Nixon faces major Vietnam policy decision amid new offensive
Washington officials weigh how Hanoi’s renewed assault affects U.S. Vietnam strategy as Nixon plans Europe trip. State Department cites the Oct 31 bomb halt understanding as in force but offers no details on violations while Johnson’s public stance on peace talks and bombing limits adds to administration’s cautious approach.
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Teachers Plan Not Settled In North Carolina Merger Talks
RALEIGH AP reports that no final merger plan between the white and Negro teacher groups in North Carolina was in sight as the National Education Association deadline passed. NCEA executive director Dr. A C Davison said directors had submitted compromise proposals to the Negro association.
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Garrison Mum on Shaw Verdict in Kennedy Plot Case
New Orleans AP says a 12 man jury found Clay L. Shaw not guilty of plotting President Kennedy's assassination, ending Dist. Atty. Jim Garrison's conspiracy case. The unanimous verdict rejected Garrison's bid for a conviction and his claim of excessive government power. He left the courtroom after the verdict.
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Chamber gala speaker and banquets mark Burlington event
Charles F. Myers of Burlington Industries will discuss business trends at a Chamber banquet to be held in the East Green Drive Wing with dinner at seven and seating for 700. The Andrews High School Band will greet guests. directors and wives guide guests to the 11th floor restaurant and main dining rooms. Reservations close March 8. Also noted are remarks about the Shaw trial and a 1967 conspiracy arrest, with coverage of the jury verdict and reactions.
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Nixon to Confer With Pope Paul VI in Vatican
President Nixon plans a Sunday visit to Vatican City arriving by helicopter for talks with Pope Paul VI. He will land in St. Peter's Square, participate in ceremonial greetings, and travel through the Arch of Bells past Swiss Guards in the Vatican City. The trip occurs during Nixon's eight day European tour with 13 aides and four support helicopters.
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Passenger Shoots Man At Kennedy Airport
At Kennedy International Arrivals Building an air line passenger shot a fellow traveler after arriving from Paris. The victim Edouard Regent Streis of Rennes France was struck twice while 82 Air France passengers waited for luggage. The suspect Samuel Greene of New York was seized by customs agents as chaos erupted.
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