Rusk Faults Hanoi for Blocking Vietnam Peace Talks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk blamed North Viet Nam on blocking talks to end the war. He said Hanoi excludes terms the U S would seek and noted a shifting position toward preconditions. Rusk urged talks without preconditions and referenced past peace feelers and U N Secretary General Thant. He also discussed U S Soviet relations and Latin American developments during a Rio press briefing.
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Dean Rusk
North Viet Nam
United States
South Viet Nam
Rusk
Viet Nam
Secretary of State
U.S
Ingness
Viet Nan
Hanoi
U.N
Thant
Adlai Stevenson
U. Thant
Rangoon
Burma
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Robert F. Kennedy
DNY
Kennedy
U. S. Palley
Dominican Republic
Johnson
Congo
Joseph Mobutu
Fosepn Kasavubu
Doctors Lose Privileges In Anesthesia Death Probe
Pontiac Osteopathic Hospital barred two anesthesiologists from operating while probe into the deaths of three patients continues. Drs Abbott Abrams and Lloyd Goodwin denied privileges after a doctor allegedly mislabeled and administered ether with Surital, a lethal mix linked to the deaths of Mrs Urea Covington, 24, Kimberly Ann Bruneel, 8, and William Michael Ketchum, 13, plus two others given the dangerous combination.
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Pontiac, Mich
Pontiac Osteopathic Hospital
Stanley FE. Abrams
West Bloomfield Township
Llnyd Goodwin
Pleasant Ridge
Harry H. Whitlow
Whitew Earter
Urea Covington
Pontiac
Kimberly Ann Bruneel
William Michael Ketchum
Ferndale
Top High School Students Found Tops Among Cheaters
New York AP report notes rising cheating among high achievers pressed by tougher college entrance exams and limited Ivy League openings. The New York Times cites more cheating near top of classes. experts propose proctor systems and test separation to ease pressure across regions.
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New York
New York City
The
New York Times
William P. Hoffman
Cleveland
Dre.Hoffman
Shaker Heights
Lakewood
Andrew
Trinity Roman Catholic High School
Harrisburg
Portland
Ore
Shost
Heavy snows sweep across the Middle West
Strong northerly winds whip a near blizzard in Minnesota Wisconsin and upper Michigan with 18 inch deepest snow reported in northeastern Minnesota and more snow forecast through Saturday. The Weather Bureau issues heavy snow warnings for adjacent states and predicts freezing temperatures as far south as southern Kansas and Missouri by Saturday morning.
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Weather Bureau
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Michigan
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Iowa
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Dakotas
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Canada
Midwest
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Missouri
Trindis
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New England
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California
Plains
Houston
Beaumont
Texas
Little Rock
Ark
Caples Seeks Democratic Nod For Brooke Spot
Caples, former state commissioner of public safety and ex-MA senator, announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for attorney general. He criticized Gov. Volpe and Atty. Gen. Brooke over gangland slayings, saying inter-party fighting blocks cooperation and fuels violence. Caples noted his recent replacement as public safety commissioner.
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UPI
Richard R. Caples
Caples
Volpe
Atty
Brooke
U.S
Public Safety
Ex Governor William C Marland Dies at 47
Former West Virginia governor William C Marland, aged 47, died in Barrington after a battle with cancer and alcohol difficulties. His widow Valerie said he collapsed around dawn while his family supported his comeback attempt following a Chicago cab ride last March that drew national attention. Marland was the state’s youngest governor, serving 1952 to 1956, and later worked as executive secretary to William F. Edwards. Funeral plans were not announced.
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Barrington
William C. Marland
West Virginia
Chicago
Valerie
Marland
John Barleycorn
Femeés F. Edwards
Waterford Fark
Charleston
Negroes Said Unknown On Some Ala. Juries
Federal attorneys testified no Negroes served on Lowndes County trial juries in 13 years. Jury officials admitted late changes to include Negroes on rolls but no term had more than six Negro jurors. The hearing before three federal judges opened the case filed by Negroes and the Justice Department.
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Ala
Lowndes Cunty
Department of Justice
Lowndes County
Justice Department
Lowndes
Alabama
T. Worth Thagard
Thagard
John Jackson
Kelly Coleman
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