Hanoi Terms Could Ease Demand for Bombing Halt
The American delegation weighs a possible shift in Hanoi's demand for an unconditional bombing halt as talks in Paris resume. Thuy travels with Le Duc Tho as Soviet and Chinese tensions flare over Vietnam and nuclear war risks.
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Can
North Vietnam
Cyrus R. Vance
President Johnson
Hanoi
United States
Thuy
South Vietnam
Paris
le Duc Tho
Tion
China
Mao
Ussr
Helen Keller Dies At 87 In Easton Home
Helen Keller, the blind deaf mute who rose from near silence to become a global advocate for the handicapped, died at her Easton estate with longtime companion Winifred Corbally beside her. Health had failed for two years as she left a towering legacy in education and humanitarian work.
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Easton
Conn
UPI
Helen Keller
Winifred Corbally
Miss Keller
U.S
McCarthy and Kennedy Clash in TV Debate Over Rusk and Vietnam
In a televised California campaign clash Senators Eugene McCarthy and Robert F. Kennedy differed on ousting Dean Rusk and a potential coalition with Communist elements. They debated slum policy and Vietnam while urging voters to decide in Tuesday's primary for 174 convention votes.
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San Francisco
Eugene J. McCarthy
Robert F. Kennedy
California
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
White House
Dean Rusk
United States
South Vietnam
Equality talk and the retired housewife label
A clipped comment questions the visibility of retired housewives amid frequent discussions on gender equality. The remark suggests that those outside formal work lives are overlooked in equality debates.
Action Line answers on caverns and pensions guidance
Action Line responds with information on Grand Canyon Caverns near Kingman and archeological finds. It also explains retirement pensions for federal and state legislators, detailing percentages, salary bases, and sample figures for 6 and 20 years of service.
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Grand Canyon
Arizona
Kingman
T.K. Lakewood
A. Clover Odle
Kingman Chamber of Commerce
Action Line
E.P
Long Beach
U.S
Congress
William Johnson
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Yarborough Beaten in Texas Showdown
In Dallas UPI reports Lt. Gov. Preston Smith won the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in a runoff, defeating Houston lawyer Don Yarborough. Smith leads with 57 percent and faces Republican Paul Eggers in the general election, while Yarborough’s liberal wing loses ground.
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Dallas
UPI
Preston Smith
Texas
Smith
Lubbock
Don Yarborough
Houston
Paul Eggers
Wichita Falls
John Connally
Johnson
Connally
Yarborough
Democratic Party
U.S
Ralph Yarborough
Defiant Students Lead Paris Protest Amid Gaullist Calm
About 35 000 students and followers led by Daniel Cohn Bendit marched from Montparnasse to the Sorbonne in a large Paris protest against the Gaullist regime, while De Gaulle's government maintained control and labor talks progressed to end a nationwide strike.
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Paris
UPI
Daniel Cohn- Bendit
France
Charles de Gaulle
Three Heart Transplant Deaths Shock U S and Canada
Three heart transplant patients died within five hours on Saturday in Montreal New York and Richmond VA signaling the worst day since the procedure began six months ago. One patient died on an operating table at New York Hospital eight hours after surgery started. An unidentified man was among the deceased.
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New York
United States
Canada
Montreal
Richmond
New York Hospital
Belmont Stakes Triumph Ends Triple Crown Hopes
Stage Door Johnny won the 100th Belmont Stakes caught favored Forward Pass by one eighth of a mile. The race ended Calumet Farm’s Triple Crown bid as coverage points to the sports section.
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Stage Door
Johnny
Forward Pass
Calumet Farm
Student revolt at Columbia sparks campus upheaval
An analysis of American student protests shows idealism mixed with violence at Columbia and other campuses. The piece argues revolts target authority and tradition rather than specific injustices, citing gym plans, dorm segregation, recruiters, and military demands as flashpoints while noting largely symbolic actions.
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Columbia University
America
Public
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Rochester
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