Mrs Shepard Still Waits For News From North Korea
WILLIAMSTOWN MASS. Remember the Pueblo. The wife of the Pueblo commander sent bumper stickers to Mrs. Philip Shepard and Mrs. James A. Shepard as their son James A. Shepard, a crewman, is among 83 held by North Korea. Irmgard Shepard uses hers on a scrapbook cover while awaiting word.
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Irmgard) Shepard
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Diplomats Watch Washington For Sign of Bombing Halt
Paris diplomats looked to Washington for signs President Johnson would halt the bombing of North Vietnam before the U S general election and open peace talks. North Vietnam said the next move depended on the United States, with Thuy urging a halt to reach a peaceful settlement. Tokyo officials cited a possible pre election pause, while South Vietnam’s Thieu criticized Hanoi for not showing enough goodwill and not naming a delega tion for talks.
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New York Seeks Federal Funds For Binghamton-Vermont Highway
Albany reports New York seeks 2.4 billion federal aid under the 1968 Highway Act to fund 20 new interstate projects. The top priority is the 145 mile Susquehanna Expressway from near Binghamton to the Vermont line at Bennington costing about 264 million, with 90 percent federal backing possible. The Northway to Vermont Expressway would cost 41 million for 33 miles from Glens Falls to near Fair Haven.
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McCarthy Attacks Nixon as Election Rally Draws Navy
Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy urged Californians to back Hubert Humphrey at a Los Angeles rally. He called the “new Nixon” dangerous and warned he cannot tell the pale horse of death from the white horse of victory. About 1,000 people attended the Trinity Baptist Church event.
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Palomino the horse jailed after assault charge in Mexico City
A horse named Palomino was kept in a local police station after being charged with assault. A girl was taken to hospital for treatment following the kick. Owner Daniel Jimenez pleaded not guilty for the animal, which was ordered jailed.
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Explosion Point tensions flare across Jordan Valley fronts
United Press International reports Israeli and Jordanian troops clashed at three Jordan River points with rocket fire in a fourth incident. Both sides claimed the other fired first amid claims of imminent explosion in the Middle East. Egyptian press cited possible Suez reopening as Soviet calls grow.
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Kidd Airport Hearing Spurs Debate in Vermont Town
Public hearing at Stratton Mountain revisited the planned Red Fox airport in Winhall with supporters claiming economic benefits and safety assurances. Opponents cited noise and encroachment concerns while noting aviation experts affirm safety for light general aviation only. judge had nullified earlier approval and a new decision is due next month.
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