Talks on Vietnam peace conference split over format
South Vietnam rejects any NEF recognition and pushes for a divided table while Hanoi insists on equal status for participants. Officials say the two-sided versus four-sided dispute hinges on interpretation as Cyrus Vance and Ha Van Lau broker a procedural path ahead of a Washington transition. Harriman notes the changeover aids progress, with Vance to lead the U.S. delegation.
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LINK UP and Moon Plans Clash With Soviet Limits
The United States aims to land astronauts on the lunar surface by mid June using Saturn 5 capability, while Soviet plans face delays. Observers say Russia would need five to six launches to assemble the mission in Earth orbit, and Soyuz craft have not demonstrated safe direct returns from lunar vicinity.
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Kennedy Autopsy Panel Details Released In 1968 Report
The Justice Department disclosed a panel's findings on JFK autopsy X rays and skull fragmentation, noting two bullets from behind caused head and neck wounds. It cited a prior Navy letter urging an impartial review and identified four doctors from major universities involved in the review.
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Senate Overrules Humphrey on Filibuster Rule Change
Senate defeated liberals attempt to weaken filibuster by a 345 vote. Dirksen warned Nixon era needs the rule to curb a Democratic majority. Debate tied to 47-53, with Mansfield opposing Humphrey, as Churchill and Preston Ryan proposed a three-fifths threshold rather than two-thirds.
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Garrison Pushes for Full Autopsy Release
NEW ORLEANS Atty Jin Garrison and chief assistant say a four panel autopsy review on President Kennedy does not satisfy them. They will press for the full autopsy report with photographs and x rays at a Washington hearing today. James Alcock, the lead prosecutor in the Shaw trial, criticizes the panel as lacking transparency and notes the physicians’ exact credentials remain unclear. Carrigan could not comment.
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Jet veers to safety near San Diego
A United Airlines Boeing 727 en route from San Diego to San Francisco diverted Thursday night to avoid three smaller planes 36 miles north of San Diego. Four flight attendants and one passenger were lightly injured, treated at Daniel Freeman Hospital in Inglewood, none in serious condition. Names not released.
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ALPS QUIET AT CSLR FOR FINAL EXAMS
California State College Long Beach begins final examinations after four days of rallies involving Black Students Union and Students for a Democratic Society. A presentation of AFTe demands is set for noon in the free speech area as finals commence Monday.
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San Francisco State strife sparks bitter campus clash
Hayakawa labels attacks on higher education from faculty and students as a major threat while 2500 students march outside the campus. Chancellor Glenn Dumke and Theodore Meriam cite fragile signs of progal activity and press for peace before discussing solutions. Meriam notes 64 percent of faculty oppose a strike.
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Regents to face UC pickets Berkeley
Student militants at Berkeley announced plans for a large demonstration at the Regents meeting. The two man board faced a Reagan-aligned voting majority as university police guarded entrances. A coalition of seven student groups planned to picket and demonstrate outside University Hall Friday before the open regents session.
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