Kennedy Authorized Wiretap On Martin Luther King
Nixon claims Kennedy as attorney general approved FBI wiretaps on Dr Martin Luther King and that Hoover and the FBI discussed surveillance. The Star reported memos suggesting Kennedy's concern about King's contacts with associates, while Kennedy aides denied original conception by Kennedy.
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Army Eyes 250000-Terson Pullout From Vietnam By 1970 End
President Nixon signaled a timetable for Vietnam withdrawal targeting 100000 troops by year end and all ground combat forces by late 1970. Military officials note the plan could shrink U S forces to about 200000 in Vietnam, with 540000 in the aerial, support and advisory roles gradually reduced over two years amid training and Paris talks developments.
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Mrs Graham's Shadowed Public Presence At Montreal Meeting
A long, fragmented profile describes Mrs. Graham appearing at a Montreal event with her husband Rev. Graham. It notes she sits unseen by many, accepts autographs from children, and faces headaches from bright lights while her husband speaks to crowds nightly. It mentions her family in Montreal and her gratitude to God, with mixed emphasis on fame and privacy.
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More Kooks Get In Service Now
Washington AF reports the Army expects 50,000 soldiers to desert by the end of the fiscal year, an 80 percent rise over 1964. Gen A C Connor testifies 602 soldiers deserted to foreign nations while overall desertions remain below World War II levels. He cites training gaps and indiscipline as root causes and notes a rehabilitation facility opening in California to address AWOL behavior. The testimony also comments on unrest on college campuses affecting military programs.
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Tax Plan Approved By House Amid Tobacco Tax Debate
The House backed a major revenue package including a tobacco tax aimed at funding a four point four million dollar statewide overrun. A final vote was anticipated Saturday as lawmakers discuss a compromise to levy five dollars per pack over five years, with Senate action likely. The measure shapes the budget package and faces passage hurdles before enactment.
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Nixon signals more withdrawals to follow 25 000
President Nixon, in a 32 minute news conference, outlined plans for future asset withdrawals from Vietnam, a review in August, and an aim to curb inflation within two to three months. He tied election results to a push against violence and lawlessness in cities, defended his antiballistic missile stance, and noted possible wage price central options if needed.
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U S Base Stormed By Enemy Soldiers Near Tay Ninh
AP reports North Vietnamese troops attacked an American artillery base 14 miles north of Tay Ninh City. U S casualties ran seven killed and 18 wounded, with Hanoi forces reportedly suffering heavy losses as airstrikes and bombardments targeted supply lines and positions around the battlefield.
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Tax measure resurrected in follow up vote battle
In Raleigh the General Assembly revived a cigarette and soft drink tax plan after a shift in House support. The proposed two cent cigarette tax and one cent levy on roll your own drinks faced House Finance resistance before a compromise gained momentum. Governor Scull’s stance and lobbying across the state failed to derail the measure, as Democratic lawmakers pressed to pass an amended package to satisfy fiscal needs for the next two years.
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