No Quick Neat End Expected To Vietnam War
SAIGON AP experts agree no American leader can quickly secure victory or a palatable peace in Vietnam. Hawks fear delays, doves expect long talks, with only token troop cuts likely. Gen Abrams expects another big offensive. officials warn the enemy remains capable but scattered, while Paris talks offer little near-term clarity.
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Nixon Would Seek Soviet Role in Viet Peace
Nixon says he would seek Soviet participation in negotiating a Vietnam settlement if elected, while Humphrey vows to make peace in his own way if Johnson's effort fails. A Wallace rally in Detroit turned chaotic with chair throwing as he urged voters to back him.
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Heavy raids continue across North Vietnam amid peace hopes
American fighter-bombers pressed heavy air strikes over North Vietnam’s panhandle as rumors swirled of a joint Bunker-Thieu statement and a possible bombing halt. Thieu criticized Hanoi for intransigence, while U S pilots flew 134 missions despite worsening weather and damaged or destroyed trucks and bridges.
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Anti Soviet protests greet Slovak capital anniversary
In Bratislava crowds shouted Russians go home and Brezhnev boo boo boo as 10 000 Slovaks broke police lines during a liberal Communist leaders visit marking Czechoslovakia s 50th anniversary. Musicians strike networks over wages but no major show impact expected. Newman backs Humphrey seeks campaign. Nobel prizes go to Americans Onsager Alvarez and American medicine group investigators.
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Senate hopeful Saxbe backs halt to war effort
William Saxbe signals support for a halt to the war rather than escalation. Separate notes mention a bottling plant loss over sewage plant issues, McBee Plant unions in talks as contract deadline nears, NCAA probation for three schools, and twenty schools invited to a debate tournament at Rio Grande.
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Beregovoy Returns to Earth After Soyuz 3 Flight
Cosmonaut Georgy Beregovoy returns to Earth with Soyuz 3 after nearly four days in orbit. Tass reports a soft Soviet landing and says Beregovoy feels well. The mission, first manned Soviet flight in 18 months, yielded no records or breakthroughs.
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Union Says Pact Does Not Apply to OSU Strike
An Ohio State University labor dispute may lead to a strike. Union official L O Henry argues a no strike pact from last year covers only wages and benefits. OSU cites economic efficiency and contracted services as reasons to employ outside labor, including cab pickups for deliveries. Talks resume this afternoon with a Saturday vote possible if negotiations fail.
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Abrams holds secret talks with Johnson in White House visit
Gen Creighton Abrams Jr. visited the White House for a general military review amid continued efforts to de escalate the Vietnam War. White House officials declined to confirm a breakthrough, noting only discussion of the lull in fighting and its possible impact.
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Humphrey Got Lakeside Lots From Democratic Patron
Chicago Tribune reports Hubert H. Humphrey received six valuable lakeside lots along North Waverly Shore from Ray C. Ewald, then Minneapolis patron of the Democratic party, while he was a senator. The lots, about 35 miles west of Minneapolis, became the site of his Minnesota home.
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Antiqued milk can advertised in Action Ads
The Messenger classified section promotes an antiqued milk can under classification 59. It touts daily outstanding offers, urging readers to explore the Action Ads for unusual and common bargains in the marketplace.
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