Normal relations urged by Hanoi Front delegate in Paris
Tran Buu Kiem, NL F delegate to the Paris peace talks, says the Front envisions an era of normal and friendly U S relations after peace. He urges U S respect for Vietnamese national rights and independence, cautions that continued war hampers any easing, and calls for a clear U S withdrawal and recognition of South Vietnam sovereignty.
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Harrison E. Salisbury
New York Times
Paris
Tran Buu Kiem
National Liberation Front
United States
Kiem
U. S
South Vietnam
Nixon
Vietnam Alliance of National Democratic and Peace Forces
Front
Alliance
Siagon
Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Nguyen Cao
South
U.S
Vietnam
Tradition Of Decoration Day Continues In Valley
In May a rural cemetery hosts Decoration Day, a long standing community rite. Residents from Texas, North Carolina, Georgia gather to decorate graves, renew friendships, and share dinners on the ground after memorial services.
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Johnson Chapel
Neel
Danville
Faye Brewington
Texas
North Carolina
Georgia
Sewage Refinement Sees Federal Push for Tertiary Treatment
In Southern California children swim in reclaimed water as a federal water official endorses universal tertiary treatment. Carl L. Klein, assistant secretary of the Interior for water quality, warns that without three stage treatment, nutrient pollutants will choke water supplies amid population growth.
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Gladwin Hill
New York Times News Service
Los Angeles
California
United States
Carl L. Klein
Interior
Ray denied new trial in King assassination case
MEMPHIS AP James Earl Ray the admitted assassin of Dr Martin Luther King Jr was denied a new trial today The article notes the ruling occurred in Memphis Tennessee and is reported by AP SIAGON AP says U S Command announced two new offensives in South Vietnam aimed at capturing or destroying enemy forces and installations MIAMI AP reports three sky pirates hijacked a Northeast Airlines jet with 20 aboard bound for Cuba per Radio Havana
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Memphis, Tenn
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
Siagon
U. S
South Vietnam
Miami, Fla
Northeast Airlines
Cuba
Radio Havana
Markets End Mixed In Quiet Lower Trading Session
New York markets show a slight rise in overall trading while grains trend lower on liquidation pressure. Cotton trades, Chicago wheat and corn slip, oats weaken, soybeans fall. livestock futures rise with hogs up 50 cents and slaughter steers up 25 to 50 cents amid moderate receipts.
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Chicago
Athens Wreck Claims Life Injures Bystanders
Lesley T. Foxworthy, 22, of 305 Jefferson St., died from injuries after a Saturday night automobile crash seven miles west of Athens on Bakerhill Rd. His passenger Frances Adams, 16, was injured and listed in good condition. Busch Absher, 45 of Joppa, suffered injuries in a separate two car collision 17.2 miles south of Somerville on Rile School Rd.
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Athens
Lesley T. Foxworthy
Jefferson St
Highway Patrol
B. G. Faulkner
Foxworthy
Bakerhill Rd
Faulkner
Huntsville
Frances Adams
Athens- Limestone Hospital
Gladys O. Absher
Joppa
Somerville
Rile School Rd
Gladys Absher
Buford Whisenault
R.D. Webster
Scientist Raps ABM Faction in Congressional Report
Dr. Albert Wohlstetter of the University of Chicago, a leading nuclear strategist, told the Senate Armed Services Committee that many arguments by scientists opposing missile defense are mistaken or absurd. He issued a 21 page analysis expected to renew controversy over ABM plans.
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William Beecher
N. Y
Wohlstetter
Apollo 10 Crew Safe After Bull's Eye Pacific Landing
Apollo 10 astronauts Col. Thomas P. Stafford and Cmdrs. were recovered aboard the USS Princeton after a precision splashdown about 400 miles east of Pago Pago. The six ton command module landed under parachutes as helicopters and Navy divers aided the recovery in dawn light signaling a near flawless eight day mission.
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Princeton
Pacific
America
Pago Pago
United States
Europe
Air Force
Thomas P. Stafford
Navy
Stafford
Key's Murder Role Studied
Speculation that a motel room key could help locate a slayer was bolstered by an initial investigation report. Police questioned a woman believed to know Mrs Juanita Acker's last activities, 41, as part of the probe.
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Juanita Acker
Decatur Daily Staff Wins AP Awards in 1968 Contests
The Decatur Daily staff earned five awards and 13 certificates in the Alabama AP Association 1968 contest. Winners include Mike Freeman Winford Turner Faye Brewington Cora Blair and Dave Whittaker for last April Cotaco school bus wreck coverage.
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Decatur Daily
Alabama Associated Press Association
Mike Freeman
Winford Turner
Faye Brewington
Cora Blair
Dave Whittaker
Cotaco
Donald Livingston
Freeman
Turner
Bob Dunnavant
Mrs. Brewington
Whittaker
Alvin Benn
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DAILY
Washington
Alabama Associated Press
Mike
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