End to Vietnam War Likely, Lausche Says in Ohio
U S Senator Frank Lausche spoke in Columbus about optimism for ending the Vietnam War and suggested Paris could host preliminary peace talks. He warned the U S must avoid another Asian land war, citing North Korea risks and a neutral public.
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Ho Chi Minh
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Vietnam
Rotary-Kiwanis
United States
North Korea
Educator H Koehler plans retirement after decades in education
Today FE H Koehler announces retirement after a long career as a teacher and administrator. Page 2 reports the Athens board of education negotiations requested by the Teachers' Representative and notes 86 contracts approved. The edition mentions a drug safety feature and Meigs County expanding direct distance dialing in a few months. Houston Astros beat New York Mets 1-0 in a 24 inning marathon, the longest night game in major league history.
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Athens Board of Education
Meigs County
Houston Astros
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Johnson presses for Hanoi response in Hawaii visit
President Johnson, in Honolulu, presses Hanoi for an early sincere reply to Vietnam peace efforts while meeting Adm. Sharp and Adm. McCain at the Pacific Command post. He proposes neutral sites for talks and underscores the need for a serious U.S. reply, as Hanoi criticizes U.S. offers to Warsaw and Phnom Penh. Park of South Korea to meet Johnson after discussions with U.S. leaders.
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Chung Hee Park
South Korea
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Hawaii
Henry J. Kaiser
Patrick Lyndon Nugent
Lyndon Johnson
Luci Nugent
LBJ Ranch
Stonewall
Texas
Two US Air Losses In North Vietnam Panhandle Clash
The United States says four planes were lost in North Vietnam on Monday: two Air Force F105s shot down near Dong Hoi and two Navy F4 Phantoms colliding southeast of Vinh. One F105 pilot Col. David W. Winn of Minneapolis survived after bailing out. the other F105 pilot is missing in action. Four crewmen from the carrier Phantoms parachuted into the Gulf and were rescued. The tally brings total U S losses to 25 planes in the air war. Overcast weather limited missions to 88 in North Vietnam. South Vietnam operations continued with nine B52 missions along the Cambodian border and in the AShA Valley.
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Soviets Close In On Manned Moon Mission Plan
Western space experts say a new round of Russian satellite dockings signals progress toward a manned moon mission and a space station for military use. The Cosmos linkups follow failures of Soyuz 1 and imply a multi-launch path including a space station as a lunar stepping stone.
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King Probers Hit Deadend As Leads Begin To Vanish
FBI probes into the King assassination centered on Eric Starvo Galt, a Birmingham rooming house resident once linked to the case. A white Mustang tied to the suspect was impounded in Atlanta, but no trace of Galt or motive emerged. Witnesses described a six foot sandy haired man guarding a careful profile once associated with the suspect John Willard. Authorities declined comment on why Galt was sought.
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Tenn
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Nixon Keeps Open Door to Rockefeller Candidacy
Washington AP reports Nixon, wary of Nelson Rockefeller's likely bid, maintains a public welcoming stance. Top aide Charles McWhorter says a Rockefeller run could revive interest in the Republican convention. Romney’s withdrawal left the field unsettled as Rockefeller considers a draft option.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Charles McWhorter
Nixon
Rockefeller
McWhorter
Michigan
George Romney
New Bills On Rights Planned
Washington AP reports Senate plans to introduce bills this week to start enacting White House riot commission recommendations with an estimated ten year cost of 350 billion dollars. Sen Edward W Brooke R Mass, a commission member, will seek a limited low cost start including a congressional study of a guaranteed annual income. Other Brooke proposals call for a study of welfare to prepare Congress for a reconstruction of public assistance programs.
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Dem Governors Delay Endorsement in 1968 Race
Democratic governors meeting in St Louis chose to wait and see before backing a presidential candidate for 1968. They rejected any mass effort to endorse the ticket in advance, with 17 of 24 state executives present. Some abstained or objected, as Hughes dropped an endorsement idea amid Southern objections.
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Robert F. Kennedy
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Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
Hubert H. Humphrey
John Bell Williams
Mississippi
Lester Maddox
Georgia
Richard J. Hughes
New Jersey
Hughes
Welcome Rocky Stance in New York and Kennedy McCarthy moves
New York governor and Nixon will headline speeches before the American Society of Newspaper Editors in Washington this week as an unofficial reentry into the nomination race. Eugene McCarthy resumes campaigning with a Charleston visit while Kennedy garners crowds in Gary Indiana and Fargo North Dakota amid McCarthy banners. In St Louis governors from 17 of 24 states fail to agree on a resolution backing the party nominee as Parlebe.
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