Rusk Says Barrier Not Justify Bombing Halt in Vietnam
Secretary of State Rusk on ABC says a barrier between North and South Vietnam might not alone justify halting bombing of the North. He advocates bombing as pressure to prod Hanoi toward peace, while stressing need for reciprocal moves. He also dismisses Romney’s charge of misinformation and notes Republican party dynamics. Vista workers Johnson and McLaughlin arrive to assist at the civic center.
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Terry Too Much For the Police
In Chicago a two percent boy named Terry Drake left a coin laundry with his mother and rode a bus, then amused officers by tossing pencils and rulers and eating cupcakes at the end of the line. Police matched his description to Lana Drake who arrived 40 minutes later to reclaim him.
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Malawi First To Set Ties With South Africa
Malawi will become the first black African nation to establish diplomatic relations with white-ruled South Africa. President Hastings Banda warned of a regional uproar but said national interests prevail. The move marks a breakthrough for South Africa’s diplomatic efforts amid regional isolation.
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How They Voted On Key Iowa Roll Calls
AP records Iowa congressmen voting on three roll calls. Confirmation of Thurgood Marshall as associate justice passed 69 to 11 with Hickenlooper not voting. foreign aid authorization passed 204 to 194 with Culver Mayne and Smith for and Gross Kyle and Scherle against, Schwengel not voting. Widnall amendment to curb arms sales financing failed 236 to 157 with Gross Kyle Mayne and Scherle for and Culver Smith against, Schwengel not voting.
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Hungarian couple flee to Italy on air mattress for asylum
In Trieste Italy a 25 year old Hungarian husband and wife fled communist rule using an air mattress. They paddled more than six miles at night across a Gulf of Trieste inlet from Izola on the Yugoslav side and reached Trieste seeking political asylum.
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Heart of matter prayer opens New York constitutional convention
Albany AP report covers Rev. Donald Curran delivering a prayer urging focus on the heart of the matter. The remarks accompany coverage of the convention session as it begins. The article also recounts a hijacked Avianca DC-3 returning to Barranquilla with three Cuban hijackers and 13 passengers.
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Hugo
Bernard Sanchez
Santiago
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