HHH Hints At Signs Of Hanoi Peace Bids But Says U.S. Must Keep Fighting
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey told governors at the 58th Annual Governors Conference that U S aid in Viet Nam requires continued fighting for now while he noted faint signs Hanoi may seek a peace through hidden channels He urged confidence in American resolve and asked for GOP backing of the present policy without pressuring the conference.
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New UHF Station Set For Charlotte
Ground will break Saturday for WCTU TV studios transmitter and operations in Charlotte. Harold W Twisdale of Charlotte Telecasters Inc said the station hopes to be on air before year-end on channel 36, with WCCR TV moving from channel 36 to 18 and switching soon to the new frequency.
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South Carolina parks reopen swimming areas after integration
The Forestry Commission announced the reopening of two more state park swimming areas in Aiken and Greenwood after three years of closure due to integration. Forester John R. Tiller said these sites will reopen Saturday, expanding the total to thirteen, with Ovance and Kings Mountain scheduled for Friday and Sesquicentennial Lee and Poinsett opening Wednesday. Four others were reopened earlier this week.
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Arguments Heard In Sweet Briar Case To Break Restrictive Will
A three judge federal panel heard arguments in a bid by Sweet Briar College to overturn racially restrictive language in founder Indiana Fletcher Williams will. The court took the matter under advisement with a decision possible soon. Attorneys argued the will’s restrictions impede recruitment and funding and violate the Fourteenth Amendment and the 1964 Civil Rights Act.
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