Vietnam Peace Talks Set to Open With Round Table
The long stalled Vietnam peace talks will begin Saturday at the International Conference Center with a round unmarked table for four delegations. United States Ambassador Cyrus R. Vance represents the United States, Ha Van Lau for North Vietnam, Nguyen Phong for South Vietnam, and Mrs. Nguyen Thi Binh for the National Liberation Front.
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Pope compares reform wave to Protestant Reformation
Pope Paul VI warned against overreaching church reform while praising the Vatican II renewal. He tied current criticism to attempts to overturn papal authority and likened it to the 16th century Reformation, urging interior renewal over external change.
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War Ends Threaten Recession Warn Cabinet Report
A Cabinet level report to President Johnson warns the United States could face a recession when the Vietnam War ends and urges a ready action plan. The panel estimates peace by July 1, 1971 and calls for speeding up high priority spending to cushion the transition from war to peace.
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Saco School Board Expands Principal Duties and Year Length
Saco moves to extend principal duties under a state ruling allowing teacher aides to supervise some activities without a certified teacher present. The plan proposes a longer principal year for curriculum planning and class scheduling, while maintaining principal responsibility for pupil welfare on school grounds.
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Johnson Sees Solid Foundations for Growth in Final Economic Report
President Johnson outlines eight years of unprecedented prosperity with strong investments in industry manpower and education. He warns the wage price spiral as a flaw tied to delayed tax and Vietnam cost disclosures and says the major challenge remains balancing national growth with price stability.
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