U.S. Hanoi begin procedures for expanded peace talks
U.S. and North Vietnamese diplomats met in Paris to set methods for a broadened peace conference. Officials said progress was made but no start date was set, with a possible next week opening after Saigon’s delegation arrives. The meeting followed protests over U S bombing inside North Vietnam and alleged DMZ abuses.
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Paris
U.S
Saigon
Cyrus R. Vance
Ha van Lau
Hanoi
Johnson
Demilitarized Zone
Violence Report Stirs Chicago DNC Reactions Across Sides
A government task force blamed Chicago police for DNC violence, while Chicago officials defended officers and protesters praised some findings. The White House remained silent as the report described indiscriminate police violence amid the August unrest.
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Washington
Chicago
Daley
Stask
Commission On Violence
White House
National
Artillery and air raids strike DMZ amid renewed fighting
U S planes and artillery hit a North Vietnamese position in the DMZ after two reconnaissance planes were fired on. Four bunkers and 100 yards of trenches were destroyed and ammunition stores exploded. U S casualties included 37 dead and 142 wounded. Viet Cong and North Vietnamese deaths totaled 717. Six waves of B52s dropped more than 1 000 tons of bombs along an arc north of Saigon.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
One car crash on Beltline injures seven and kills mother
A Sunday Beltline Road crash near Sandlin Road left seven people hospitalized in Decatur and Huntsville after a tire blowout caused Osbie Light Jr. to lose control. The dead is Olene Gardner of Hartselle, 27, wife of McKinley Gardner. Four Light children remain in Decatur General in critical or serious condition.
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Olene Gardner
Hartselle 2
Beltline Rd
Decatur
Huntsville
Beltline
Hartselle
Sandlin Rd
Osbie Light Jr
Decatur General
Rhonda Light
Carol Light
Cindy Gardner
Jenny Gardner
Cindy
Jenny
Gardner
See
Health Endangered: AMA Leaders Urge Personal Health Responsibility
The AMA board warns that affluence and lax personal habits threaten health with excess eating drinking smoking and late hours. Dr Wilbur urges discipline in care costs and hospital stays. A Michigan resolution calls for condemning all cigarette advertising on television.
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Board of Trustees
The
American Medical Association
AMA
House of Delegates
Michigan
Release Of Ships Trapped In Suez Eyed By Egyptians
In Cairo informants say UAR officials show growing support for freeing 15 foreign vessels blocked in the Suez Canal. Israel would welcome the move as the eastern bank remains controlled by Israeli forces. Egyptian leaders reportedly ease demands for a canal-wide survey before any release.
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Suez
Eric Pace
N. Y. Times
Cairo
United Arab Republic
Suez Canal
Israel
East Bank
Gamal Abdel Nasser
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