Diplomatic Probing Underway Toward Vietnam Peace Talks
Washington sources report Rostow says an extremely interesting and delicate phase of diplomatic probing is under way to gauge North Vietnam's interest in peace talks. He cautions publicity could derail behind the scenes efforts and notes several channels are being used while discussions remain uncertain.
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Washington
Walt W. Rostow
North Vietna
Rostow
Hanoi
North Vietnam
U.S
Warsaw
Poland
Zec
Moon and Mao clash signals in stalled China news
A Peking report notes Mao's open stance on the chairmanship while a Yugoslav agency correspondent calls his leading role in Chinese affairs undoubted. The dispatch also covers Apollo 1 fire details, Blame theories, and Rostow's Vietnam policy clash at a college editors’ panel.
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Mao
Communist Party
Ile
Peking
An Jug
NASA
Aieke
Grissom
White
Chaffee
Pad 24
Bol
Moon
Chou En-lai
Chen Yi
New China News Agency
United States
Vietnam
U.S
China
Taiyuan
Shansi
Soviet spy Kazan-Komarek faces Czech trial and homecoming
The Kazan-Komarek espionage ring, active from 1948 to 1950 in Czechoslovakia, was described as American-directed. He confessed at a three day trial in Prague and faced charges of attempting to overthrow the government and espionage. His associates were sentenced years earlier, with many receiving death or long prison terms.
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Marie
Kagan-Komarek
Moscow
Paris
Prague
Tass
Peking
Zamyatin
Umon
Kazan-Komarek
Czechoslovakia
CTK
Kazan-Komar
U.S. Army
Germany
Lunar Orbiter 3 set to map Apollo Zone in bold flight plan
Lunar Orbiter 3 would cover 231612 miles to the moon in about 92 hours and begin imaging on Feb 15 from 28 miles up. It would target 12 sites from Lunar Orbiters 1 and 2, recheck angles, and photograph Surveyor 1 at Sea of Storms, with a telephoto lens for features over 39 inches wide.
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Lunar Orbiter 2
Lunar Orbiter 3
A. Tom Young
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Langley Research Center
America
Moon
Earth
Kepler
Co. Pernicus
Agents posing as students used on campuses to check dope sales
Washington AP report states FDA undercover agents posing as students on college campuses target LSD and other drugs to disrupt supply chains. Officials say campuses serve as points of sale and that student distributors are typically small operators, with emphasis on education over arrest for users.
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Washington
Dr.Gercover
James L. Goddard
Goddard
Wrc-Tv
FDA
Bureau of Drug Abuse Control
Louis P. Lasher
Bureau
Lasher
Campaign finance and TV shaping 1968 elections
The piece notes that death reduces potential voters by six million while 12 million reach voting age, predicting heavy courtship by parties. It reviews 1966 cross ticket voting, rise of candidate personalities via television, and a proposed $1 tax checkoff that could furnish about $30 million per major party for 1968 campaigns.
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