Nixon Will Not Increase Bombing and Seeks Broader Talks
Nixon told publishers and editors in Washington that if elected he would not raise the bombing of North Vietnam and might halt it to save American lives. He urged broader negotiations for a generous peace and said he would widen the diplomatic table beyond current talks. An adviser said Vietnam talks should involve regional issues and other nations. He questioned Humphrey’s potential ability to negotiate and pitched a big league, bipartisan cabinet. About 18 000 Nixon supporters attended in Buffalo with some heckling. three arrests noted.
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Buffalo
Richard’ Nixon
North Vietnam
Vietnam
Washington
Publishers and Editors
United Press, International
Nixon
New York City
Rusk
Paris
Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Hanoi
U.S
Saigon
Thhey
School Board Order Defied In New York
In Brooklyn a district administrator defied the city board by assigning union teachers to non teaching duties. The board says McCoy violated orders while the UFT warns of renewed strikes. Police guarded Ocean Hill Brownsville as supporters protested barricades outside Junior High 271.
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New York
UPI
Brooklyn
City Board of Education
Board of Education
Rhody McCoy
McCoy
United Federation of Teachers
UFT
Albert Shanker
Teachers’ Union
John Lindsay
Ocean Hill-Brownsville
Ocean Hill- Brownaville
New York Times
The
Daily News
New Yorker
Ocean
Czechs Weigh Dubcek Resignation Amid Moscow Demands
Prague units of the Czechoslovak communist party opened talks on Alexander Dubcek's offer to resign as party leader while considering Moscow’s demand for normalization. The presidium discussed censorship, purges of officials, and acceptance of Soviet troops for an indefinite period, signaling tension over reforms and the invasion.
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Prague
UPI
Moscow
Czechoslovakia
Kremlin
Dubcek
Oldrich Cernik
Ludvik Svoboda
National Assembly
Arm Cut Off Flies 15 Miles for Help in Ontario
A bush pilot had his right arm severed by a propeller while landing on Green Water lake near Port Arthur. He returned to his plane, flew 15 miles to Lake Shebanowan, then to Fort Arthur for treatment. The accident occurred Saturday. story released Monday night.
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Port Arthur
Ont
Brian Steed
South Porcupine
International Nickel Co. of Canada, Ltd
Green Water Lake
Here
Steed
Lake Shebanowan
Fort Arthur
Supreme Court Rejects Reservist Plea on Vietnam Mobilization
The Supreme Court denied a challenge to President Johnsons mobilization of reservists freeing the army to deploy 256 soldiers to Vietnam. Justice Douglas dissented, saying the army failed to honor promises to reservists. Army announced five units would move to Vietnam, including elements from Ohio New York and Mississippi.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Johnson
Vietnam
William Douglas
1002Nd Composite Service Company
Ohio
Fort Meade
448Th Army Postal Unit
New York
1018Th Composite Service Company
74Th Field Hospital
173Rd Quartermaster Company
Mississippi
Fort Lee
Justice Douglas
Department of the Army
Douglas
Congress
Army
Cleveland Area
New York City
Schenectady
New Jersey
173Rd Petroleum’ Company
Greenwood
Miss
Cuba executes two saboteurs in Camaguey province
Two Cuban men accused of sabotaging a government warehouse in Camaguey province were sentenced to death and executed by firing squad Monday night, Radio Havana reported on Tuesday.
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Miami
Camaguey
Radio Haivana
Army cancels Vietnam salutes or fights order
An army division commander's salute or fight policy in South Vietnam has been cancelled by the 4th Infantry Division. The army said the order was rescinded after Maj. Gen. Charles Stone had confirmed the policy. The move followed public concerns and a statement indicating local command oversight.
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Washington
South Vietnam
Army
Charles Stone
4Th Infantry
Stone
Vietnam
Creighton
Abrams
U.S
Yanks Maul North Viets Near Saigon
American ground and air forces clashed with North Vietnamese troops near Saigon killing 147 in a two day fight while U S casualties stood at eight killed and 13 wounded. Allied sweeps uncovered thousands of tons of war materiel stashed for future offensives and B 52 bombers struck targets in North Vietnam as officers warned of possible renewed major actions before year end.
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Saigon
U.S
101St
North Vietnamese Army Regiment
Long
South Vietnam
Todd’. Wett
Demilitarized Zone
North Vietnam
Con Thien
Humphrey urges Soviet-U.S. summits and Paris talks push
In a Washington speech, Vice President Humphrey proposed annual U.S. Soviet working summit conferences to advance diplomacy free of publicity. He urged the Soviets to press North Vietnam toward serious negotiations at Paris, outlined a six point Middle East plan, and pledged to be a peace president. He spoke after campaigning in Pennsylvania and Scranton criticizing Nixon and stressing realistic diplomacy with the Soviet Union and Vietnam.
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Washington
Hulbert Humphrey
United States
Soviet Union
Humphrey
U.S
Paris
Middle East
United Press International Editors and Publishers
Pennsylvania
Unclear Employed Count From Uncle Sam Report
The Chuckle Uncle Sam note claims 75 million people are employed but provides no figure on how many are actively working. The post is a brief, humorous take with no official verification.
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Sam
Hunt for fugitive kin in southeast Oklahoma hills
In southeastern Oklahoma, brothers and cousins of missing Chickasaw Lou Factor hunt the fugitive and his 4 year old son after a family conference. Factor faces a murder warrant in his wife Juanita's death. a shallow grave of Juanita was found by Factor's stepdaughter. Bloodhounds planes and hundreds search the 18 square mile wilderness.
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Tishomingo
Okla
Oklahoma
Lou Factor
Donald
Factor
der Warrant
Juanita
Deborah
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Donn
Ejale
Ssukiiuat
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Apollo
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Partisans and
Hecklers
George Wallace
War Memorial
James C. Jackson
High
Cuba
Viet
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University of Scranton
G.O.P
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