Stafford Urges Bombing Halt in Vietnam Talks Push
Rep. Robert T. Stafford urges an immediate unannounced limited pause to all bombing over North Vietnam to spur de escalation and restart Paris peace talks. He seeks North Vietnamese responsiveness as a sign to begin negotiations, favors broader South Vietnamese voice, and notes NLF is not a government.
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Hanoi Holds Key to Peace in Vietnam Talks
North Vietnam said a peaceful solution could emerge if President Johnson halts air raids, with Wui Xuan Thuy arguing the president has time and power to end bombing. US envoy Harriman blamed Hanoi for stalemate and urged reciprocal deescalation, repeating offers but accusing Hanoi of obstruction.
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McCormack Orders Doors Locked as House Debates TV Debate Bill
The House of Representatives enters a long continuous session to push a Democratic backed bill allowing major presidential candidates to debate on television. Speaker McCormack orders the session to continue through a journal reading and record quorum calls, while Republicans filibuster to block the measure opposed by Nixon.
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House locks doors to halt special noon debate vote
Republican lawmakers used repeated quorum and roll calls to delay a vote on suspending the equal time rule for Nixon Humphrey Wallace debates. After hours of confinement, McCormack freed the chamber and Taft faced censure threats for a scuffle with a sergeant at arms as Taft received cheers from GOP colleagues.
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Moscow Trial Brings Protests Against Soviet Invasion
About 100 protesters clashed with police as five Russians faced a Moscow court over anti invasion demonstrations against the Soviet bloc. Defendants include Pavel Litvinov and Yuri Daniel’s wife Larissa Bogoraz-Daniel amid tight security and a narrowly attended courtroom.
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Hoff Helps Raise Funds For State Democratic Campaign
Governor Philip Hoff campaigns across Vermont to aid Lt. Gov. Daley’s bid. Hoff has secured about 2000 in pledges from friends and joins efforts critiquing Deane Davis on education and industry. Sen. Jeffords blasts Education Dept over drug abuse plans while GOP leaders cite Nixon leading in Vermont polls with undecided voters at 14 percent.
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Vermont officials to attend U.S. 7 hearing in Bennington
A Vermont Highway Department delegation led by Commissioner John Gray will attend tonight 730 p m hearings on a relocated U S 7 and the North Bennington spur at the Bennington Armory. Local officials will meet beforehand to present Bennington area views.
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Inside On The Pot Problem Editorials And Columns
A reader summary notes an Inside column on a candidate’s pot policy, an editorial on Bennington’s united highway stance, a feature on The Old Stratton Church history, and Roy Marsden’s bow season commentary. The items span pages 3, 4, 9 and 12 with diverse local topics.
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Hearing on Shaftsbury bias discrimination suit set
A New Jersey veteran physician says a Shaftsbury landowner and a local real estate agency refused to sell due to race. The state Human Rights Commission may hold a hearing at his request, and a federal suit is planned as a stop gap, naming Ken neth and Mary Skidmore and E. Francis and Dorothy Jones.
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Bennington
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Arab leaders snub Israeli peace plan at U.N.
At the United Nations, Arab League members gave no response to Israel's nine point peace blueprint presented by Foreign Minister Abba Eban. Most left the hall before he spoke, rejecting any immediate Arab-Israeli bargain on borders, refugees, and Jerusalem while reiterating calls for negotiations.
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Winslow Urges Gene To Back Humphrey
Windham College President Eugene Winslow urged McCarthy supporters in Vermont to endorse Hubert Humphrey. He said McCarthy should consider alternatives and hurry to fully back Humphrey, noting Vermont fans will vote for Humphrey mainly due to doubts about Nixon.
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