Johnson Wilson Talks Point To Peace Moves
The prospect of an early Johnson Wilson conference signals moves toward starting Vietnam peace talks. Wilson may discuss an open-end truce during a holiday period to ease talks, with Tet as the key holiday in Vietnam.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Johnson
Harold Wilson
Britain
Vietnam
Wilson
North Vietnam
Alexei N. Kosygin
Kennedy Sees McCarthy Bid Cooling Vietnam Protests
Senator Edward M. Kennedy says Senator Eugene McCarthy may help ease violent student antiwar demonstrations by broadening debate on Vietnam. He expects Johnson to be renominated, plans no Massachusetts primary role, and will continue voicing Vietnam views as needed.
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Edward M. Kennedy
Eugene J. McCarthy
D-Minn
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Johnson
McCarthy
Robert F. Kennedy
Dn.y
Makarios Wins Coup In Diplomacy In Cyprus Crisis
Makarios, the Greek Orthodox archbishop governing Cyprus, resisted Turkish demands amid U.S. pressure and a Turkish invasion threat. He refused troop withdrawal, disbanding the national guard, and minority police rights, while U Thant's UN peace plan moves to further talks. Officials note Turkey did not lose outright.
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Gerald Miller
Associated Press
Nicosia
Cyprus
Makarios
United States
Turkey
Greece
U.S
Cyrus Vance
U.N
U Thant
Hair straighteners safety and care tips from Dr Molner
Dear Dr Molner advises cautious use of hair straighteners, noting individual hair and scalp reactions vary. If irritation or breakage occurs, stop and try another product. Also explains nephritis basics and urges kidney disease awareness in children, plus coffee sensitivity and asparagus urine odor.
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L.M
Dr. Molner
Market Reports Delayed By Strike Woes
The edition omits stock market reports due to a today's strike. The company plans to resume normal operations promptly so market reports can be included in future issues.
Osteen enters race for North Carolina 6th District seat
Greensboro businessman William L. Osteen announced his candidacy for the NC 6th District seat held by Horace Kornegay. He said anti Johnson votes could aid his bid and he expects a primary with Richard Barnwell possible while Democrats consider other contenders.
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Greensboro
William L. Osteen
North Carolina
Osteen
Horace Kornegay
Dn.c
Kornegay
America
State House of
Johnson
Richard B. Barnwell
Burlington
Guilford County
Frances Yow
6Th District
GOP
Johnson relies on words in wage price crisis
President Johnson leans on statements rather than actions to curb the wage price spiral from steel price rises. He urged labor and business to restrain prices and wages while denying urgent moves toward wage or price controls.
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Washington
Johnson
Vehrement
Gardner Ackley
U.S Steel Corp
Ackley
Bethlehem Steel Corp
U.S. Steel
Congress
Devel
Printers’ strike sets day and night shift scale
The scale would be 139 dollars for day shift workers and 144 dollars for night shift workers, according to the statement. McFee said no other meetings are scheduled with management. The union rep said strikers are prepared to stay out for whatever length of time necessary to settle this strike.
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McFee
World Book sets sent to Walter Kilton and Lee Adams
Andy distributes a 20 volume World Book Encyclopedia to Walter Kilton age 10 of Omaha and a World Book Atlas to Lee Adams age 14 of Nashville. The article explains graphite production, uses in pencils, and the carbon origin from coal. It discusses birds sense of smell, avian vision, and how nostrils and sight govern their perception.
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Andy
Walter Kilton
Omaha
Nebraska
Niagara Falls
Lee Adams
Nashville
Tennessee
Duke Law School to Offer Vet Scholarships
Duke University law school will award scholarships to armed forces veterans based on need and merit. The fund covers all or part of the 1600 annual tuition, created after servicemen showed interest in law careers after returning to civilian life.
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University Law School
F. Hodge O'Neal
Duke
Harry Wismer dies at 53 after AFL controversy
New York AP reports Harry Wismer, 53, a founder and controversial figure in the American Football League, died Monday in Lenox Hill Hospital. Wismer helped organize the AFL in Chicago on August 14, 1959, funded a New York franchise, and promoted revenue sharing. He clashed with league figures, filed bankruptcy in 1963, and saw the Jets rise under Sonny Werblin after a sale.
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Harry Wismer
American Football League
Wismer
Lenox Hill
Detroit Lions
Washington Redskins
AFL
Chicago
Dallas
Los Angeles
Joe Foss
Sammy Baugh
Titans
Gotham Football Club, Inc
Sonny Werblin
Werblin
Jets
Polo Grounds
Shea Stadium
Transmission Ser Cent Merchants and Prizes Note
A brief notice on page 5A references Transmission Service Center activity for other merchants and prizes. The readable fragment indicates a trade or promotional item involving the center and local merchants, with no clear dates or outcomes.
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