Kennedy resistible in Oregon upsets Kennedy drive
In Oregon Kennedy's bid stalls as McCarthy gains momentum and Humphrey benefits. The analysis notes Oregon voters as independent, Kennedy lacking labor backing, and highlights Nixon's steady primary gains while Reagan and Rockefeller show weaknesses. The piece discusses implications for California and the Democratic delegate battles ahead.
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Senate crime bill sparks veto threat and privacy fears
Washington Post laments a flawed crime control bill that undermines civil liberties while failing to boost federal law enforcement. Four senators Cooper Fong Hart Metcalf defy the measure, as conferees haggle over penalties and potential penalties to the Supreme Court and telephoned eavesdropping. President Johnson signals he will not endorse the bill, leaving federal aid for crime fighting stalled due to Congress.
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Washington in crisis as city muddles through siege and fear
A columnist details Washington D C troubles amid armed guards, looming parks protests, and a tense public safety climate. He notes underpaid police tips toward inaction, a shantytown near Lincoln Memorial, and government frustration while residents vow to endure and bicycle to work.
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Johnson and Humphrey Split on Poverty Path in 1960s Debate
The piece surveys President Johnson and Vice President Humphrey amid tensions over social policy and poverty programs. It contrasts Rockefeller's clear 150 billion plan with Johnson's cautious stance, and notes calls for a new economic bill of rights backed by King peers. It hints at union reactions and broad political jockeying.
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France faces worst days ahead as tariff barriers lift
The article warns that after July 1 the common market removes tariff walls, exposing French industry to German Italian and Dutch competition. It cites De Gaulle’s possible fall, a leftist coalition led by Francois Mitterand, Sorbonne reforms, and economic woes including inflation, high rents, and a waning American tourist trade.
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Dear Dr Mother Arthritis Advice for a Child Patient
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