U S Envoy Bunker Reports Optimism On Vietnam Talks
President Johnson and top aides received James B. Bunker in a mountain retreat to review South Vietnam’s situation after Tet. Bunker praised Saigon’s resolve and anti corruption moves while signaling cautious openness to new peace talks locations with North Vietnam.
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Zemo Skin Remedy Claims Quick Itch Relief and Healing
An old promotional snippet touts Zemo as a cure for eczema rashes insect bites and skin blemishes. It promises desensitizing nerves and rapid cooling relief plus infection control and dandruff management with a money back guarantee.
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Johnson weighs Vietnam strategy amid Honolulu talks
President Johnson planned to confer with Adm. U.S. Grant Sharp at Camp David or Washington as Gen. Westmoreland and Sharp prepare to depart in July. The Honolulu meeting, called off after King’s assassination, focused on Vietnam developments since December with Bunker’s briefing guiding successor choices. Thieu seeks full consultation while Saigon resists coalition with the Viet Cong. North Vietnam dismisses Thieu as a puppet.
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Woman Blamed for Slaying Over Dog Dispute
Hartford coroner rules Gladys Chapman criminally responsible for the chest stab wound that killed Sammie Sampson during a February 24 argument about the woman’s dog. Witnesses say Sampson beat Chapman and both were intoxicated.
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Thieu Urges General Mobilization in Saigon
South Vietnamese President Thieu advocates general mobilization to lower the draft age to 18 and raise it to 40 plus recall of reservists and veterans. He warns of drastic economic measures and says bombing cessation would be a calculated peace risk. Thieu also asserts Vietnam talks must center on his government and rejects a Viet Cong delegation. He plans a U.S. visit to discuss a possible allied summit.
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