Old Asia Hand Urges Halt to Bombing in Vietnam Fight
Former ambassadors Edwin Reischauer and John Kenneth Galbraith argued on NBC TV that the Vietnam War has failed its aims and urged an immediate cessation of bombing of North Vietnam to begin negotiations. They said the United States cannot halt insurgency and should restart talks, warning of escalation if bombing continues. The panel included Sen Gale McGee and others.
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Vietnam
United States
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Japan
Old Asia
India
John Kenneth Galbraith
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Galbraith
North Vietnam
State Department
Weather summary across states shows mixed sun and snow
Forecasts for Charleston Ohio Virginia Kentucky and Western Pennsylvania show sun and clouds with snow flurries and squalls near Lake Erie. Highs range from the teens to the upper thirties with some regions listed at 20s and 30s. Clear to partly cloudy in Kentucky with fair tonight and low temperatures around 70.
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Lake Erie
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Barty
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Albuquerque
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Winnipeg
Open Panmunjom talks urged to defend Korea and highlight Pueblo
US shift aims to secure clear U S defense assurances to South Korea and address North Korean infiltration and the Pueblo incident. Open meeting will include a South Korean observer, emphasize security failures, and counter Pyongyang propaganda while restoring the Panmunjom format.
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United States Develops Antisatellite Weapon Concept
The article outlines a U S antisatellite program using a close approach weapon with a conventional warhead, likely TNT, delivered by a maneuvering rocket with guidance on the warhead carrier. It notes experiments on the West Coast using heat seeking missiles and references the U2 spy plane and Sidewinder guidance as relevant analogies. Both the United States and Soviet Union reportedly tolerate spy satellites and seek methods to blind or destroy aerial reconnaissance in space.
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Air Force
North Vietnam
Outer Space
U. S
Soviet Union
Russia
PNR
Sissonville Man Reports Robbery
A Sissonville man told Charles ton police he was robbed of 51 in the 400 block of Court Street. The suspect battered him and rifled his pockets, with a report describing radar and space weaponry context. The piece blends crime report with Cold War space defense notes.
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Charleston
Court Street
Assault Charged To City Man
A felonious assault charge was lodged against Pearl Tucker of 207 Donnally St during a weekend incident at a Lee Street establishment. Turner was booked at 6:27 a.m. and released on $1,000 bail after entry to the rear via a bathroom, with police reports noting the case as a one‑time event. The report also references unrelated military space spending trends and debates on combining NASA and Air Force laboratory missions.
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Turner
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U. N.-North Ko
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Manned Space Laboratories
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Pentagon
Air Force Manned Orbiting Laboratory
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Assault Boats Help Marines In Hue Campaign
U S command reports allied forces killed 32 245 Communist troops and 6 307 captured over 13 days of fighting in South Vietnam amid a broader offensive against 35 cities. Allied losses total 3 265 killed and 11 363 wounded, including 973 Americans killed and 4 874 wounded. South Vietnam mobilizes 65 000 more troops as refugees rise to about half a million. Paratroopers clash with Communists near Saigon, with 107 enemy killed and 54 weapons captured. one family of 12 killed by a flare accident.
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U. S
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Saigon
Humphrey Quits Liberal ADA Amid McCarthy Endorsement
Vice President Hubert Humphrey, founder of the Liberal ADA, quietly dropped out of the organization three years ago. The ADA board voted to back Eugene McCarthy for the Democratic nomination. John Roche resigned in protest after the resolution. NF: Humphrey had not paid ADA dues since becoming Vice President in 1985. A potential labor withdrawal loomed, led by unions like the International Ladies Garment Workers Union. The McCarthy resolution passed 165 to 47.
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New York Times Service
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Hubert Humphrey
Americans For Democratic Action
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
John P. Roche
Johnson
ADA
Humphrey
Norman Sherman
Sherman
Roche
International Ladies Garment. Workers Union
Hong Kong Fire Leaves 18 Dead
Eighteen people were killed and eight injured when a major blaze swept through accommodations above a knitting factory in Hong Kong. The dead include nine women and two children. a six year old girl survived with burns over more than sixty percent of her body. Investigators say the fire started Sunday night and spread rapidly across the building complex near a small creek.
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Charleston Memorial Hospitals
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Joyce Ann Tinsley
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Gene
Charleston
Tinsley
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Summers
Chris- Ghe
Crescent Rd
Tennessee
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