Sukarno Surrenders to Peace Talks With Malaysia
Jakarta reports President Sukarno agreed to meet Deputy Prime Minister Abdul Razak of Malaysia to discuss ending the undeclared war. Adam Malik said he may travel to Bangkok later this week as Razak arrived in Bangkok.
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Opposing Hue Rebel Break Bolsters Ky Regime in Vietnam
Brig. Gen. Pham Xuan Nhuan of the 1st Vietnamese Division reportedly pledged allegiance to Premier Ky in Hue, the rebels' northern stronghold. The junta asserted power with a 1000-person congress in Saigon as Buddhist demonstrators protested. U.S. air and ground actions continued around Da Nang, Quang Ngai, Phu Bai, and along Saigon corridors while Hue faced isolation.
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Judge rules UA rights firm on community antenna royalties
Federal judge William B. Herlands upheld United Artists Associated in its suit against Fortnightly Corp. of Clarksburg West Virginia over royalties for relaying movies via a community antenna system. Fortnightly wired signals from Pittsburgh Steubenville and Wheeling and charged for the service while United Artists received no payment.
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Grants for head start programs announced by OEO
The Office of Economic Opportunity announced 383 new head start grants for preschool training funding several groups including Gallia Meigs Corp Gallipolis receiving 19 280 for 95 children Tri County Community Action Program Logan Hocking County Board of Education 22 321 for 105 Perry County School Board 41 093 for 200 children Also reports the death of Mrs Charles Minnie Guggenheimer founder of Lewisohn Stadium concerts at age 83 with notable early appearances by Marian Anderson Nelson Eddy Eugene Ormandy William Kappell and Ethel Merman.
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Eugene Ormandy
William Kappell
Ethel Merman
All-Ohio Track Meet Set at Peden
Indications of a statewide all Ohio track meet to be held at Peden Stadium emerge from the Messenger listing. Officials note arrangements are underway with participating schools and athletes from Athens and surrounding towns.
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UN Chief Says Vietnam War Cannot Be Reduced to Ideology
U Thant told the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America that the Vietnam conflict cannot be framed as a simple clash of communism against liberal democracy. He warned that UN action alone cannot resolve it and urged focus on national identity and the power to decide.
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Viet Nam Conflict Seen as Threat to National Identity
A 1960s viewpoint argues that foreign armies and prestige have alienated the Vietnamese people from their destiny. It states the core stakes are independence, identity, and the survival of Vietnam, urging an early end to hostilities to resolve the conflict between differing democratic visions.
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Romney Javits Ticket Suggested By Rockefeller
Rockefeller floated a Romney Javits presidential ticket as a moderate path for 1968, sparking disagreement among Republicans. Nixon, under scrutiny as a potential candidate, and Oregon primary talk on Hatfield for senator add to a tense GOP landscape before delegates choose in upcoming contests.
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Romney
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Oregon voting seen as not a Viet Nam referendum
As Oregon and other states hold primaries, Senator Magnuson says the Democratic ballot is not a referendum on Viet Nam though the issue weighs in local races. Howard Morgan and Robert Duncan dispute positions in Oregon. Hatfield faces minor GOP challenge. Florida Oklahoma Kentucky nominating contests unfold with multiple candidates.
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Kennedy calls for supervised LSD use and federal coordination
Senator Robert F Kennedy urged government supervision of LSD use as a social problem. He opened hearings on a coordinated inquiry involving the FDA NIMH and VA to balance research and public safety.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Police Seek Clues In Professor's Death in Columbus
Police link the rocket researcher Loren Bollinger slaying to earlier killings by the same .25 caliber weapon used in two service station attendant deaths. Bollinger, 40, OSU Rocket Research Laboratory assistant supervisor, was found slain in a downtown office building.
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Loren E. Bollinger
Bollinger
Ohio State University
Chester Joseph Scowden
Claude Quesenberry
Scowden
Quesenberry
West Jefferson
Upper Arlington
Lisbeth
Lisa) Davenport
Findlay
Columbus Dispatch
Ohio State
House Debates Stepwise Minimum Wage Increase
The House opens debate on a bill to raise the federal minimum wage to 1.60 in two steps by Feb 1 1968 and extend coverage to 7.2 million workers including about 500 000 farm workers. Opponents fear inflation and unemployment. interim $1.40 raise is set for next Feb 1 with farm workers starting at 1.00 and rising to 1.30 by Feb 1 1969.
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House
Physicians propose direct payment plan in Ohio
The Ohio State Medical Association House of Delegates will discuss a resolution for patients to pay doctors directly rather than insurers or Medicare. Dr. Jack Schreiber notes some Mahoning County doctors use the plan with about 96 percent collections and says it would not deny care or boycott Medicare.
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Get Tough Stance Grows Over NATO Shirkers
Sentiment in the Pentagon favors a tougher line toward NATO members failing to meet defense pledges. Officials cite Germany’s shortfall of over $1 billion in promised arms purchases and pressure to trim U.S. forces in Europe. The dispute comes as Viet Nam war manpower strains rise and U.S. forces mass along the iron curtain in Germany.
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