Peace Talk Proposal Would Halt Bombing In Exchange For Buffer Zone
AP reports that in Paris peace talks the United States proposed stopping bombing and attacks on North Vietnam in exchange for a freeze on Communist force levels in the South. South Vietnamese Foreign Minister Tran Van Do said Saigon reluctantly agrees, while Hanoi’s acceptance remains uncertain. The plan envisions a demilitarized buffer along the 107th parallel to curb infiltration, preserving the Viet Cong and North Vietnamese presence in the South. Do stressed reconnaissance flights over the North would continue until an international control system is in place. Saigon opposes Viet Cong full delegation status but would treat them as allies of North Vietnam in talks.
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Tran van’ Do
South Vietnam
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W. Avarell
Harriman
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
Shafer Blasts Senate Delay on Appointments
Harrisburg governor Shafer condemned Senate delays in confirming his appointees to the Horse Racing Commission and other boards. He urged quick votes next week, warned of revenue impacts, and pressed for possible changes to public school aid funding while signaling openness to higher teacher salaries within fiscal limits. He also suggested Nixon and Rockefeller supporters could woo Pennsylvania delegates to the GOP convention.
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Shafer
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Horse Racing Commission
State Board of Education
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Labor
Industry
House
Richard Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Youth’s death suit seeks $10000 in Erie court
Frederick G. Anderson sues for more than 10,000 as administrator of Richard G. Anderson who died at 17 in a June 2 1966 collision in Fairview Township. Defendants include Motor Coils Manufacturing Co Pittsburgh driver Joseph Tudibat Wil liam Stanley Erie distributor for Amway Products. Anderson drove a van for Stanley in the Switvalleges collision at the intersection Shop Your Corry Stores.
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Frederick G. Anderson
Richard G. Anderson
Fairview ‘Township
Motor Coils Manufacturing Co
Pittsburgh
Joseph Tudbat
William Stanley
Erie
Amway
Anderson
Stanley
Swit Valleges
Tu‘cibat
Nixon Picks Bobby To Get Nod
Newark AP report notes Senator Robert F. Kennedy is the favorite for the Democratic presidential nomination per Nixon campaign comments. Nixon predicts Kennedy will win Oregon and California primaries and jokes about Humphrey McCarthy and Rockefeller while urging Oregon votes to surpass rivals.
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Richard M. Neion
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Oregon
California
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Ronald Reagan
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
McCarthy
Humphrey
King
Hubert
Johnson
Texas
Readers debate bus passing rules and Vietnam figures
A reader challenges a statement about motorists passing halted school buses citing a Pennsylvania Driver Manual rule that permits passing at up to 15 mph when the bus is at the curb receiving or discharging pupils. The letter also notes Geneva Conference ties and a senior foreign ministry role under Ngo Dinh Diem, then resuming leadership in 1965.
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Vietnam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Graduation Party Plans Abound For Local Youth
Juvenile and senior classes with guests plan a May 2 graduation party at Buffalo Youth time Center. George Fox chairs the committee from Corry churches. Buses depart 5 30 p m from EUB Church. The evening features a banquet, film, swimming, roller skating, bowling, basketball, volleyball and more. A film titled Man of Steel closes the night before returning home about 6 a m. Tickets cost 1 50. Reservations via committee members. Also noted Union City livestock sale details follow.
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George Fox
Ralph Austin
EUB
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