Convoy Heads to Landing Zone Stud From Khe Sanh
An armed convoy departs Khe Sanh combat base carrying varied equipment bound for Landing Zone Stud as the DMZ defense line shifts west after Khe Sanh inactivation. The Khe Sanh Valley hills loom in the background, under North Vietnamese control.
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War Critics Try to Unite Behind Candidate Today
Chicago AP reports antiwar critics gather to form the Coalition for an Open Convention backing McCarthy Kennedy unity effort. Organizers say aims differ from a Humphrey stop movement as Lowenstein leads meetings in New York New Jersey Wisconsin and New Hampshire affiliations.
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Rockefeller Office Opens in Virginia for President Drive
Virginia opens a Rockefeller for President state headquarters in Richmond. C. L. Sigman 3rd District director for the New York governor's campaign led the opening after a last minute request from Rockefeller. The aim includes gaining 25 000 signatures on a support petition.
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City of Six Flags nickname for Mobile Alabama
Mobile Alabama is nicknamed City of Six Flags reflecting its historical occupations by French British and Spanish and its flags from American colonies to the Confederacy and the United States.
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Resurrection City cost government nearly a quarter million
An Interior Department estimate shows federal expenses for Resurrection City and related actions totaled over 231000. Police costs about 145000 plus 36000 to restore turf reflect efforts linked to Solidarity Day and the Poor Peoples Campaign.
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Grosvenor Led National Geographic From Employee To Editor
Gilbert H. Grosvenor rose from the National Geographic Society’s first employee to president and editor by retirement. He recalled personally addressing all wrappers for the first issue he edited in April 1899 and carrying the entire mail edition to the post office in one trip.
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