Gavin Urges Peace Talks in Vietnam While Avoiding Escalation
On Capitol Hill James M. Gavin urged the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to negotiate peace in Vietnam by engaging Hanoi and the National Liberation Front without widening the war. He warned that escalation could justify a harsher stance toward China and argued for a neutral, independent Vietnam under international guarantees. Gavin also proposed reducing U S troop commitments in NATO from five to two divisions and stressed the need to focus on domestic progress.
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Phil Keir
Washington
United States
Red China
Vietnam
James M. Gavin
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
France
Hanoi
Gavin
Cambridge
Mass
Hamai
National Liberation Front
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
U. S
Senate
Europe
John Sparkman
D-Ala
North Vietnam
Russia
Ho Chi Minh
China
Claiborne Pell
D-R. L
Thailand
Police Broadcast Aids Theft Recovery In Lowell
A police broadcast described a stolen 1966 black sedan marked with the word Police on both doors and the rear deck and stated it would be easy to spot. The cruiser, taken during a disturbance investigation at a night spot, was recovered.
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Lowell
Mass
Lawyer Supports New Orleans Inquiry
ROME seven mark Lane the lawyer who claims a conspiracy behind Kennedy's assassination says the New Orleans inquiry into the case supports his view. Lane ready to help District Attorney Jim Garrison and believes Garrison will pursue truth against possible interference from the FBI CIA Secret Service and Johnson. Lane in Rome to promote Rush to Judgment and left for Denmark.
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Rome
Mark Lane
Kennedy
New Orleans
Lane
Jim Garrison
Garrison
FBI
CIA
Secret Service
Johnson
Denmark
Greenbrier Airport Act Declared Unconstitutional
The West Virginia Supreme Court ruled the 1966 Greenbrier County Airport Authority act unconstitutional as special legislation in a general-law area. The decision involved a bid to sign $50,000 in revenue bonds for a Maxwelton airport near White Sulphur Springs. The court also freed inmate William Staples for statutory rape and ordered Eugene Justice’s habeas petition review, while accepting a Hartford Accident appeal on coal miner deaths.
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Greenbrier County
High Court
Hanna
Greenbrier
Cooper P. Benedict
Lewisburg
West Virginia
William ‘Staples
McDowell County
Supreme Court
Eugene Justice
Logan County
Hartford Accident and Indemnity Co
Elwood L. Mullins
David W. Patric
Mendeloff Will Admitted To Probate In Charleston
The widow Esther C. Mendeloff is the principal beneficiary of Dr. Morris I. Mendeloff's estate, admitted to probate after his death on February 15 in a Baltimore hospital. The will leaves her the Kanawha Avenue house, the husband’s personal possessions, and income from marital and second trusts shared with three children Morris I. Jr., Albert I., and Lillian M. Eisman. Brother Herman Mendeloff and the Charleston congregation receive $3,000 each. Dr. Mendeloff practiced medicine in Charleston for over 50 years.
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Morris I. Mendeloff
Mendeloff
Baltimore
Esther C. Mendeloff
Kanawha Ave
Morris I. Jr
Charleston
Albert I
Lillian M. Eisman
Frederick
Herman Mendeloff
Philadelphia
Hebrew Educational Society
Congregation B’nai Israel
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