U S. says halt to bombing if cease fire holds
Washington indicated that a cease-fire proposed by South Vietnam would pause bombing of the North if implemented. The Pentagon warned air and naval forces would strike if the truce is exploited to move arms and supplies. No Hanoi reply was reported and Saigon said allies back the 24 hour Buddha birth offer.
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Nationwide trucking shutdown begins after union strikes
A nationwide trucking shutdown began Saturday night in retaliation for scattered Teamsters strikes. The Trucking Employers Inc spokesman said about 1,500 major firms were already turning drivers reporting for work as the action started.
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Washington
Teamsters
Trucking Employers, Inc
Lodge sees inner circle terrorists as real Vietnam cancer
In Saigon, Henry Cabot Lodge tells the AP that the terrorist inner circle in Vietnam is the real cancer threatening the war. He notes progress against Viet Cong and main-force units, praises Ky’s anti graft push, and warns on Communist propaganda. He also discusses inflation controls and ongoing infiltration from North Vietnam.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
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Seventeen Million Dollar Inheritance Brings Teen Worries
A 19 year old heir to Electra Waggoner's $45 million estate says publicity brings requests for donations and probate may delay the fortune. A.B. Wharton III considers pre law study, weighs drafts, and notes personal annoyances including wage changes and auto repair costs.
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A. B
Bucky” Wharton III
University of the Americas
Mexico City
Wharton
Texas
North
Electra Waggoner
Bus Schedules Page Promises Savings for Riders
City riders are urged to clip today’s page 12A bus schedules to enjoy convenient timetable details while supporting deficit reduction through increased use of public buses. The notice ties tax funding to operation costs and encourages frequent rides.
Ames Student Leader Refuses Resignation Amid Marijuana Controversy
AP Ames scene centers on Donald R. Smith who defends his personal life, says it should not affect his role as student body president and refuses to resign. A crowd of about 2,000 jammed Curtiss Hall as Smith faced questions about attending a pot party and whether newsmen were invited. Meanwhile, impeachment efforts gain momentum with over 550 signatures toward a 750-signature threshold for the senate petition.
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Iowa State University
Smith
Curtiss Hall
Student Senate
Ames
David Schworm
Sage AFTRA Talks Enter Critical Stage in Strike
New York AP The chief AFTRA negotiator Donald Conaway said 11 day strike talks with three networks had reached a very critical stage as negotiations recessed for dinner. He warned of the serious caucus without elaboration while FMCS mediated the talks. Earlier a judge barred pickets from CBS Masters telecast in Augusta Georgia.
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Donald Conaway
American Federation of Television and Radio Artists
Afl-Cio
Conaway
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Richmond County
CBS
Augusta
Postal Study Unit Named By Johnson
President Johnson created a 10 member commission to study postal service reorganization including a potential government corporation. The panel is led by Fredrick Kappel with members from Harvard, Ford Foundation, General Electric, AFL-CIO and Federated Stores, to report within a year after broader consultations.
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Commission On Postal Organization
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Afl-Cio
J. Irwin Miller
Cummins
Highways Funds Out Of Cooler Reopened By Admin
Budget Director Charles Schultze announced a new release of 1.1 billion in unspent highway funds and 146 million in postponed outlays for health, airport, and coast guard construction. Earlier actions unlocked about 1.3 billion of 5.2 billion authorized program funds as part of an anti inflation push.
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Johnson
Charles Schultze
Coast Guard
White House
Chuckle: Women Turn Tables on Lovers and Fools
A witty adage notes that for every woman who makes a fool out of a man there is a woman who makes a man out of a fool. Copyright content referenced.
New York Hippies Stage Suds and Sweep In
New York City activists in Greenwich Village led a street cleansing event labeled a sweep in. Hundreds of hippies used mops and hoses along East 3rd and Third streets washing cars and sidewalks as sanitation crews disrupted plans before a Kathmandu? None. The effort drew rumor and colorful outfits as participants dispersed along the Bowery to the East River.
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