Pacheco Presides as Uruguays Leader Passed Away
Pacheco took the oath at 4 40 am at Government House after Gestida’s death. He urged Geslida’s cabinet to stay on, a request supported by the ministers. Messages of condolence poured in from world leaders as Uruguayan radio suspended ads for news and music. President Johnson offered deep sympathy and noted Gestida’s stature. Argentina’s President Onganía to attend the funeral. Brazil’s President Costa e Silva declared three days of mourning.
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Wasidrarl Pacheco
Geslicio
Government F House
Pacheco
Geslida
Gestida
Johnson
United States
Farheen
Uruguay
Hemisphere
Clatesman
HS A.m
Arthur de Costa ¢ Silva
Brazil
Sleereed
McCarthy Lacks Name Recognition in Nationwide Poll
A Callup Poll shows 58 percent of Americans had never heard of Senator Eugene McCarthy, despite his tenure in the House and Senate. Among the informed 42 percent, President Johnson leads McCarthy 2 to 1 in primaries, with similar margins for general presidential preference. Gallup cautions the poll reflects pre-announcement attitudes and may shift after McCarthy's entry into the race.
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Princeton
Sen
Eugene McCarthy
Minnesota
McCarthy
House of Representatives
Senate
al McCarthy
Johnson
Democratic Party
George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Primar
Gallup
Fog and Snow Across the Midwest and Plains
A weather wrap reports fog drizzle covering a broad area from the Gulf to the Great Lakes with coastal rain and mountain snow. Gale warnings stretch from Cape Mendocino to Tatoosh Island while Stampede Pass records heavy snowfall. Morning lows dip to 1 degree in Roosevelt Utah and rise to 77 in Bonthville Louisiana with seas roaring east of Puerto Rico.
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Associated Press
Gulf of Mexico
Great Lakes
Pacific Northwest
Cape Mendocino
California
Tatoosh Island
Washington
Stampede Pass
Wash
Plains
New England
West
Atlantic
Puerto Rico
Roosevelt
Uiah
Pk New
Rock Springs
Wyo
Bonthwile
Red Platoon Surrenders In South Vietnam
A 37 member Viet Cong platoon including its leader surrendered in Quang Tin Province. The guerrillas, who supported the 2nd North Vietnamese Division, turned themselves in at Nut Loe San village and are now at the Chiew Hoi Open Arms center in Tam Ky, about 20 miles south of Da Nang.
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Saigon
Quang Tin Province
Nut Loe San
Chiew Hoi
Tam Ky
da Nang
Infant Heart Transplant Attempts Gaining Attention
Dr. Kantrowitz explains a two-baby heart transplant aimed at forming one healthy infant. He notes 500 hospitals were contacted for donors and cites a Philadelphia boy born Monday as another potential donor. The operation, though emotionally and technically challenging, is to be documented in medical journals.
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Kantrowitz
Philadelphia
Romney Charges LBJ Shifts Vietnam Policy
Michigan Governor George Romney accused the Johnson administration of changing its Vietnam defense to a self interest frame. He criticized a shift from aiding South Vietnam to justifying U.S. involvement as in national self interest. Romney spoke to 10,200 at Kansas State on the London lecture series.
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Manhattan
Kan
George Romney
Michigan
Johnson
Vietnam
U.S
Romney
Alf. M. Landon
Landon
South Vietnam
State University
Kansas State
Rene al Reagan
California
Increased Imports Of Steel Possible
The report notes potential boosts in steel imports as a hedge against a possible strike. A steel spokesman downplays price changes on cold rolled seats and says imports will not be materially affected. US imports of finished steel rose, while domestic shipments lagged, highlighting a profit squeeze from higher labor and material costs.
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Los. Steel Spolceman
Fifese
Pittsburgh
Sed Tees
United States
Materials Steel Company
Carnines
New York Police Thwart Peaceniks Demonstration Chaos
Police halted antiwar demonstrators at an induction center with 264 arrests including notable figures like Benjamin Spock and Allen Ginsberg. Across Manhattan counterprotests grew, clashes erupted outside the Waldorf Astoria as Rusk spoke to 1200 NAM members, with police dispersing a disorderly crowd outside the United Nations.
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Induction Center
Benjamin Spock
Allen Ginsberg
Lower Manhattan
Rusk
Park Avenue
New York
Waldorf
Grand Central Terminal
LBJ
United Nations
Fast River
National Association of Manufacturers
the Waldorf
Morse Pushes School Aid Amendment Amid Civil Rights Debate
Senator Wayne Morse proposes an amendment to the 14.2 billion school aid bill to address southern objections to desegregation proceedings while Senator John Stennis accuses federal agencies of opposing civil rights amendments. Rusk defends administration actions and comments on demonstrators outside the Waldorf.
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Washington (Ap
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Morse
John Stennis
D-Miss
White House
Justice Department
Welfare Department
Stennis
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Rusk
Vietnam
Asia
Waldorf
Hanoi
Scientific Police Work Need Cited
Albany report cites U S Supreme Court rulings creating a technology gap for crime fighters. Robert R J Gallati notes revised penal law may require tweaks but remains a sound instrument. He highlights excluding grand jury minutes from the system and an FBI led pilot to send fingerprint data to Washington and Albany for rapid ID. He cites challenges in gathering information on criminals, new research, and organized crime.
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Albany
N.Y
CUPI
U. 8
Supreme Court
Robert R. J. Gallati
Gallati
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington
Red China Submarines Ready For Nuclear Missiles
Washington sources say China has installed launchers on two large submarines with three tubes per sub capable of firing missiles, reportedly near completion at Dairen. No missiles aboard confirmed yet, but authorities expect a declaration once deployment nears readiness.
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Washington
UPL
China
U.S. Navy
Dairen
Manchuria
Red China
United States
Folksinger Jimmie Rodgers Reported Improved After Surgery
Glendale Calif AP Jimmie Rodgers the 33 year old folksinger was reported much improved yesterday at Glendale Community Hospital where he underwent brain surgery Tuesday night Doctors said the blood clot was removed and pressure on the brain relieved He remains on the critical list watched closely for further evidence of bleeding Rodgers was found severely beaten and unconscious Friday beside the San Diego Freeway X rays showed a four inch skull fracture behind his left ear Police have established a narrative of the attack
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Calif
Jimmie Rodgers
Glendale Community Hospital
Rodgers
William L. Denham
Friday
San Diego
Redgers
Narative
Proposal to set annual welfare school funding cutoff date
Morse proposed a plan to address Dixie senators objections by fixing a date, perhaps August 1, by which the Welfare Department must announce each year whether a school district would receive funds. If a cutoff notice is not issued, the district could be barred for the upcoming school year starting in September.
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Maeral Elanls Lo Slale
Morse
Dixie
Welfare Department
Arkansas judge frees police chief in gambling raid era
Davis, 33, FBI veteran turned state police director, freed on contempt brief to quash citations. About 1000 attended Supreme Court hearing as Davis defended not naming informants, citing risk to officers. Sept. 9 Pulaski County raids led to 12 gambling arrests. Hot Springs raids yielded ~100 slot machines seized and ongoing enforcement promised.
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Supreme Court
Davis
B. Frank Mackey
Richard B. Adkisson
Pulaski County
Little Rock
Hot Springs
FBI
Los Angeles
Holly
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