Red leaders seen near final debate
Washington officials believe Hanoi leaders are in final debate over accepting U S terms for an end to the bombing of North Vietnam. A Vinh ceasefire deal for 14 seamen signals possible broader de escalation. yet officials stress no direct link to broader bombing halt. North Vietnam’s pullout of about five divisions since last September signals a lull in fighting, seen as key though the wait for Hanoi’s reply strains U S ally relations. See LEADERS, page 5
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Drug law argument scheduled before Supreme Court
The Supreme Court will hear arguments on a 30 year old federal law making untaxed marijuana trade a crime. The DOJ seeks a December hearing with a June ruling expected. The law targets buyers and sellers of unregistered marijuana with prison terms from two to 40 years.
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Spencer Givens 63 dies state official in Missouri
Spencer H. Givens 63 longtime director of the Missouri Division of Workmen's Compensation died Monday morning at a Jefferson City hospital after months of illness. A native of Gallatin, he came to Jefferson City in 1933, earlier ran a Higginsville newspaper, and served in several roles within the commission before becoming the first director of the division in 1946. He held leadership roles with industrial accident boards groups and state governors council. Funeral services are planned at Houser Funeral Home with burial in Brown Cemetery Gallatin.
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Returning Apollo 7 astronauts face pain on reentry
The Apollo 7 crew Navy Captain Walter M. Schirra Jr Donn F. Eisele and Walter Cunningham may land in the Atlantic near Bermuda today with lingering head cold congestion that could cause ear and sinus pressure pain. Doctors say decongestants would dull performance, but pain relievers exist.
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City Council Rejects Study Of Police Grandfather Clause
Amid charges and counter charges the City Council voted 8 2 against a motion to form a five member committee to study the legality of the police department merit system grandfather clause. Mayor Christy said he would veto any ordinance affecting the merit system and noted the clause was signed into law during a hospital stay.
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Kenneth Wildhaber
John W. Riner
Perry Hawes
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Claude E. Short
Short
Laos talks mark first direct U S North Vietnam cease fire
In Saigon, the United States freed 14 North Vietnamese sailors to shore during a 36 hour cease fire the first truce negotiated directly by U S and North Vietnamese diplomats. The 288 square mile maritime zone around Vinh remained quiet with air strikes continuing nearby and allied forces reporting stockpile gains.
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Sun flares pose no danger to Apollo 7 return
NASA reported a sequence of five major solar flares from Sunday night to Monday afternoon. The flares could cause short wave radio blackouts but did not disrupt communications with the Apollo 7 capsule. Solrad 0 detected the high X ray emissions and scientists noted increased solar activity as the sun nears solar maximum and Northern Lights could appear Monday or Tuesday nights.
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Nixon Claims Popular Vote Dominant in Final Campaign Swing
AP report from New York on Nixon asserting Humphrey concedes he cannot win the popular vote. Nixon says Humphrey’s only path is Wallace helping deny Nixon in the Electoral College and sending the decision to the House. Humphrey insists he could govern if the House chooses him after losing the popular vote. Nixon promotes a campaign issues book while accusing Humphrey of avoiding primaries.
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Strikes besiege New York amid citywide labor unrest
In New York City the 1.1 million pupil schools halted by a teachers strike. Mayor Lindsay faced protests at City Hall as 23,000 police slowed work and firemen threatened action. Ouster of 80 Ocean Hill Brownsville teachers sparked national guard talk amid racial tensions and calls for leadership change.
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