Hagerstown Draft Call Passes Peacefully
In Hagerstown a small draft call went without incident as 18 to 22 year old men prepared for physical examinations and Army service. Local residents, including four from the town hall district, gathered with women from the Red Cross offering coffee and donuts under the United Fund banner to wish the future soldiers well.
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Leonard Hughes
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Corment
Clarence Haiston
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Johnson Wilson conference signals new move on Viet peace talks
In New York a large antiwar demonstration tried to shut the Whitehall induction center, with over 1,000 protesters including Dr. Benjamin Spock and Allen Ginsberg arrested. Police cleared the area after five hours as officials discussed potential U.N. Security Council involvement and possible openings for peace talks.
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Washington
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Harold Wilson
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Vietnam
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United States
Steel price boosts fail to shake Johnsons cool
Washington AP reports President Johnson faces steel price rise concerns as economists Ackley and officials discuss wage price dynamics. The chief economic adviser notes prices may spark a broader spiral, while Johnson urges restraint and responsible action by labor and management to curb inflation.
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Washington
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Gardner Ackley
Yenelion
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Spellman Lying In State Draws Crowds At Cathedral
New York City kept paying final respects to Francis Cardinal Spellman with uninterrupted procession at St Patrick's Cathedral. Up to 3,600 people per hour filed past the black draped catafalque as the prelate lay in state in clerical garb. A police officer noted steady early morning lines, with devotion continuing around the clock.
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Labor Leaders Back LBJ for 1968 Re election
AFL-CIO leaders including George Meany pledge support for President Johnson while demanding more from the Democratic administration on domestic labor issues. Across the border in Mexico City, a bridge collapse leaves about 20 Mexican workers unaccounted for, ten bodies recovered and one survivor found as rescue ops end for the night due to danger and visibility.
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Mexico City
Secret Wedding Gift Price Secret for Johnson Family
Washington AP reports a silver service presented as a wedding gift to Mrs. Johnson and Charles S. Robb. The price and details were kept secret during a diplomats’ reception at the Georgetown home of Ambassador and Mrs. Averell Harriman Monday night.
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Wallace Raps Ruling Aides Back Johnson bid in 1968 race
Gov Lurleen Wallace denounces the Supreme Court desegregation ruling as public schools are forced to comply. Senator Edward Kennedy signals McCarthy bid may cool antiwar violence while Democrats debate war policy and primary timing in 1968. Kennedy aims to head Massachusetts delegation. McCarthy plans for several primaries, with Johnson's renomination uncertain. Humphrey downplays party split risk.
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School Aid Bill Faces Senate Roadblock
Washington AP Republican Leader Everett Dickson pushes a ban on federal funds for aiding students in overcoming racial imbalances to stall the school aid bill. The Senate held three votes on the amendment Monday night, two were decided, leaving the measure unresolved as Sen. Dirksen weighs further action.
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Robert P. Grittin
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Back Door Entry Fails Protesters at Johns Hopkins
A Dew Chemical Co recruiter slipped in the back door of a Johns Hopkins building to avoid student protesters who picketed the front. The product nitpal, linked to Vietnam weapons, drew criticism from a student group. In Baltimore another antiwar crowd near the Customs House saw about 100 demonstrators, with eleven arrested or turned away.
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Downtown YaHi Bypass Opens To Relieve Congestion
A bypass opened downtown YaHi to ease traffic for a period, with details expected on Page VI City Section. The issue teases Kennedy last night on earth and Jim Bish’s op column on Page 6, while Mint Cang’s report recalls death and destruction in a Vietnamese village on Page 1.
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Jim Bishsop
Mint Cang
Police seize Detroit riot suspect who held hostages
AP report describes two detectives hiding behind a minister as they capture Eugene Lenite Dolar, a 62 year old Detroit man who had barricaded inside a home with two guns and held police at bay for 16 hours after a riot left 43 dead. He emerged with a man, a woman, and several children inside the fortressed residence amid a family dispute. No one was injured during the standoff and the suspect was taken for psychiatric evaluation.
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Pa Gentry
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Reilney
Transplanted heart patient gains ground in Cape Town update
In Cape Town doctors report Louis Washkansky showing improvement after receiving the world’s first human heart transplant. He drinks fluids, eats soup, and faces ongoing risks as medical staff assess his recovery, defense against infections, and potential complications over time.
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Louis Washkansky
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