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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1968

Page

12

State Foretast And Gun Law Talk On Sunday

Charleston South Carolina Gov Robert McNair said he expects a tighter gun control resolution to be introduced at the Southern Governors Conference opening today The conference may also repeal the unanimity rule requiring all governors to endorse resolutions Three quarters of votes would suffice for approval West Virginia Gov Hulett Smith attends The dispatch also cites Life magazine reporting Sirhan Bishara Sirhan grew distraught over Kennedy before the assassination and notes a Poor People vigil at the Department of Agriculture with a Solidarity Day march planned by the Southern Christian Leadership Conference

Charleston 5.C Robert McNair South Carolina McNair West Virginia Hulett Smith Washington Department of Agriculture Southern Christian Leadership Conference Department of Justice

South Vietnam hesitant but edging toward talks with Viet Cong

South Vietnamese leaders grow more open to conciliatory tones though Thieu and Huong reject direct talks or coalition with the Viet Cong. Public stance pins blame on Hanoi. Dan’s public dismissal signals internal dissent as Paris talks influence policy.

Michael Goldsmith Saigon South Vietnam Nguyen van Thieu Tran van Huong Viet Cong National Liberation Front Nguyen Cao Ky Hanoi

Marines Report 310 Enemy Killed in Northern Vietnam Fights

Marine units claimed 310 enemy killed over the weekend along the northern coast and near Khe Sanh while U S forces pressed a new supply road through damp valleys. Air and artillery strikes continued as Saigon faced limited rocket attacks and tactical gains were reported by Brig Gen Hoffmann and AP correspondent Williams.

Robert D. Ohman Saigon Khe Sanh U.S Ahndeen Wien Indiana The JIE Lwu U. S Mekong Truc Giang Moc Hoa Demilitarized Zone Boston Lefoot Laos South Vietnam T. Jeff Williams Carl C. Hoffman Red Clay da Nang Leathernecks

Eisenhower Suffers Fifth Heart Attack in 47 Days

Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, 77, was hospitalized at Walter Reed after his fifth heart attack, the second in 47 days. Spokesmen called his condition stable and said officials would release no bulletin before 10 a.m. as family remained at his side.

Washington Post Washington Dwight D. Eisenhower Walter Reed General Hospital Eisenhower el Dorado Country Club Indian Wells Calif Washington Heart Eisen Hower White House

Yellow House Mystery Marks Father's Day in Idaho Falls

Judson Whitback returned home to a house he didn’t recognize. A formerly brown home now shone yellow with the words Happy Father's Day painted on one side, solving the strange spectacle.

Idaho Falls Idaho Judson Whitback Whitback

Emergence predicted for Humphrey by Moyers

Bill Moyers former White House press secretary predicted Humphrey would emerge on his own within a week and stress policy differences. He said Johnson would quietly back a new campaign strategy and noted it would be a mistake for Humphrey to attack the President personally. Moyers, age 34, spoke in an interview.

Paul Hofmann New York Times Service New York Bill D. Moyers Johnson Hubert Humphrey Moyers Moyer Humphrey

Sorbonne Closed by Police Evicts Rebel Students in Paris

Government orders Sorbonne closed as police oust student rebels who had occupied the building for more than a month. Riot clashes erupt in the Latin Quarter while talks on university modernization begin.

Paris Sorbonne Sorbonne School University of Paris Science School of Medicine France Education Ministry

Triumph and Tragedy The Kennedy Story Book Offer

AP presents Triumph and Tragedy The Story of the Kennedys a hard bound illustrated memoir of the Kennedy family for $3 to reserve via The Charleston Gazette delivery set for late July. Copies also available at the Gazette.

The Kenedy Charleston Gazette Virginia St. E Charleston W. Va Gazette

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