Etiquette Q and A on weddings fashions and laws
Reader questions cover wedding etiquette standing during ceremony, curbside trash scavenging, removing mildew from porch cushions, Diana Rigg’s TV status, how many cigarettes a brother may receive, school photo rules, and culotte wear at High Point Central. The column offers practical advice and humorous guidance in a conversational tone.
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High Point Central High
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Central
Thieu Signals Possible US Troop Withdrawal by Year End
President Nguyen Van Thieu said Vietnam could agree to a gradual U S troop withdrawal beginning by the end of 1968 if Washington requests it. He warned that US withdrawal would avoid responsibility and cited mobilization plans to grow South Vietnamese forces.
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Vietnam
United States
Thieu
U.S
An Aid
Johnson
Chicago
Nguyen A Ky
Mansfield says Johnson will stay neutral in nomination race
Washington AP Senator Mansfield says President Johnson will not take sides in the Democratic nomination contest and will back the convention choice. Humphrey hints at a run, while McCarthy seeks to counter any Johnson sympathy vote in Wisconsin. Thieu in Saigon warns Hanoi, rules out Viet Cong coalition, notes weeks not months for response.
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Mansfield
LBJ
Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Johnson
White House
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Robert F
Kennedy
Eugene J. McCarthy
Wisconsin
McCarthy
United States
Lyndon B. Johnson
Czech Investigator Brestansky Found Hanged in Czechoslovakia
Czech investigator Jozef Brestansky, deputy president of the Supreme Court, was found hanged five days after his disappearance. Police say death appears self-inflicted but friends and officials dispute suicide, amid a broader liberalization drive and prior high-profile cases.
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Tynec
Czechoslovakia
Jozef Brestansky
Supreme Court
Czech
Brestansky
Justice Ministry
Prague
Vladimir Janko
Josef Hambalek
Bratislava
Svobodne Slovo
North Vietnam raids rise after Johnson curbs bombing
U S war planes hammer targets in North Vietnam's southern panhandle as Johnson's Sunday curtailment expands tempo. Hanoi radio says one plane shot down, no Saigon confirmation. Missions over Hanoi Hai Phong area drop, while southern North Vietnam sees heavy activity with raids near Thanh Hoa and radar sites north of Vinh.
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Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
Panhandle
Johnson
Hanoi
U. S
Hai
Demilitarized Zone
Thanh Hao
Vinh
Dmz
North Vietnam brands Johnson peace bid a United States plot
North Vietnam's official Nhan Dan accused the U.S. of a new plot to maintain colonialism and expand troops, while Tass quoted the army newspaper criticizing Johnson for misleading public opinion. The report noted no explicit call for an unconditional bombing halt in the North.
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Tokyo
North Vietnam
United States
Vietnam
Hanoi
Nhan Dan
Johnson
Tass
Denpa
Wisconsin Vote Opens Shadow Contests in Presidential Primary
Wisconsin voters begin a shadow contest as Lyndon Johnson's withdrawal leaves McCarthy and Nixon to duel. Johnson remains on the ballot amid political chatter about sympathy votes and a possible Indiana showdown for the real Democratic contest.
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Milwaukee, Wis
Eugene J. McCarthy
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Wisconsin
Johnson
Pal
Vietnam
United States
Indiana
New York
Robert F. Kennedy
McCarthy
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