U S Denies Change In Viet Bombing Policies
Washington officials state there has been no basic shift in Vietnam war policy. Reports from Saigon and Paris suggest a possible peace move, potentially including a halt to bombing North Vietnam, but no official announcement has been made.
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Paris
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Xuan Thuy
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Thuy
Nixon Leads In Major States Seeks Fastest Finish In History
Nixon says he leads in every major state as he launches a campaign push called Operation Extra Effort and claims Humpty Dumpty tactics of fear while Humphrey vows not to abandon civil rights stance. Humphrey defends his bombing halt statement and denies altering his human rights commitment. No response yet to debate offer.
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Richard M. Nixon
Hubert H. Humphrey
North Vietnam
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St. Louis
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Wallace Gains Ballot Place In Supreme Court Decision
A former Alabama governor wins a spot on Ohio’s November ballot as the Supreme Court orders the American Independent Party candidate printed. The ruling ends state delays, while Ohio voters face nine presidential contenders and a Senate clash over law enforcement duties.
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Ohio
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Saxbe
John J. Gilligan
Taft
Apollo 7 Televizes Space Age Cooking and Plumbing
Apollo 7 astronauts bearded and rested present a nine minute TV lesson from orbit showing space age cooking with rehydrated meals and hot versus cold water. Donn Eisle demonstrates plumbing with a vacuum device as Schirra explains air bubbles in weightless meals.
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Walter Cunningham
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Eisele
China's Khrushchev Maoists claim victory in revolution
AP Special Correspondent reports Peking radio asserts Mao Tse-tung forces have gained influence in the cultural revolution and aim to legitimize seizure of power. The Red Flag editorial strips "China's Khrushchev" from Party and government roles, signaling possible end for Liu Shao-chi, though he is not named. Weather notes follow with above normal temps into the weekend and a half to inch of showers.
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Red Flag
Peking
China
Mao
Liu Shaochi
Liu
Communist Party
GNP Up and Slowing Inflation Hints
Washington AP reports the GNP rose in the third quarter by about 18 billion dollars to an adjusted annual rate of 870.8 billion. The Commerce Department notes five straight quarters of gains, signaling strong demand and rising prices, while White House economists cite an early slowdown underway.
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White House
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Real estate classifieds lure buyers to The Messenger
Daily influx of families and locals rely on The Messenger Classified Section to find homes. Action ads highlight available houses and neighborhoods, guiding buyers to dream properties with concise local listings.
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Messenger Action
Nobel Prize Awarded To Three American Professors
Nobel Prize for physiology and medicine awarded jointly to Robert Holley Cornell Har Gobind Khorana Wisconsin and Marshall Nirenberg National Heart Institute for interpretation of the genetic code and protein synthesis. Julie Nixon says she and David Eisenhower set their wedding date but keep it secret. Tricia Nixon comments on desired qualities in a husband.FTC report ranks cigarettes by tar and nicotine, English Ovals lowest. Pollsters warn greater error risk in this year’s presidential forecasts. Gromyko pledges no East European threat to West Berlin, saying the U S, Britain and France reserve rights in the city.
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Robert Holley
Cornell University
Ithaca
N.Y
Har Gobind Khorana
University of Wisconsin
Marshall Warren Nirenberg
National Heart Institute
Bethesda, M
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Julie Nixon
David Eisenhower
West Berlin
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Washington
Gromyko
New York
Rusk
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Britain
France
McGee Assails Ohio's Stand
Ohio University nonacademic employee president Oscar McGee criticizes university ads claiming 25 percent salary raises since 1967. He cites delays in step raises, misinterpreted increases, and argues reclassifications and contracts do not justify union-busting claims under civil service laws.
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Ohio University
Oscar McGee
McGee
Republican Victory in November Promises National Unity
Chauncey audience urged unity after a Republican victory in November while Page 2 reports Vocational School directors discuss delays in completing building projects on Page 8.
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