Virginia Methodists Uphold Right To Dissent On Campuses
Norfolk AP report says the Virginia Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church maintained the right to dissent on college campuses while planning for a January merger with the United Brethren Conference. A merger committee outlined district boundaries and the union’s structure, with sessions set for Harrisonburg and Madison College.
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Talks on Vietnam Peace Talks Continue Amid Government Shift
The Midway Island session between Nixon and South Vietnamese President Thieu saw persistent disputes over troop withdrawals. Pham Dung Lam rejected the new regime, while Ambassador Walsh stated changes in name do not alter negotiating conduct. Officials warned against triumphal rhetoric, stressing that core issues remain the focus as talks proceed to the next session.
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Middle East talks loom as Israel fights across borders
Informal four power talks reportedly consider recognizing Israeli control of Jerusalem including the Old City seized in 1967. Jordan would receive Gaza as compensation to balance a package peace, while Egypt and Syria see no firm territorial concessions. News cites Cairo and Moscow sources amid cease fire anniversaries and renewed Israeli-Israeli fighting along borders with Jordan, Egypt, and Syria.
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Tobacco tax debate frames food tax as revenue tool
Lawmakers clash over tobacco tax to fund state programs while opponents attack plans to tax food and beverages. Representatives argue for and against adding a general sales tax, with discussions on distributions to schools, cities, and existing tax structures.
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Judge questions 1868 fire sentencing in Ku Klux Klan case
In Smithfield North Carolina Superior Court Judge William Bickett questioned his 1868 decision to sentence five young African Americans to 1 year in prison for setting a fire at a Ku Klux Klan headquarters. He called the punishment severe and said he might have made a bad judgment given the tense racial atmosphere after Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was buried. The five defendants Barfield Valle, Ty Twekamy, Stewart Jr, Gather, and Jones had pleaded guilty and are seeking clemency discussions with Gov. Scott. the incident occurred at a Sun down service station serving as Klan HQ.
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Apollo 11 Mission Plans Firmed for July Launch
NASA announced a firm Apollo 11 launch date of July 16 after a thorough review of training, the Apollo 10 issues, and remaining schedules. Lt Gen Sam C Phillips said the crew could be postponed if not fully ready, with contingency to bring the crew home if needed.
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Deborah's Complex Reconstructive Facial Journey
Deborah, born with an almost unique facial condition, has undergone brain, eye, and plastic surgeries with more nose and mouth procedures planned. Led by Dr Edgerton alongside Dr Udvarhelyi and Dr Knox, her care included home schooling access and a charitable funding path.
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Scott Sees Cuts Target Education Programs
Scott urged avoiding tax measure changes as state voters backed facilities for disabled adults. He warned $33.48 billion in appropriations await approval and cuts could hit education, teacher salaries, and related programs. He planned talks with House and Senate leaders to assess options.
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Slaying series hits Ann Arbor area as UM coed slain
A University of Michigan coed, Miss Kalam, is the latest victim in the Ann Arbor Ypsilanti murder series dating back to August 1967. Her mutilated body was found Monday near Portage, and a truck driver identified her from a newspaper photo seen in a coffee shop with two young men early Sunday. The sheriff confirms the development amid ties to a string of teen victims, with Kalam the only one showing rape evidence.
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Vietnam War Daily Casualties and Bombing Reports
U S forces pounded positions near Dak To and around Saigon with 1,800 tons of bombs on enemy troop concentrations and bases. Seven days of casualty reports show U S battle deaths rising to 30,043 since 1961, while South Vietnamese and enemy deaths increased. meanwhile Marine helicopters were lost and ground clashes occurred in the DMZ marking the first major U S enemy engagement there in months. Elements of the 1st Air Cavalry found caches north east of Saigon including food and textiles as rocket and mortar attacks continued overnight.
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Young Marine Said to Be Nation's Youngest War Casualty
The Marine Corps reported a boy, possibly the youngest American to die in uniform since before World War I, amid family statements. Dan Bullock enlisted to help his sister Gloria and family, leaving behind a last letter saying he was fine and missing his loved ones. His father, Brother Bullock, confirmed the enlistment and noted his wife Jewel Bullock is bedridden as the family grieves.
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FDA Expands Crackdown on Antibiotic Combinations
The FDA announced new actions against combination antibiotics amid NAS-NRC findings that 78 such drugs are ineffective or dangerous. It ordered Panalba from Upjohn off the market and moved against Albamycin T while citing inadequate effectiveness and safety concerns. A June 20 hearing on Panalba’s fate looms, as Congress’s 1962 law pushes both safety and efficacy scrutiny.
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Gen John Ryan Named Next U S Air Force Chief Of Staff
Gen John D Ryan selected to succeed Gen E Wheeler as U S Air Force chief of staff for a four year term starting July 1 19 33 He will sit on the Joint Chiefs of Staff with Army Navy and Marine leaders Ryan a West Point graduate and veteran of World War II commands was previously commander in chief of SAC and the Pacific Air Force He is married with three children and holds several military decorations including the Distinguished Service Medal and Silver Star.
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Lawmakers Demand Amendments To Surtax Plan Extensions
Rep. Vanik and Rep. Reuss push to open the Ways and Means surtax package to amendments for broader tax reform. They seek changes on oil depletion allowances stock options and tax free capital gains at death while demanding a shorter extension than the proposed 10 percent rate to December 31 with a further five percent through June 30, 1970. The debate hinges on Rules Committee ground rules and the House vote on them.
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