Johnson calls Guam talks instructive but no decisions
President Johnson said the Guam talks on Vietnam were instructive and constructive but produced no military decisions. Premier Ky and General Thieu returned to Saigon and Thieu said North Vietnam was asked to join peace talks but no Hanoi reply was received. Ky softened his stance saying he would talk peace if Hanoi agrees. Johnson warned against overestimating peace talk flurries and said no change in his stance.
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United Nations
U S Forces Hit by Viet Cong Wave in War Zone C
In War Zone C near Cambodia, 2,500 Viet Cong launched human wave assaults on U S positions. American firepower left 423 enemy dead, with U S losses at 30 killed and 109 wounded. The 272nd Viet Cong Regiment, largely North Vietnamese troops, retreated toward Cambodia as U S forces pursuit continued.
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U.S. 4Th Infantry
South Vietnam
Senate moves to debate 1968 defense budget amid Vietnam funding
United States Senate debates 12.2 billion dollars in additional 1967 funding for Vietnam and begins consideration of fiscal 1968 defense spending. In other briefs, Wortham returns to Moscow after a three year sentence and fine, a Columbus murder suspect is ruled sane for trial, Humphrey to tour Europe on nuclear and trade topics, and Sir Francis Chichester completes Cape Horn leg aboard Gipsy Moth 4.
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Vietnam
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Lima State Hospital
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van Lear, Ky
Robert W. Spike
Punta Arenas
Chile
Francis Chichester
Cape Horn
Second OU Vacation Scheduled
Ohio University President Dr. Vernon R. Alden announced that students will receive an additional spring vacation from March 29 to April 3. The executive committee approved the recess on unanimous faculty senate recommendation, aligning with the university half-vacation. Students may remain on campus and must return to class by 8:00 a.m. April 3.
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Vernon R. Alden
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Rhodes urges CSU bid for Ohio world trade center
Cleveland State University should bid to be considered for one of two world trade centers planned in Ohio. Governor James A. Rhodes said Monday that centers are to be built in northeast and southwest Ohio, and CSU should compete for a location.
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James A. Rhodes
Cleveland State University
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Rhodes
Northeast
First Day of Spring Amid Global Snow and Warm Spells
AP reports the vernal equinox arrives despite lingering winter effects. From Chicago’s 26 inches of snow to Los Angeles marking 85 and 88 degree records, the nation sees a mixed pattern with mild pockets in Oregon, early lawn mowing in February, and historic snow totals in Ohio and Wisconsin Michigan border cities.
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St. Patrick's Day
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Explosion Rips Torrey Canyon Engine Room Offshore
Stranded supertanker Torrey Canyon suffers a violent blast in the engine room halting salvage operations. A Dutch tug salvage master dies after being badly burned while rescuers remove the ship's captain, three crewmen, and two salvage officers. Oil leaks cover about 100 square miles, threatening southern England beaches as the vessel, owned by Union Oil, remains crippled with 80,000 tons aboard.
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Land’s End
England
Torrey Canyon
Royal Navy
Utrecht
Union Oil Co. of
California
Five Quints Born In Sweden. Two Die Soon After Birth
In Vasteras Sweden Mrs Fredrik Lars Jansson 28 had quintuplets after fertility hormone treatment. Two babies died soon after birth while three others three months premature remain in incubators. The mother is reported in good condition and delivery lasted 25 minutes weighing between 1614 and 28 ounces. The birth follows work by Prof Carl Gemzell of Uppsala. Noting quintuplets occur about once in 54 million deliveries.
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Vasteras
Sweden
Fredrik Lars Jansson
Rolf Faahreaus
Jansson
Carl Gemzell
Uppsala
Peace talks premature says Lodge after Guam meeting
U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge returned from Guam with President Johnson saying there is no immediate chance for peace talks in Vietnam. Lodge called the Guam meeting useful and noted South Vietnam’s Ky presented Johnson with a copy of the new constitution, while Thieu said Hanoi had been invited to a peace meeting but had not replied.
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U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Guam
Johnson
Nguyen van Thieu
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Lodge
Thieu
Philippines
William C. Westmoreland
Vietnam
Robert Komer
Nguyen Cao Ky
South Vietnam
Violence Surges as Ohio Milk Hold Rises in Action
The Associated Press reports mounting and sometimes violent incidents as Ohio dairy farmers aligned with the National Farmers Organization intensify a 25 state milk holding drive. Incidents include truck sabotage and blockades near Leesburg and St. Marys, with threats against NFO president Oren Lee Staley prompting family relocation.
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National Farmers Organization
Buckeye
NFO
Chicago
Oren Lee Staley
Staley
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