Diplomats in Vietnam Press for Unconditional Talks
U S officials signal openness to unconditional discussions with North Vietnam to end the war while insisting on a settlement that preserves South Vietnam’s independence. North Vietnam counters with four point terms including American withdrawal and internal affairs tied to its peace program.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Johnson
Reds
North Viet Nam
Red
South Viet Nam
North
Viet Nam
Hanoi
United States
Red China
Dean Rusk
Pham van Dong
Old Acquaintance Renewed Rep Grachek Attends Republican Women Event
Mrs. Frank Grachek the first Republican from Hempstead County to Washington recently joined a 16 member Arkansas delegation at the National Conference of Republican Women in the capital. She renewed acquaintance with Senator Everett Dirksen and recalled her father John Sepcik's work in Dirksen's early campaigns.
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Frank Grachek
Hempstead
Washington
Arkansas
Everett Dirksen
Grachek
John Sepcik
Congress
United States
Franklin D. Roosevel
Illinois
Republican Party
Dirksen
Kempstead County
Republican Women’s Club
White House
Hempstead County
McCaskill
Ark
Washington, D.C
Iinois
U.S
Explorer to ride bottom of Gulf Stream to Newfoundland
Ocean depth pioneer Jacques Piccard plans a six week voyage in the Auguste Piccard submarine to drift 1,000 feet deep along the Gulf Stream from Florida to Newfoundland. The mission, observing marine life and currents, aims to assess Soviet activity on the Continental Shelf and involves observers from Congress and Navy officials.
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Robert D. Clark
Port ST. Lucie
Fla
Gulf Stream
Florida
Newfoundland
Jacques Piccard
Associated Press
Piccard
Auguste Piccard
Congress
Navy
John H. Perry
Seadiver
Edwin Link
Pacific
Mariana Trench
Thresher
Link
Bahamas
United States
Soviet Union
Cape Kennedy Friage
Philippines Stand Keeps U S Bases Strong Ties
Philippine President Macapagal urged that the United States retain its bases in the Philippines warning a withdrawal would play into Communist hands. He defended ongoing bases talks, described ties with the United States as deep and unshakable, and voiced concern over developments in Indochina and Viet Nam. He noted Philippine aid to Viet Nam as a signal of resolve against Communist expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McArthur
Manila
Diosdado Manpagal
United States
Philippines
United Nations
Macapagal
Associated Press
U.S
William McCormick Blair Jr
Phiippines
Southeast Asia
Indochina
Viet Nam
SEATO
North
Red
South Viet Nam
One-Man Jury by Stephen Ransome
Clay conducts a tense investigative plot with deception and impersonation as he probes David and Barcello for clues. The scene centers on a motel jacket, Diane’s guilt, and Barcello’s probing questions in a covert plan that edges toward a confrontation. The narrative promises further developments.
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Stephen Ransome
Larry Carlson
Clay
Mr. Carlson
David
Barcello
Howie Gould
Diane
Howie
Cynthia
Mr. Belden
Board backs limit on Trans-Texas nonstop service
The Civil Aeronautics Board Bureau of Economic Regulation urged examiner Merritt Rubien to retain a restriction on Trans-Texas Airways operating a nonstop turnaround between Little Rock Arkansas and Memphis Tennessee. Bureau counsel Robert N Miser said three trunk lines already serve the route and local service airline does not need turnaround flights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Bureau of Economic Regulation
Trans - Texas Airways
Little Rock
Ark
Memphis
Votive Mass of the Holy Spirit Opens Court Year
The article notes the Votive Mass of the Holy Spirit formally observed in Catholic churches to mark the opening of the court year, commonly known by another name. It contrasts the ritual with the color symbolism used in the ceremony.
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Holy Spirit
Priests Describe Vestments Symbolizing Tongues of Fire
A description of priests wearing vestments that symbolize tongues of fire representing the Holy Spirit appears in the text. The imagery connects liturgical attire to Pentecostal symbolism and devotion.
Oddball Missouri chair sparks talk of modern sculpture
In Chillicothe a retired farmer’s 42 horseshoes and an iron cultivator seat form a bizarre chair. Auctioneer Hugh Campbell sold it for $20, sparking local chatter about pop art versus country taste. The buyer plans a sideshow museum of oddities.
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Chillicothe. Mo
Mat Petersen
Hugh Campbell
Elwood Alliaut
Petersen
Campbell
Allnut
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