U Thant pledges to press U S on Syria mission assault
UN Secretary General U Thant said he would tell Washington to safeguard UN member missions in New York after a Syrian mission assault by U.S. citizens. Ambassadors from Jordan Turkey and Mali delivered protests and requested a formal note to the U.S. government.
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Turkey
Moussa Leo Keita
Mali
Syria
Johnson eyes three paths for Vietnam policy during Manila talks
The piece outlines Johnson’s possible routes: seek peace negotiations, widen the war with Soviet and Chinese support, or continue the present course with manpower losses rising. It notes casualty ratios and weighing Soviet restraint, Chinese aims, and internal Chinese turbulence under Mao as factors shaping Hanoi’s future decisions.
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Model T Dig Yields Rusty Tin Cans and a Marble
Morris and Bernard Keith aided by a mine detector unearthed odd relics from a 1913 Model T dig. After burying the car, Perry was said to be involved while others doubted the tale. The find produced tin cans, toy trucks, a phonograph piece, sheet metal, and the blue marble among the items.
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Bernard Keith
Manila Summit to Open With Viet Nam Review
The Manila conference will begin with a thorough review of military political and economic conditions in South Viet Nam as preparations for the October seven nation summit proceed. President Johnson will head to Manila after summoning top officials including Rusk McNamara and Ambassador Cabotte along with South Viet Nam leaders Ky and Thieu to join the delegation.
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Keith J. Holyoake
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Chung Hee Park
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Thanom Kittikachorn
Bangkok
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Conference discusses sexual ethics and abortion policy
A report on sex education urges flexible morals over rigid rules, endorsing birth control information for the unwed as advice. It cautions against broad abortion law relaxation without improving attitudes toward sex and parenthood. Meanwhile, preparations for a Manila summit outline tight security and bilateral talks at the Manila Hotel and Malacanang Palace.
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Cartoonist Hugh Haynie Named to William and Mary Alumni Board
Hugh Haynie a 1950 William and Mary graduate and political cartoonist for the Louisville Courier Journal was named to the Society of the Alumni board of directors along with four others Haynie has worked for the Richmond Times Dispatch Greensbor o Daily News and the Atlanta Journal and his cartoons are syndicated to more than 40 newspapers
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