Vietnam Hanoi calls Manila meeting a war council
North Viet Nam branded the Manila summit a war council and rejected the latest allied peace bid. Hanoi’s official press criticized the US terms while acknowledging a possible peace path, with Beijing’s Xinhua and Viet Cong voices urging terms of their own. Manila, Marcos, and other Asian nations weighed roles as potential honest brokers in renewed talks.
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Johnson Seeks End to War as He Schedules Peace Push
President Johnson urged an end to the Vietnam war during a Manila conference report and Thai stay. He claimed the onus lies with the Communists to respond to a peace offer while stressing U.S. resolve to resist aggression and support GIs in Viet Nam. He praised Manila talks as a unity move toward regional security and peaceful reconciliation.
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Four German ministers quit Erhard cabinet
In Bonn four Free Democratic ministers resigned over tax plans to fund American arms, signaling possible Erhard ouster. The move comes after a closed Bundestag meeting. the FDP holds 49 of 496 seats and sparks talk of a national coalition shift.
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Logan High School Adopts New School Nurse Program
A note from Logan High School announces a new school nurse initiative aimed at improving student health services. The program introduces enhanced access to on-site medical staff, wellness screenings, and health education for students and staff.
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U.S. Patrol MistakenlyKills Civilians Near Saigon
An American ambush near Saigon killed eight civilians and wounded seven others, including women and children, after soldiers mistook a group for Viet Cong. The incident occurred eight miles north of Saigon during operation Allentown, with a Vietnamese policeman present. Further actions included B52 raids on Viet Cong targets and ongoing casualty reports on both sides.
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Bucyrus Riot Area Is Sealed After Plant Pickets
Police sealed off two Swan Rubber Co plants near Bucyrus Ohio to prevent further trouble while workers protested. Three officers resigned amid claims that police barred access to the plants under a common pleas injunction. Mayor Sharrock said the National Guard would be asked only if needed.
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Carl Dunn
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A. W. Spaeth
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Clark Sharrock
Social Security changes eyed to fund benefits shift
AP reports that if Congress passes Johnson’s plan to broaden Social Security benefits, revenue would come from higher payroll tax rates and a larger wage base. Officials say a worker earning 7 800 could face an annual tax increase of 68.40 dollars, matched by the employer share.
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Housewives Rally Across Nation For Lower Grocery Prices
Organized groups of housewives in multiple states stage protests against high food costs. WOW and WOW inspired chapters in Williamsville and Baton Rouge push boycotts and price-cuts, claiming grocery chains profit minimally while inflation rises.
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Burlington Curteens League
David Kadow
Dems Expect Johnson To Campaign In West
Reports say President Johnson plans a western campaign swing before the November election with California possible on November 5 or 6. Officials did not confirm, but Brown aides cited a probable trip to California and possibly Nevada Oregon Montana Wyoming and Colorado before returning to Los Angeles.
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George Romney
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Edmund G. Brown
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Lani Bird Soars into Orbit Aims for Pacific Link
The Comsat Corp. plans to install the new satellite late this week over the Pacific, creating the first commercial space communication link between North America and the Far East. Nicknamed Lani Bird by some press, the satellite blasted into orbit from Cape Kennedy aboard a Delta rocket, improving on Early Bird which relays between North America and Europe.
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Wilson Warns Rhodesians Face African Rule Under British Plan
London AP report quotes Prime Minister Harold Wilson insisting any Rhodesian settlement must yield gradual but certain progress toward African majority rule. He warns no British government will tolerate Rhodesian veto aims and notes possible UN sanctions if no agreement is reached while noting Salisbury signals. Also mentions a New York stock market rally at opening with fractional gains.
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London
Harold Wilson
Britain
New York
Jurors Tentatively OK Retrial In Shepard Case
Eleven jurors seated with four challenged in the Samuel H. Shepard murder retrial in Cleveland. Bailey hint of another possible killer lingers as juror deliberations resume.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Samuel H. Shepard
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