U S Officials Hopeful on Peace Talks Site
Washington voices confidence an agreement will be reached with North Vietnam on where to hold talks while Hanoi accuses Washington of fabricating Laos discussions. In Vientiane, two exchanges occurred in three days with no site decided as Sen. Hartke blames “warhawks” for delays.
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Washington
U.S
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Laos
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
Vientiane
United States
Johnson Administration
FF Gern Srnt
Vietnam
Tokyo
Paris
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
White House
Plastic surgeon markets cosmetic chin dimples for pay
Dr. Benito Rish, a New York City plastic surgeon, says he can create chin dimples in about five minutes under local anesthesia. He described a technique to fashion a tiny pocket under the skin and stitch to the chin bone, producing an instant dimple with a barely visible scar.
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Hollywood
Fila
Benito Rish
Rish
Kirk Douglas
New York City
Ava Gardner
American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
RFK criticizes U S hunger response during Indiana tour
Sen Robert F Kennedy told about 5 000 Valparaiso University students that federal efforts to feed the hungry reach only 18 percent of the poor. He urged easier food stamp access and lower prices for working families, and pressed keeping offices open longer to redeem stamps. He then greeted cheering crowds in Gary and lifted a child and his sister from the motorcade.
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Kennedy
Indiana
Valparaiso University
Department of Agriculture
Treasury
Ona
Eugene J. McCarthy
Roger D. Branigin
Gary
Calumet Avenue
Banquet Tonight By Guilford County Education Group
The Association for Childhood Education of Guilford County holds its annual banquet tonight at Millis Road Elementary School in Jamestown. New officers will be installed during the meeting which starts at 7.
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Association For Childhood Education of
Guilford County
Millis Road
Jamestown
Responsibility Emphasized By McCarthy
Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy urged mutual responsibility for all Americans in a Purdue University speech to about 6 000 people. He tied democracy revival to a duty to care for others and called on the young, the rich, and the poor to act with social accountability. He is a Democratic presidential hopeful facing Kennedy and Branigin on May 7. Earlier he spoke at Terre Haute assemblies drawing pupils and ISU students.
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McCarthy
Purdue University
Elliott School of Music
Robert F. Kennedy
Indiana
Roger D. Branigin
Terre Haute
Paul Schulte High School
Indiana State University
Gardner defends Stickley after GOP primary clash
Rep Jim Gardner of North Carolina praised rival Jack Stickley calling him a fine man and promising to support him if he wins the primary Stickley had accused Gardner of intellectual laziness and an incompetent staff Gardner urged party unity and emphasized turnout for the upcoming vote while campaigning in Moore and Stanly counties ahead of an Albemarle rally
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Southern Pines
N. C
Jim Gardner
Rn.c
Han Ry
Jack Stickey
Geréest
Wis
Stickley
Charlotte
Gardner
North Carolina
Moore
Stanly
Albemarle
Hawkins Urges Poll Watchers Ahead of Gubernatorial Primary
Charlotte AP reports Democratic candidate Dr Reginald A Hawkins urged supporters to place poll watchers and black judges at all polling places Saturday. He warned of efforts to steal the election in Black Belt counties including Brunswick Warren and Pitt and alleged coercion of Black registration. He criticized Alex Brock of the state elections board and said only black officials will be used unless pressed. Hawkins planned a UNC Charlotte speech and spent the day in his dental office.
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Charlotte
Alex Brock
State Elections Board
Brock
Hawkins
University of North Carolina At Charlotte
Stickley vows GOP only appointments in campaign clash
Fayetteville AP Jack Stickley a GOP gubernatorial candidate said he would name Republicans to all posts, except where bipartisanship is inescapable, during a Cumberland County breakfast. He argued Democrats would not win his confidence and claimed he can beat the Democrats in November.
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Fayetteville, N.C
GOP
Jack Stickley
Stickley
Didate
Cumberland County
Jim Gardner
Charles R. Jonas
Bruton Names David Watkins as Manager in High Point
Bruton campaign announces attorney David M. Watkins of High Point will serve as manager for the Bruton campaign in High Point. Bruton seeks reelection in the May 4 primary.
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T. Wade Bruton
David M. Watkins
High Point
Premature Debate Challenge in North Carolina Governor Race
Lt. Gov Bob Scott calls Gardner's debate challenge premature as primaries shape up in NC. Scott, en route from Greenville for northeastern campaigning, says debate should wait until after the primaries since Gardner may not be the nominee. Primaries Saturday feature Scott versus Mel Benton and Reginald Hawkins. Gardner faces Jack Stickley in a separate NC contest.
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N.C
Bob Scott
Jim Gardner
Rocky Mount
Scott
North Carolina
Gardner
Raleigh
Mel Bton
Charlotte
Reginald Hawkins
Jack Stickley
Sen
Monk) Harrington
Bertie
Northampton
Hertford
Martin
Beau
Fog Delays Broughton Campaign in North Carolina
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Mel Broughton faced fog delays to his airborne campaign in North Carolina. Grounded near Monroe, he traveled by auto to Lincolnton where he spoke at a breakfast with supporters and pledged to raise state workers pay, noting his law enforcement experience. He later met highway and prison department employees.
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Statesville
N.C
Mel Broughton
Lincolnton
Broughton
Monroe
Raleigh
Hickory
Catawba
Scott Focuses on Rural Industry and Farm Aid
Scott spoke about farm family challenges and described his Alamance County 325 head dairy farm. He praised Greenville efforts to attract industry to rural areas to provide jobs and financial security for families.
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Ifort
Scott
Alamance County
Greenville
New Hair Loss Breakthrough Offers Free 32 Day Trial
A Texas firm Loesch Laboratory Consultants claims a treatment stops hair loss and grows hair. They offer a 32 day risk trial to prove effectiveness with prompt mail responses, warning most baldness cases arise from male pattern baldness but many scalp conditions can cause shedding.
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Houston
Texas
Laboratory Consultants
Loesch Laboratory Consultants, Inc
Loesch
West Main St
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