08 Nov 1967
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1967
Page
1
U S forces clashed with Communist units for about 24 hours in Vietnam near Loc Ninh and Dak To. The Marines reported 22 killed and 58 wounded amid heavy fire and air attacks as the North Vietnamese pressed coastal lowlands and provincial towns.
San Francisco voters reject Proposition P calling for an immediate cease fire and U.S. withdrawal from Vietnam. Final tally shows 192 406 opposed and 76 632 in favor. The issue marked a political clash amid ongoing wartime reporting across Vietnam with clashes and attacks reported in Cao Lanh and Mekong Delta.
Senator Eugene J McCarthy plans a weekend tour to four key states to gauge anti Johnson sentiment within the Democratic party. McCarthy will visit St Paul Minnesota Ann Arbor Michigan Boston and Chicago to assess opinion on Vietnam policies and possible opposition to President Johnson.
Vatican doctors announced that Pope Paul II’s prostate gland was removed due to an inflamed urinary tract and that laboratory tests confirmed no cancer. The pope’s condition prompted a prayerful papal note from the church, as officials said he remains in healing and good spirits.
New York stock market opens with a broad rally in the first post election session. Gains outpace losses 4 to 1 as Chrysler faces a midnight strike deadline and walkouts begin at multiple plants. Ford, General Motors rise about a point. advances of 2 to 3 points seen in Sperry Rand Occidental Petroleum and others.
Funeral services honor John Nance Garner a former vice president and speaker at a Uvalde funeral home. Friends and neighbors recall his long career from Texas legislature to Washington amid tributes noting his independence and public service through decades of national leadership.
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