Senate withholds Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty Vote
Washington sources report Senate leaders will not bring the nuclear nonproliferation treaty to a vote this session. In Ohio, Gov Rhodes attends a groundbreaking for a new penitentiary as a 800 day completion target is set near Scioto County. US commander rescinds ordering soldiers who failed to salute sent to combat amid misinterpretation. Harriman urges North Vietnam to display readiness for peace talks at the Vietnam conference in Paris. Five Moscow intellectuals go on trial for organizing a Red Square demonstration against the invasion of Czechoslovakia. Defense Secretary Clifford notes some Soviet troop withdrawals but lacks detailed figures. An Australian jury acquits a 21-year-old laborer of murder by insanity citing a chromosome abnormality. Northern Ireland’s government moves to curb clashes as 1,500 Queen's University students march in Belfast.
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Five Day Forecast Low Temperatures Temperatures Dip
The forecast shows temperatures averaging below normal from Thursday through Monday with highs in the mid 50s to lower 60s and overnight lows mainly in the 40s. A cool spell dominates though temperatures edge up slightly toward week’s end. Precipitation totals half to three quarters of an inch as showers occur at the start and again early next week.
Action Ad Promises Quick Carpet Sales in Classifieds
John M. Gilham of 16 Grand Park Blvd reports 20 calls in 2 days after placing an Action Ad to sell two pieces of carpet. He urges readers that the Messenger Classifieds are the right place to sell items and to use Action Ads.
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Nixon Attacks Humphrey Wallace in Campaign Swing
Nixon says a vote for Humphrey would be expensive and a Wallace vote futile. Humphrey counters that Nixon and the GOP cannot fix the country. Wallace appeals on housing repeal, law and order, and rough Vietnam policy in Boston and Flint. McCarthy urges party unity after losing the nomination at a New York fundraiser for Paul O Dwyer.
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George C. Wallace
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House Bill On Debate Is Stalled
The House endured nearly 20 hours of delaying tactics before considering a bill to enable a Hubert H. Humphrey Nixon George C. Wallace television debate. Democrats pushed for passage while Republicans used roll calls and chamber blockades, including 244 hours of prelude and 36 rolls, as part of a prolonged dispute over the presidential forum.
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Ohio University protest urged over student group decision
Student body president David Stivson of Ohio University calls for protests regarding the decision that keeps students off a group seeking a successor to President Alen Evencissee. The note appears on page 3 with other regional items.
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Gun Bill Confronts Opposition in Congress
A bill to outlaw mail order sales of guns and ammunition clears a House Senate conference but faces new obstacles as some conferees did not sign the report. House may resist banning mail order ammunition though initially exempted. The bill advances Johnson gun control goals but omits universal firearms registration and owner licensing. The Kennedy assassination revival spurred renewed action after NRA opposition.
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Coup thwarted in Saigon amid arrests of marine officers
A coup against President Nguyen Van Thieu was thwarted Tuesday night and several marine officers, from majors to colonels, were arrested. The government warned of more arrests as the military remained on full alert in Saigon, amid uncertainty over who was behind the plot and its breadth, with possible links to Lt. Gen. Le Nguyen Khang. Separately, U.S. paratroopers of the 82nd Airborne moved into Saigon’s military district to bolster western defenses, realigning units and shifting control of a brigade from the 25th Infantry Division.
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Thieu
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82Nd Airborne
Viet Cong action alert and B52 strikes near DMZ
A Vietnamese official called a security alert a normal precaution amid intelligence of possible Viet Cong action against the capital. An Information Ministry spokesman cited reports about possible troublemakers behind the alert. Also, B52 bombers flew over southern North Vietnam to shield Marines operating in the DMZ.
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North Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Nixon HHH Set Ohio Visits Senate Hopefuls Raise Funds
Nixon plans a six hour Akron visit including a University of Akron rally. Humphrey to appear in Cincinnati on TV show and speak before the National Newspaper Association convention and a downtown rally. Senate race fund raising sees Gilligan at a $100 a plate dinner in Columbus with Tydings urging support. Saxbe campaigns in Cleveland warning tuition could rise to 16,000.
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George C. Wallace
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Joseph Tydings
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Saxbe
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Thousands Of Miners Quit As Pact Expires
Washington AP report says more than 40,000 United Mine Workers on strike as their contract expired and a new wage and fringe benefits agreement stands to be finalized. Stoppages spread across Pennsylvania West Virginia Ohio Illinois and Kentucky while talks between UMW President Boyle and Bituminous Coal Operators Association President Judy resume to finish details for union approval.
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Tony” Boyle
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