Khanh Renounces Presidency but Remains Key South Vietnam Leader
Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh relinquished the title and dictatorial powers amid student and Buddhist pressure, while likely staying as chief of the US backed government. He may seek re election or resume the premiership as the military council is dissolved. The United States said Khanh still holds real power. Rioting Buddhist protests and Catholic village attacks, with casualties, marked the crisis as tens of thousands protested outside Saigon.
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Strike Halts Pan Am Flights In UPI Report
Washington TWU and Pan American World Airways plan a second meeting today to settle a contract dispute that has halted U S operations. Francis A O Connell said TWU leaders would confer with Pan Am officials at a National Mediation Board sponsored session. Flights originating in the United States were canceled until noon with future operations to be decided later.
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Barry Sees Negotiated Viet Peace at Cleveland Rally
Republican nominee Barry Goldwater accused the Johnson administration of pursuing a negotiated peace in South Vietnam. He warned such a settlement would invite Communist influence, urged NATO nuclear options, and called Democrats appeasers while addressing about 7,000 at the Veterans of Foreign Wars convention.
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Democratic platform favors Johnson program at convention
The middle road Democratic platform approved by the platform committee upholds current administration policies. It denounces extremism from both sides, keeps nuclear weapon control in the president’s hands, and supports full enforcement of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 while opposing racial quotas.
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Rain Clouds Moving In and Arizona Thunderstorms
The forecast notes tropical moisture from a system near Mazatlan moving north into Southern Arizona. Expect scattered afternoon and evening storms with dusty winds and variable cloudiness through tomorrow. Temperatures drop from 98 to 95 with lows near 71 to 74.
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Inside Today's Citizen Bridge Citizen Charlie Comics
Local feature notes reader interests with sections on comics puzzles and movie times. Columns include public records and sports briefs, plus editorials and TV radio dials.
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Whose Seats Remain Question at Convention Credentials Hearings
The convention centered on who should occupy the top seating as factions clash while the credentials committee works toward a solution.
Convention Schedule at Democratic National Convention
Today's program opens at 5 p.m. Tucson time with invocation by Rabbi Joa chim Prinz and the pledge of allegiance. National anthem by Mace Barrett, reports from permanent organization and platform committees, speeches by Rep. John McCormack and Rep. Charles Weltner, Bayh address, and Benediction. Adjournment follows.
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Caution Seen On Humphrey Nod
Atlantic City reports the Democratic credentials committee weighing seating Mississippi’s regular delegation with a loyalty pledge and two allied at large seats for rival Negro delegates. Humphrey says a settlement on Mississippi seating may be near while Johnson mulls his running mate timing. The Alabama delegation faced surrender of credentials after failing to sign the pledge.
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Soviet hints aid to Congo rebels against Tshombe regime
Moscow accuses United States and Belgium of armed intervention in the Congo and hints the Soviet Union may aid Communist backed rebels fighting Premier Moise Tshombe. Tass says foreign powers push Congo toward war, warns of a new central African hotbed like Vietnam.
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Kennedy Announces For Senate Race New York
Robert F Kennedy announced his bid for the New York Democratic senatorial nomination with support from major state Democrats including Mayor Robert Wagner. He pledged to resign from the cabinet if nominated and devote full effort to the state campaign and election.
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Pastore Attacks Goldwater in Democratic Keynote
Sen. John G. Pastore delivered a fiery 36 minute keynote in Atlantic City blasting Barry Goldwater as a Trojan horse for extremists. He labeled Republicans split by factions and condemned calls for broader NATO nuclear authority as dangerous and ill timed.
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