Johnson says he will seek talks despite Viet Nam offensive
President Johnson asserts bombing of the North will halt, peace talks will begin tomorrow, and Hanoi may set the agenda if not caught in a double cross. He speaks spontaneously at the White House to student visitors from Choice 68 planning a national presidential poll.
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Washington
Johnson
South Vietnam
Hanoi
White House
Roman C. Pucinski D.ll
Chicago
U.S
Saigon
Pucinski
State Department
Vietnam
United States
San Antonio
Geneva
Time Magazine
Richard Beards
University of California At Berkeley
Republicans stall Rockefeller waste control plan in New York
New York Senate Republicans blocked emergency legislation backing Governor Rockefeller's bid to have the state temporarily run the city's sanitation department during a nine day garbage strike. Assembly members had rebuffed Rockefeller's appeal, calling it a political show. Debris pileups grew as sanitation crews worked toward a temporary takeover and a $425 wage boost for 10,000 workers, a move rejected by Mayor Lindsay as blackmail.
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New York
Senate
State Capitol
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York City
Assembly
Rockefeller
Lindsay
Rockefeller cooling GOP conservatives amid labor shifts
The draft possibility for New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller to win the Republican nomination is linked to party conservatives and labor support. While labor gains may help him with unions, conservatives doubt his path, and Romney remains his main backing for a presidential bid with a Miami Beach convention base.
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Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York City
New York
Rockefeller
Michigan
George Romney
Romney
Miami Beach
Fla
Oregon
Johnson
Violence Fears Rise as South Carolina State College Reopens
In Orangeburg South Carolina authorities fear Black Power groups may trigger new racial violence if Negro students return this week. A high official cited risks with classes resuming and a city under a dusk to dawn curfew. The campus riot left three dead and 36 injured last Thursday.
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Orangeburg
S. C
South Carolina
South Carolina State College
Man Sentenced For Fatal Triple Pedestrian Crash
James Hollis Faulkner of Wingate received a seven to ten year sentence for the deaths of three Marshville pedestrians. Jeanette Griffin 15 Mary Ann Griffin 17 and Alonzo Chambers 20 were struck on U S 74 near Monroe while walking home after a dance. Faulkner 27 had pled guilty to fleeing a highway patrol car at over 100 miles per hour before the crash.
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Monroe
N. C
James Hollis Faulkner
Cme
Jeanette Griffin
Mary Ann Griffin
Alonzo Chambers
Marshville
Faulkner
U.S. 74
Wingate
Study Says New Plates Worth It
A study by Dr. B. J. Campbell and William S. Rouse of the UNC Highway Safety Research Center finds North Carolina reflectorized license plates reduce nighttime rear-end collisions by about 1000 incidents or just over 14 percent. The researchers say the program is justified for now but should be reconsidered after new federal safety rules take effect.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
B. J. Campbell
William S. Rouse
N. C. Highway Safety Research Center
University of North Carolina
Variety of Domestic Supplies and Toys Listed in Local Catalog
A long OCR-like inventory lists items such as hair combs mirrors lace coasters and safety pins alongside metal spoons plastic rulers and books. The fragmentary text also notes dolls toy figures caps whistles and sewing materials suggesting a broad catalog of household goods and children's items.
Pathologist Casts Doubt on Cummins Prison Skeletons
Dr Rodney F Carlton who examined three skeletons from unmarked graves at Cummins Prison Farm doubts they are murder victims He notes no trauma on two skeletons and finds older and newer fractures on the third He suggests coffin decay and grave cave ins as possible explanations and urges a pathologist on site for future digs Governor Rockefeller orders police to probe the legal aspects of further digging.
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Little Rock, Ark
Rodney F. Carlton
Cummins Prison Farm
Carlton
Reuben Johnson
Thomas O
Winthrop Rockefeller
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U. S
LBJ
GOP
John V. Lindsay
Sanitation Department
Sanitationmens’ Association
Rocky Cools
Jack Bell
S. C. College Town
I Life
Ne 33
Lex Reo
America
E. Green
Thomasville
ANCH
POT Cleaners
Clearview Ball Point
Relaxa
Black & White
ENERS
B. Ross
B. Ross Huskie
Jumping Toy
Ball & Jacks
Winky Cat
METAL
Bobby Pins
HI LO
P. Cookie Cutters
Morton
Paul Owen C
Tom
W. Lexington
Colonel Senderd
RCA Color
Black & Decker Tools
Pontiac Firebirds
Chrysler Boats
Esso
Humble Oil & Refining Company
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