moon in 1969, asserting that Americans may be first while acknowledging Soviet efforts around the moon.
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Christopher C. Kraft
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