Nixon May Meet Lull With Lull In Saigon Talks
U S diplomatic circles consider a reciprocal move to extend the three week lull in North Vietnamese and Viet Cong activity in South Vietnam The aim is to reduce U S casualties and create space for peace talks If Hanoi breaks the lull the onus would fall on them B 52 raids in Tay Ninh Province unload at least 450 tons of ordnance as N Vietnamese forces mass nearby military officials report Threats of major attacks northwest of Saigon target Tay Ninh City as U S intelligence expects renewed offensives in the coming days Secretary Rogers tells Congress the U S must control arms and equipment disposition for Vietnam aid Monday British troops move through Londonderry to mark a 300 year old Protestant victory and tensions between communities rise In Peru Fidel Castro notes Yanke e imperialism and praises nationalization of oil and land reform while signaling cautious support for Peru’s government Louder regional tensions and a mixed global reaction accompany these developments.
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National Housing Bias Case Sparks Civil Rights Suit
The U S Justice Department charged the West Suburban Real Estate Board and 13 members with racial discrimination in housing on grounds of denying Negroes access to listings and demanding extra financial data. The suit accuses a pattern of practice perpetuating segregation in sale and showing property.
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Notable 1960s Figures in Politics and Entertainment
Vice President Agnew salary debate fuels backlash as Sen Dirksen defends a $43 000 to $62 000 raise. Prince Charles and Princess Anne return from Malta with a minor rope burn from water skiing. Horace Heidt sixth wife cites cooling love and default divorce. Nixon to meet Wilson in London as he stops en route to Asia. Cooley unveils a tougher artificial heart device likely usable in weeks. Clarence the Cross Eyed Lion dies at 7 1/2 at Peoria Zoo amid gastric illness.
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Not So Funny in Russia Cartoonist Block Banned from Visit
The Soviet Union barred political cartoonist Herblock from entering during a planned visit. Block notes a Brezhnev cartoon from two years prior showing a pen piercing the leader, comparing censorship to a warning sign amid China border tensions and nuclear talk.
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Widow Huxley to Receive 48000 in Fire Loss Settlement
The widow of Aldous Huxley will get 48000 for the loss of her Hollywood Hills home after a May 12 1961 fire. Laura Huxley and 10 other homeowners settled with the city of Los Angeles totaling 240000. The suits alleged a rotted tree struck a defective power line causing the blaze. Huxley died in 1963. Heart transplant recipient Philip T Barnum of Kalamazoo Michigan becomes the first to receive Social Security benefits.
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Smothers Brothers Actor Pays Settlement Over Bus Crash
Dick Smothers agreed to a 3000 settlement of an accident claim filed by Clint D. Nix a sailor at Point Mugu. Nix sought 100000 after a bus collision near Salinas in April 1968 injured five people, none seriously.
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Red Skelton's Daughter Marries Madrid Executive
Valentine Skelton 22 daughter of Red and Georgia Skelton wed Carlos Jose Alonso 29 restaurant executive of Madrid Spain Monday night in the chapel of the First Christian Church North Hollywood.
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