Paris peace talks seen as risky first step
Editorial notes initial Hanoi Paris talks promise but warn of a long, rocky road ahead. It says U.S. openness signals confidence despite De Gaulle politics and communist scrutiny. Meanwhile Southeast Vietnam endures heavy fighting with no quick end in sight.
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Champion Down a self-reliant Michigan farmer at 87
Paul Harvey profiles Champion Down a retired farmer living in a shabby 127 year old log house near Leslie Michigan. He eschews government aid saying he worked hard and plans to rely on himself. The piece paints Down as a model of independence and self discipline in contrast to modern welfare rhetoric.
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Indiana Political Kitchen Cranks Up Heat in 1968 Scene
In Indiana the campaign stove simmers as Bobby Kennedy sparks fire, Gene McCarthy risks burns, and Dick Nixon sizzles under pressure. Reagan stays cool yet seeks a draft while Rockefeller misses the dinner. Johnson and Humprhey circulate, Branigin ponders who handles the dishes when guests depart.
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Three Minutes A Day Brave Boys Catch a Thief in Brooklyn
Two police fathers’ sons aged 7 and 9 chased a purse snatcher through a Brooklyn street. They blocked an escape, forced a basement door shut with a plank and washing machine, and called police. Officers arrived minutes later to arrest the thief.
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Kennedy ads reshape Indiana primary race in 1968
Washington report details the Kennedy campaign in Indiana using TV ads by Papert Koenig LoIs Inc and a $18 million spending plan. It notes heavy radio and TV saturation, targeted college radio, billboard push, a mass paperback release, and paid student canvass while McCarthy trails financially.
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Molesting Whales and Inner Dept Rules Satirized
Washington humor column skewers Interior Department rules on whales as Rep. H R Gross mocks a regulation banning molesting. The piece lampoons bureaucratic detail from section 230 50 and features quips about hunting whales and measuring them with a steel tape. The column mixes political jabs with playful digs at Udall and other officials.
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Thai tactic isolates guerrillas to starve them out
Washington correspondent Ray Cromley reports on Thai Northeast methods against Communist guerrillas focused on police work and ongoing intelligence. By establishing 10 man village teams near Target Objective 6 and patrolling hills, officials aim to isolate foes, reduce civilian harm, and deny supplies while monitoring and adapting to a slow, persistent campaign.
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Enoch Powell and British race tensions stir turmoil
The article recounts Enoch Powell’s controversial stance against immigration from Asia and Africa, his influence within the Conservative Party, and the broad public reaction in Britain. It notes labor dissent, urban tension in cities like London and Birmingham, past xenophobic incidents, and the risk to Labour candidates in upcoming borough elections. It also contrasts Britain’s racial climate with Rhodesia and highlights policy debates on race relations and child abandonment in cities like London.
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