U.S. Backing Peace Efforts Fails to Revive Thant Talks
Washington state department officials repeated support for a just solution to the Vietnam War while saying renewed UN efforts led by U Thant are no longer useful. They cited past statements by McCloskey and Rusk and noted Hanoi and Peking reject UN mediation. The talks stalled as U S bombing and Hanoi’s stance kept a conference out of reach.
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Washington
State Department
United States
UU. N
U Thant
Robert J. McCloskey
Dean Rusk
Thant
Hanoi
McCloskey
Newsweek Magazine
Newsweek
Rusk
U.S
Viet Nam
China
United Nations
Peking
Southeast Asia
Arthur J. Goldberg
North Viet Nam
Harioi
Rangoon
U.S. Says Hanoi Rejected Serious Peace Talks in Rangoon
Rusk cited Thant in Nov 1965 saying North Vietnam was ready for talks in Rangoon but indicated Hanoi showed no interest in serious peace talks. He noted Stevenson was told Hanoi would contact the U.S. yet Hanoi did not pursue Geneva framework talks and increased infiltration in late 1964.
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Thant
United States
Viet Nam
Rangoon
Rusk
U.N
Adlai E. Stevenson
Hanoi
Southeast Asia
Power Plant Hearing Delayed In Vermont
A Vermont Water Resources Department hearing on the Connecticut River Vernon nuclear plant is postponed until after the new year. Officials will question Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp about thermal discharges and their ecological impact while conservationists warn of river temperature rise.
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Montpelier
Water Resources Department
Connecticut
Vernon
Vermont-Yankees Nuclear Power Corp
Walter W. Martinez
Nuclear Power Corporation
Corporation
Mailman Skates Three Miles to Office in Snow
William Flynn, a rural mail carrier near New Lothrop Michigan, skated three miles to the post office after his car failed. He sorted the mail but would not cover the full 72 mile route on skates. Postmaster Janet Ruddy said residents may fetch mail in town or wait for delivery today when ice melts.
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New Lothrop
Mich
William Flynn
Janet Ruddy
Flynn
National Church Leaders Report Shift in Social Justice Efforts
The Rev Dr Edwin Espy, general secretary of the National Council of Churches, says national church bodies push ahead of local congregations in applying the gospel to social change while coordinating broader race relations work. The council, meeting with about 3,000 clergy and lay delegates, reports growing collaboration among conservative evangelical groups and broader dialogue with Roman Catholics and Jewish groups. Bishop Reuben Mueller notes continued counterattacks but says member churches are countering with factual rebuttals to charges of communism and other criticisms.
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Miami Beach
Fla
National Church — Leadership
America
Edwin Espy
National Council of Churches
National Council
Espy
Council
Enarches
General Ecumenical Movement For Christian Unity
Southern
Baptists
Lutheran Church
Missouri Synod
Ronan Catholics
Reuben Mueller
Indianapolis
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