Mansfield Urges Face-To-Face U S China Talks On Vietnam War
Senate Democratic leader Mansfield proposed a direct meeting between U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk and China's Foreign Minister Chen Yi to seek a peaceful settlement of the Vietnam war. He framed it as urgent for peace and noted possible inclusion of Southeast Asian nations.
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Senator Montana Warns Against Escalation in Vietnam War
Chen Yi illness or not, the Montana senator warned that faster bombing in North Vietnam risks prolonging the war and triggering China to commit troops. He argued that as hostilities rise the avenues of avoidance shrink and a larger Chinese intervention could occur.
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Gas Fire Destroys Harbor at Kanauga
A spark from a riverbank trash fire started a blaze on the dock boat Allegheny loaded with machine parts and bottled gas. Bottled gas containers exploded spreading fire to the dock boat Franklin D Roosevelt and harbor docks. firemen moved boats and barges to safety.
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Government crackdown and curfews amid Hue unrest
In Saigon Buddhist demonstrators burned an American car as Premier Ky strengthens the crackdown by sending 500 paratroops to Hue and enforcing a 9 am curfew on Saigon. A Marine patrol at Chu Lai held off 250 Viet Cong for five hours with bayonets and rocks until reinforcements arrived. 45 attackers were killed while Marines suffered casualties.
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Meredith Defends March Leaders In Mississippi Return
Meredith said he will resume his march in Mississippi Monday two weeks after being shot while walking U S 51. He criticized march leaders and their absence, speaking at Mrs Sidney Poitier's home in Westchester County while recovering. Locals in Holcomb react to integrated march with visible tension as whites oppose the procession.
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Eight Satellites Eliminate Saigon Busy Signals
Cape Kennedy reports the Titan 3 rocket carried eight satellites, seven for speed of military messages between Washington Saigon and strategic points. The craft aims to deploy in orbits from 103 miles to 21,000 miles altitude to forge a jam resistant network. If feasible, eight more satellites would follow in August.
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Four Die In Air Collision Near Columbia City Ind
Four persons were killed when two small planes collided eight miles northwest of Columbia City Indiana. A state policeman at the scene said three occupants of one plane perished and at least one in the other. One aircraft crashed into a woods and burned while the second plowed into a field.
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Meany Says Price Guides Dead Issue
AFL CIO President George Meany is quoted as calling President Johnsons wage price guidelines a dead issue. A source close to Meany says labor has buried the White House guidelines, suggesting the inflation guardrails are headed to the economic scrap heap.
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Viet Nam Liquor Ration Cut Halves for U.S. Personnel
The Pentagon ordered a reduction of alcohol limits for military and civilian personnel in Viet Nam from six fifths to three fifths per man per month, including wine, to curb black market sales and ease logistical pressures. Officials say consumption rose with more troops, estimating two bottles per man monthly and a national total well over 500,000 bottles for about 267,000 personnel.
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Weather outlook for Southwest Ohio cool, clear
The forecast calls for clear conditions in Southwest Ohio with a slight cool down tonight. Overnight temperatures should fall to 52 to 58 degrees, followed by Friday's fair skies and a high of 72 to 78 degrees.
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U S Hopes To Sell De Gaulle On Bases
Washington officials seek to persuade President De Gaulle that France has a stake in NATO bases remaining on her soil even if many are standby. McNamara notes France will stay in NATO and aims to avoid a rupture while moving bases and headquarters.
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De Gaulle Plans Stir U S Policy in Moscow Talks
Washington officials fret over Charles de Gaulle plans for German unification as he heads to Moscow next week. They fear any French proposal could alter European power balance and reduce U S influence. In Columbus five bomb like explosions, including a trash can and a north side phone booth, were probed by police and Franklin County authorities.
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Reagan Vows to Tackle Basic Issues in California Race
Ronald Reagan said he is a throwback to the age of unhyphenated Republican ism and will focus on nagging problems in the California governor race. He expects Californians from both parties to swing the state to the GOP in November. In a National Press Club luncheon speech he offered an unfiltered view of his stance and fall issues.
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Tim Trask slaying probe widens to two suspects
Findlay police hold a man for routine questioning and seek another man in the sex slaying of 8 year old Tim Trask. Police Chief Wayne Ethell gave no further details.
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Medicare Support Eases Medicare Start Fears At White House
Health officials reported strong backing from state and national medical groups as the Medicare program nears its July 1 start. Secretary John W. Gardner announced many expressions of eagerness to cooperate after a White House conference on Medicare implementation with 200 health leaders. In Ohio, State Rep Harry Mellwain accused Gov James A Rhodes of failures and called Rhodes a fake during a news conference with Democratic rival Frazier Reams Jr.
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Chicago tensions ease after Northwest Side clashes
Police restored order in a Northwest Side area after Puerto Rican crowds clashed with officers since Sunday. Arcellis Cruz, 20, held under arrest then shot, was released from hospital supervision as Puerto Rican groups posted his $5000 bond.
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Autopsy Report Awaited In Death Of 18 Year Old Girl
The Messenger notes an autopsy is awaited in the death of an 18 year old Athens area girl. The page also lists various local items including government plans and school notices across Meigs County.
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