Sundays Elections in Vietnam Promise To Be Most Democratic
AP reports on South Vietnam's Sunday polls amid uneven freedom and government pressure. Thieu Ky ticket seen as likely winner though Huong gains appeal. campaigns funded with $500000 plus $300000 for turnout. Voting involves universal suffrage for 18 plus with strict ballot rules and observer rights amid wartime controls.
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Barry Kramer
South Vietnam
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Nguyen van Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
Thieu- Ky
Tran van Huong
Liquor Tied to Half of U S Traffic Fatalities Says NSC
The National Safety Council estimates alcohol was involved in about half of the more than 53,000 U S traffic deaths last year. California Wisconsin and Illinois provided most of the data showing high drinking rates among fatally injured drivers. The NSC urges enacted implied consent laws to test drivers suspected of drunkenness and other measures to deter impaired driving.
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A Good Week Johnson Says Despite Criticism
President Johnson, despite a slipping popularity rating, said this has been a very good week. He cited an international monetary agreement, a Soviet Union treaty language accord on nuclear weapons, a productive meeting with West German Chancellor Kiesinger, and the debut of a report by his mental retardation commission. He urged commission members to become walking spokesmen for the retarded.
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Good Reason for That Resolution in Pa House
In Harrisburg the Pennsylvania House swiftly adopted a new resolution after 22 were introduced, urging Congress to advise on how Pennsylvania should be run. The measure directed federal lawmakers to weigh in on state governance.
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Nebraska farmer accuses Farm Bureau of building empire
Alfred Schutte of Guide Rock Nebraska charges Farm Bureau Federation leaders with creating a powerful financial empire for personal gain. He named Charles Shulman and criticized the organization to Rep Joseph Resnick in a tax exemption probe. Resnick argues the bureau is a nationwide multi million dollar network of insurance and business firms. The House agriculture committee voted to disassociate from the inquiry.
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House Agriculture Committee
W. R. Poague
Texas
Bureau
Webster County
Senrate Agriculture Committee
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