Ho Chi Minh invites Johnson to Hanoi for talks
TOKYO UPI Radio Hanoi confirmed Ho Chi Minh invited President Johnson to Hanoi to discuss peace during the Tet cease fire. The invitation came via a New York clergyman visiting Hanoi. Thant urged an indefinite and unconditional extension of the Lunar New Year cease-fire to move toward talks.
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Nevada ratifies 25th Amendment to U S Constitution
Nevada became the 38th state to ratify the 25th Amendment, completing the process for a vice president to act as president if the chief executive is disabled and for filling a vice presidency vacancy. The measure carries historical context from 1841 and outlines the cabinet and congressional approval procedures.
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Bennington Dilemma Over New School Bond
Voters in the Bennington School District decide next Tuesday between noon and 8 pm on bonding 840000 to build a Stark Street elementary school. Supporters cite a growing classroom shortage and the Citizens Committee figures for 24 rooms. opponents warn tax burdens and uneven sharing of costs.
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Sukarno Exile Plans Thwarted in Indonesia
Indonesian army sources say President Sukarno cannot leave the country for exile as he faces possible trial for alleged role in the 1965 aborted coup. Parliament demanded a special session to remove him, while Suharto met Sukarno at Freedom Palace in a low profile talks. Reports of Sukarno visiting Japan or seeking exile abroad were later denied by military officials.
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North Viet Uses Truce To Build Up Forces
U S scout planes and ships report North Vietnam has used a four day cease fire to flood South Vietnam with arms. American sources say the saturation supply pull has undercut hopes for extending the truce. A U S commander urged resuming bombing as North Vietnamese ships trains and trucks pour arms to guerrillas. No immediate bombing restart was certain before the truce ends Sunday.
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Nuclear Test Canceled Amid Peace Pact Efforts
United States halted a planned 2 kiloton peaceful nuclear test at the Nevada site as part of pushing for a non-proliferation treaty with the Soviet Union. The AEC described the postponement as temporary and linked it to a broader push for Latin American nuclear-free zones and peaceful settlement aims. Meanwhile Viet Cong radios boasted of truce adherence, yet allied reports logged numerous ceasefire violations and heavy war-related movements along the Ho Chi Minh trail region.
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Inside Columnist Roy Marsden Advises New Hunters
Roy Marsden offers practical tips for beginners in hunting in his Inside column on page four. The piece emphasizes safety, preparation, and respect for wildlife.
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