Rusk says US cannot curtail bombing without a real peace move
Secretary Dean Rusk said the United States cannot further limit bombing in North Vietnam without a realistic peace proposal from Hanoi. He claimed no clear restraint by North Vietnam and urged Allies to know what would happen if bombing stops, noting about 30 percent of trucks are destroyed by air attacks.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
United States
North Vietnam
U.S
Rusk
North
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Eisenhower
Hanoi
South ‘East Asia
Old Orchard Beach Woman Serves Rockefeller Staff
Maxine Paul of Old Orchard Beach works as secretary to the Governor's press secretary with Rockefeller staff in Miami. She has been on the job three months and travels the country with the campaign team. She predicts Rockefeller will win the nomination and praises the governor and his wife as approachable and warm.
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Maxine Paul
Old Orchard Beach
Rockefeller
Miami
Maxine
Alfred Paul
Pauls
Beach
Mrs. Paul
U.S
Happy Rockefeller
Wanamaker Junior High Explores Black Power Curriculum
In Philadelphia at Wanamaker Junior High Principal Charles Leftwich leads 89 seventh and eighth graders in a summer program that replaces standard textbooks with study of Black Power. Students examine what it means and how it can teach reading and critical skills, with rest of the school divided into teams on housing recreation city services jobs and communications.
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Philadelphia
Wanamaker Junior High
Charles Leftwich
Leftwich
Innercity
Chuckles Highlight Her Face as Fortune in Run
A light humorous note features a performer whose facial expression is tied to her fortune in a playful figure. The line references a trademark and a general feature, suggesting a comic rib atCelebrity branding.
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Fea
Cory
Volcano Erupts in Costa Rica After Centuries
Mt Arenas near Costa Rica’s Pueblo Nuevo and Tabacon villages erupted after five centuries of dormancy. The blast killed at least 12 people and injured hundreds. About 4,000 residents were evacuated as lava and ash covered the region amid heavy rains impeding rescue efforts.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
U.S
Pueblo Nuevo
Tabacon
Mt. Arenas
U. S. Army
Draft Father Audibert Views On Peace and Conscience
Rev. Matthew Audibert OFM, treasurer of St. Francis College, argues the American military can be a peace instrument while urging careful handling of conscientious objection. He notes Vietnam protests, calls for education of soldiers in nonviolent methods, and urges reform of civil service laws and draft processes.
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Matthew Audibert
OFM
St. Francis College
Matthew
Portland
St. Francis
Audibert
N.E.R
America
Bayonet Charge Quells Mexico City Student Protest
Police and paratroopers backed by tanks used a bazooka and bayonets to drive hundreds of demonstrators from the National University No 1 preparatory school in Mexico City. At least one student died and about 400 were injured as arrests reached around 300.
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Mexico City
National University
No. 1
Mexico
Czechoslovaks Seek Reform as Soviet Talks Resume
Prague reports continued discussions between Soviet Politburo and Czechoslovak Presidium near the border as General Kodaj meets Soviet officers in Slovakia. Leaders push liberalization while Moscow-backed hardliners urge reversal and tighter press and troop controls.
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Prague
Prague Radio
Cierna Ut
Prace
Samuel Kodaj
Strecno
Slovakia
Kodaj
Nosice
Cierna
CTK
Oland
East Germany
Hungary
Bulgaria
West Germany
Moscow
Alexander Dubcek
Tanjug
Leonid Brezh
Threat Of Steel Strike Fades In Pittsburgh Area
In Pittsburgh a looming nationwide steel strike eased as a 78-cent offer nears ratification. Union locals, now with power to approve contracts or strike, face a multi year package including wage raises, pension hikes to 6.50 per year of service, eight holidays and extra job pay scales. Top negotiators report progress with potential total package near 88 cents per hour.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers
Anthony Tomko
McKeesport
Basic Steel Industry
Joseph P. Molony
Papal Encyclical Triggers Mixed Catholic Reactions
The encyclical by Pope Paul VI upholds the ban on artificial contraception and urges governments to outlaw contraception sterilization and abortion. Liberal Catholics express indifference or dissent while many clergy urge assent. conservative voices hail it as a reaffirmation of Christian truth.
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Associated ‘Press
Paul VI
Gerald L. Fitzgerald
Christian Family Movement
New York
Pope Paul
Paul
Commonweal
Triumph Magazine
James Francis Cardinal McIntyre
Los Angeles
Archbisho
Terence J. Cooke
New Y
Rome
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Boston
Washington
Patrick Cardinal O'Boyle
Eisenhower opposes camouflaged surrender on Vietnam
Eisenhower told the Republican platform committee that a bold antiwar plank must avoid a hidden surrender. The Citizens Committee for Peace with Freedom in Vietnam backed a broadly worded statement to let the presidential candidate shape policy. The debate shapes a Nixon Rockefeller split as they seek a nonbinding, flexible stance amid Paris talks.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Ciizens Committee For Peace With Freedom
Vietnam
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Rockefeller
John G. Tower
Texas
Barry Goldwater
Harold E. Stassen
United Nations
Nixon
Citizens Committee
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