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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1968

Page

3

US Says Paris Talks May Break Deadlock In Vietnam

Ambassador Harriman says four months of stalemate could yield a formula to de escalate the Vietnam war and advance peacemaking. He notes Hanoi wants end to bombing without commitment and that talks continue though progress is slow.

Paris W. Averell Harriman Vietnam Harriman U.S North Vietnam Xuan Thuy Thuy South Vietnam

Hanoi Broadcast Signals Softer Vietnam Reunification View

Radio Hanoi quoted Thuy in Paris saying after fighting ends South Vietnam would form an independent democratic neutral state and then move toward reunification with the North under the Viet Cong National Front. The North previously insisted the Front alone represents South Vietnam. Broadcast monitored in Hong Kong.

Hong Kong Radio Radio Hanoi Thuy Paris South Vietnam North Viet Cong National Front For Liberation North Vietnam National Liberation Front United States Hanoi

U S Reds Back Russ Invasion

American Communist Party leaders met in New York to heal a split over the Soviet occupation of Czechoslovakia. About 80 attendees included Charlene Mitchell, the presidential candidate, as Gus Hall urged support for the pro Moscow line and rejected an anti Soviet stance.

New York Communist Party Czechoslovakia Charlene Mitchell Gus Hall Hall Mitchell

Violence erupts in Berkeley after sympathy protest

Police used tear gas and pepper spray as 1,000 demonstrators looted a bank and damaged UC Berkeley. One patrolman was shot in the leg and four others hurt. 18 protesters were arrested on charges from malicious mischief to narcotics possession.

Bancroft Way Berkeley Chicago Ohio Minnesota William Haley Young Socialist Alliance Paaris

Police foil suspected ambush plot by Black Panthers

In Los Angeles three suspects including a 15 year old juvenile and two men, David A. Harris and Ronald L. Preston, were arrested on conspiracy to murder a police officer. Two loaded rifles were found nearby and all suspects admitted Panthers ties.

Los Angeles Black Panthers David A. Harris Ronald L. Preston

Body of Tot Found in Cop House in Midland

The battered body of Lori Gunn, 2, was found rolled in a sleeping bag inside the home of Midland officer Michael Moody, who is charged with her death. Moody, 24, a rookie and stepson of a former councilman, jailed without bond as searches linked him to the case.

Midland Tex UPI Michael Lee Moody Lori Margaret Gunn Moody Jack Walcher

Psychiatrists Link Kidnap Suspect to Death Wish in Texas Case

Robert Lee Dacy, 39, formerly of Lakewood, was captured by the FBI after a Friday chase in a ransom plot targeting Beverly Hills banker Stanley Staf ford Sr. Police records show a long felony history from 1948 to 1960 including theft, fraud, and larceny by check. Psychiatrists note a deep sense of worthlessness contributing to self destructive tendencies.

Dacy Tanglewood St Lakewood FBI Beverly Hills Stanley Stafford Sr McNeill Island Federal Prison Washington San Bernardino Ruth Agenes

Vermont Bloc Happy It's Out of Chicago

Gov. Philip Hoff sent a telegram to Chicago Mayor Richard Daley stating the Vermont delegation is glad to be out of what he called a police state in Chicago. The message criticized the city’s handling of demonstrators and defended the democratic process in the convention.

New York UPI Philip H. Hoff Richard Daley Vermont Chicago

Poverty End in U S Held Possible by 80

Secretary Wilbur J. Cohen of HEW said poverty could be abolished in the United States by 1980. Speaking at Georgetown, he noted the drop from 40 percent poor in 1930 to under 13 percent now and from 40 million to about 22 million, urging bold coordinated public and private programs focused on education, job training, and broader access to welfare, health, and social services.

Wilbur J. Cohen Cohen United States Georgetown University

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