Senate race talk cools Vietnam protests in primaries
U S Senator Edward M Kennedy says discussion of Vietnam issues, including Senator Eugene McCarthy's primary plans, could help cool violent student antiwar demonstrations. Kennedy frames McCarthy's bid as a debate on war issues rather than a serious nomination bid.
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Athens Council study on Stimson Avenue parking changes
Athens City Council continues its study of parking changes on Stimson Avenue as the city examines options. The report outlines potential impacts on traffic, safety, and local business access, with council members weighing public input.
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Protesters Arrested as Whitehall Draft Center Protest Continues
More than 1 000 antiwar demonstrators gathered in Lower Manhattan aimed at the Whitehall induction center. Police arrested about a third before the five hour march dispersed. Dr. Benjamin Spock and poet Allen Ginsberg were among those detained.
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Viet Cong Attack Ripples Through Dak Song Village
Viet Cong rammed a South Vietnamese village near Dak Song with flamethrowers and grenades wounding about 30 and killing about 20. Some 30 to 40 homes burned as roughly 400 guerrillas attacked the MonTagnards amid a region bolstered by North Vietnamese forces.
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Johnson Plans No Action To Prevent Price Spiral
President Johnson relies on words, not action, to curb a potential wage price spiral as steel price hikes loom. He urged restraint from labor and business and rejected emergency controls, while noting no Cabinet resignations are planned though some may occur later. He also declared Asia moving toward freedom, crediting U.S. firmness in Vietnam.
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Chapman Named Top Marine Corps Commandant Nominee
Lt. Gen. Leonard F. Chapman Jr., longtime aide and staff officer, was announced as the next Marine Corps commandant, to assume duties when Gen. Wallace M. Greene retires December 31. Rival backers for Lt. Gen. Victor H. Krulak and Lt. Gen. Lewis W. Walt had pressured the decision, with Defense Secretary McNamara reportedly favoring Krulak. Chapman, 54, has served as assistant commandant since July and was chief of staff under Greene.
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Bank Robbery Report From Vinton Ohio
An armed robber targeted the Vinton Bank around 10 a.m. escaping with about 3600 dollars. The white male suspect, 30, 5'8", 175 pounds, wore a blue plaid shirt and light jacket, drove a white 1966 Pontiac GTO. Roadblocks on main highways and interstates, Meigs County Sheriff on the Pomeroy Mason bridge, Gallia officials watching the Silver Bridge, state patrol and FBI involvement. Vinton lies on Route 160 northwest of Gallipolis.
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Improvement Seen In Heart Patient
CAPE TOWN South Africa doctors report Louis Washkansky gainin ground after receiving Denise Ann Adarvall heart in a five hour transplant. The patient drinks fluids and speaks, doctors say the respirator is removed and recovery appears steady though immune-suppressing drugs raise infection risk.
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Rhodes on whirlwind tour to promote Ohio across U S
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes blitzes the nation on a weeklong trip to highlight Ohio and potentially boost his own profile. Accompanied by mayors from 49 cities, he will appear on NBC Today to discuss aviation progress and meet New York business leaders at an industrial appreciation luncheon.
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Johnson Wilson talks may pave Viet peace talks
Washington reports say a Johnson Wilson conference could open Vietnam peace talks. Wilson might discuss an open-end truce during a holiday period affecting bombing in North Vietnam. U S officials doubt decisive progress but plan to push the U N Security Council to seek talks with North Vietnam and the NLF at United Nations headquarters.
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