World Churches Rap US Stand Over Vietnam Policy
At Geneva the world conference on church and society adopted a report condemning the US military buildup and air attacks in Vietnam as unjustifiable. The document urged an end to hostilities and peaceful settlement, while noting Western delegates pushed for stronger condemnation.
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Schmidhauser Refused Seat On LBJ Plane
Five of six Iowa Democratic congressmen asked President Johnson to do more in Iowa than one campaign stop. John R. Schmidhauser refused to sign the letter or fly to Des Moines with the President, citing his own campaign concerns and airline plans. The split shows Democratic fears of associating with a fading presidential visit in a tough campaign year.
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Cleveland shooting as rioting resurges in east side
A 29 year old Negro man Benoris Toney died from shotgun wounds in Cleveland after a predawn shooting during five nights of urban violence. Police and 1,750 guardsmen poured into the area as clashes spread in Hough and East New York with dozens injured and multiple arrests.
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Harlem
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Rescue of Hope Kin From Malibu Canyon Ledge
Three boys including George Hope 15 and Robert Hope 11 and Stanley Valentine 15 were stranded on a canyon cliff ledge in Malibu. Deputies and firefighters rescued them unharmed after their shouts were heard by a nearby resident.
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George Hope
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Stanley Valentine
Fisherman’s Truths Spark Liar Claim Among Anglers
A wry quip notes that a fisherman speaks truth only when accusing another fisher of lying, reflecting a tongue in cheek view of honesty and rivalry among anglers.
Cities Drain Soviet Farms By Fred Coleman
Soviet youths flee rural life, leaving farms short of workers. Literaturnaya Gazetta cites Smolensk case where 20 25 percent crop yields compare with similar regions due to the exodus. Factors include education city opportunities longer hours lower pay and army service that trains skills for city jobs. The paper urges better rural schools and policies to keep soldiers tied to villages after service.
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Literaturnaya Gazetta
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Komsomol
Viets Name War Crimes Commission
North Vietnam formed an 11 member war crimes commission in Hanoi to probe U S actions in Vietnam. The panel chaired by Pham Ngoc Thach and vice chaired by Pham Van Bach discussed work directions as Hanoi warned U S raids hit hospitals schools and other civilian targets. Col Ha Van Lau named among committee members linked to ICC liaison duties.
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Vietnam
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Mansfield would pause foreign aid debate to end airline strike
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield said the chamber could set aside foreign aid bill talks to press swift action on ending the 16 day strike by Eastern United National Northwest and Trans World Airlines. Morse proposed federal court receivership to resume operations under old terms.
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Wayne Morse
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Trans World Airlines
Congress
Nicholas Katzenbach
U. S. District Court
Madison Explorer Scouts Win Tour of Drums Title
Under clear skies and in the Kingston stadium crowd of over 6 000 watched eight drum corps perform. The Madison Explorer Scouts beat Racine Explorer Scouts by three tenths of a point to take first with Racine second. American Woodmen Cadets, St Matthias Cadets and Austin Lancers followed. Blue Notes of Ishpeming listed in article continuation.
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Both Sides Blame Other For Deadlock
Washington AP The 16 day airline strike talks stall as union and management blame each other for deadlock. William J Curtin chief negotiator for five major airlines says unions unwilling to bargain while Roy Siemiller AFL CIO Intern Assn of Machinists argues they seek a share of profits. Continued on Page 3.
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