Kennedy View Is Assailed In Vietnam Peace Talks Debate
Vice President Humphrey and South Viet Nam Prime Minister Ky reject Senator Kennedy’s bid to include the Viet Cong in Saigon government. They warn such a move would destabilize the country and liken it to letting a fox guard the henhouse. Kennedy urges bringing the National Liberation Front to bargaining.
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Guidelines On Wages Rejected By NE'L Gilbride
In Miami, Secretary of Labor W Willard Wirtz says he discussed President Johnson's inflation curb with AFL-CIO leaders. He notes the lines ignore profit levels alongside wages and prices. AFL-CIO officials may accuse the administration of racial discrimination.
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Sukarno Ousts Communist Foe Nasution as Defense Minister
Singapore report says President Sukarno dismissed Abdul Haris Nasution from the post, citing his government trials of Communist leaders behind the coup attempt last October. Nasution, a Moslem who opposed the Communists, earlier warned against coups and urged balanced military influence in policy.
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Viet Cong Supplies Crimped by Allied Operations
U S and allied forces report success in starving Viet Cong supply lines in Phu Yen and Tuy Hoa valleys via Operation Van Bu Ren. The 101st Airborne, Korean marine brigade, and government troops killed more than 500 Communists while seizing and destroying hundreds of tons of rice. Smaller actions near Da Nang and in Binh Tuy added roughly 10 000 tons. Authorities note no official food rationing in Vietnam.
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Tuy Hoa
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Pilot says airliner failed to respond to flight control
The Boeing 727 crew described a non responsive airliner during a crash near November that killed 43 passengers. Captain G C Stall and copilots said they attempted to power the engines and restore lift but could not prevent the fiery end.
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LBJ Seen Holding Lincoln Like Qualities At Award Event
New York AP reports a 15 inch sculpture on a Belgian base will be given to Johnson as the Freedom Award. Cherne notes Johnson shares Lincoln like burdens and that the President is extremely busy, with his weight of office evident. Cherne has previously sculpted Boris Pasternak and Albert Schweitzer.
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Albert Schweitzer
De Gaulle Signals Continued NATO Withdrawal Plan
Paris AP report says President Charles de Gaulle during his first press conference of his second term signaled that foreign troops in France after April 4 1969 must come under French command and that NATO forces would be progressively withdrawn. He warned U S troops in France and criticized American policies in Vietnam while avoiding direct rebuke.
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De Gaulle Sees No Viet Nam Peace Without Open Talks
President de Gaulle said in a news conference that peace in Vietnam requires open discussion with all involved, including Red China, the Soviet Union, and Great Britain. He argued no Southeast Asia decisions can occur without considering China’s power and urged neutrality and end to foreign intervention.
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Southeast Asia
Washington's Birthday Sale Lights Up Downtown Enterprise
The Washington's Birthday Sale draws shoppers to High Point with a 48 page Enterprise. Merchants say many items are brand new or reduced to clear shelves. Extra police monitor traffic due to high turnout as ads reveal the sale spillover.
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