Talks Of Peace Return To Paris Conference Table
The Paris peace talks resume after a six day recess with eighth sessions planned between U.S. Ambassador Harriman and North Vietnam's Xuan Thuy. Western diplomats expect no major breakthrough soon, but tactical moves may influence the long term peace outlook. Le Duc Tho, new special counselor to Xuan Thuy, arrived last week but did not attend the prior meeting.
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Commission Opens Study on Violence in America
Washington AP A presidential commission has begun a year long study of violence in the United States. President Johnson urged it to examine how campaigning candidates interact with voters and whether contact should be limited. He asked Congress for subpoena powers and named Lloyd Cutler as executive director. The panel, headed by Milton Eisenhower, aims to report sooner than a year.
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Daytime Viet Cong Rockets Kill 19 in Saigon Barrage
Viet Cong rockets struck Saigon during the morning rush hour killing 19 civilians and wounding 106. The daytime bombardment marked the heaviest civilian toll yet and disrupted government operations as General Westmoreland prepared to relinquish command.
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Kennedy widow visits grave with children at Arlington
Mrs. Kennedy and four of her ten children returned at dusk Monday to the grave of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy in Arlington National Cemetery following his funeral. Gen Maxwell Taylor John Glenn and Rafer Johnson joined the family as about 20 000 visitors had earlier paid respects and 60 000 more Sunday.
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Charges Dropped Against Brown After Model Refusal to File
Hollywood AP Authorities dropped an assault case against former football star Jimmy Brown after the model Eva Marie Bohn-Chin refused to sign a complaint citing insufficient evidence. Brown, freed on 12500 dollar bond, may still face a battery charge against a police officer.
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Rockefeller launches bid to unseat Nixon for presidency
Washington report notes Nelson Rockefeller declares a theme of new leadership for a new America. He urges a shift from old politics and outlines plans to win delegates and press a nationwide campaign against Nixon. The piece covers McCarthy Wallace and primary contests in Illinois South Carolina and Texas with delegate prospects and party strategies.
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U S Seeks Swift Extradition for James Earl Ray
U S and British authorities pursue rapid extradition or deportation of James Earl Ray for King assassination. Ray, jailed in Brixton, faces passport and gun charges after a Bow Street Court appearance, with potential appeals through High Court and Lords. Investigations span Canada, Portugal, and Britain to trace possible help and aliases used by Ray.
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Blaiberg in Emergency Liver Treatment Not Critical Yet
Cape Town cardiology reports Dr Philip Blaiberg the world’s longest surviving heart transplant patient is treated for hepatitis. Dr Christiaan Barnard says Blaiberg’s condition is not critical though he remains under care at Groote Schuur Hospital after a routine check. Frederick West in Britain also ill with chest infection.
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Hocking Canal Marker Opening Delayed by Thunderstorm
Inside Today notes a dedication at the Hocking Canal marker interrupted by a thundershower. Flooding from the Hocking River delayed pool opening in Nelsonville as reported across pages 6 and 7.
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