Military Leaders oppose bombing pause in North Vietnam
Johnson ordered intensified air and naval strikes on North Vietnam with limited areas north of the DMZ allowed. Army and Joint Chiefs members split, with some urging broader attacks on Haiphong harbor, dike systems, and supply routes, while others oppose a pause. Secretary Clifford likewise opposes cessation of bombing.
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Fred S, Hoffman
Swashington
Johnson
North Vietnam
North
Viettnam
Remilitarized Zone
Hanoi
Haiphong
Dong Hoi
Dmz
Mu Gia Pass
South Vietnam
Joint Chiefs of Staff
United States
JCS
Maxwell D. Taylor
U.S
Saigon
Taylor
Clark M. Clifford
Senate Armed Services Committee
Hanoi Expected To Reject Johnson Peace Overture
European leaders and allies welcomed Johnsons peace overture while the Soviet Tass dismissed it as a stall to halt bombing. London diplomats expect Hanoi to reject the offer though a new candidate may push negotiations. Britain weighs how to influence a renewed Geneva conference as Japan backs deescalation.
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Hanoi
Johnson
London
Tohnson
Vietnam
Europe
America
Soviet Union
North Vietnam
Hani
Tass
Washington
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
United States
DRV
Market climbs after Nixon decision and bombing start
New York stocks surged on news of President Nixon's decision not to seek re nomination and his renewed offer to Hanoi. The Dow rose 12.89 to 353.56 as gains outpaced losses 12 to 1 on the NYSE. Gold miners lagged with opening delays amid order pileups tied to Stockholm conference actions.
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New York
Johnson
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Merce Tals
Dow Jones
New York Stock Exchange
Texaco
Standard Oil
Califorthis
U.S
United
Goodrich
Uni- Royal
Zenith
ALCOA
International Nickel and
Johnson Foe McCarthy Battles On In Wisconsin Primary
President Johnson withdraws from renomination leaving Wisconsin without a feature Democratic contest. McCarthy pledges a major campaign push, Kennedy sidelined, and Indiana through California become the next tests as GOP crossover votes shift or stay home.
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Milwaukee, Wis
Johnson
Wisconsin
Eugene J. McCarthy
Robert F. Kennedy
McCarthy
Indiana
Nebraska
Oregon
California
Minnesota
Carthy
Kennedy
Vietnam
White House
New Hampshire
MacCarthy
Richard M
Nixon
GOF
New Ball Game Says Gov Agnew
Annapolis, AP Gov Spiro T. Agnew says Johnsons decision not to seek creates a new ball game in both parties. Agnew, Rockefeller backer, declines to forecast impact on Rockefeller as The New Yorker suggested a week ago he would not run but left a draft possibility open.
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Annapolis
Johnson
Stek Anod
Spiro T. Agnew
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
New Yorker
Prayer for discipline and faithful discipleship
A Cheverly Maryland minister asks for strength to keep eyes on the cross during holy days. He prays for disciplined living, sacrificial service, bearing crosses, and steadfast faith in Jesus name.
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Jerusalem
Cross
Jesus
Roy H. Stetler Jr
Cheverly, Md
Cheverly
U.B. Church
London Gold Market Hints At Decline In Monetary Role
London reopened as signals point to a waning role for gold in world finance. A Stockholm pact on paper gold threatens gold demand with non gold credits, possibly reducing gold’s money status. London values held near 37.50 to 38.00 per ounce as Paris notes return to 38.08 amid heavy turnover.
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Hagerstown
Dely
D.C
Vac
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Associated Press
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Sis
AP News
Lawrence Malkin
London
Stockholm
France
London Free Market
United States
Paris
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