Vietnam split stalls Paris peace talks over South Viet Nam
South Vietnam withdrew from the planned expansion of Paris peace talks delaying negotiations. President Johnson’s proposal to halt bombing faced a rift with Saigon after Nguyen Van Thieu refused to send a delegation and pressed for new terms, threatening to derail the process before Nixon’s victory.
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Hu J
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Dent Johnson
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Viet Cong attack cripples Saigon bridge and battles intensify
Viet Cong sabotage damaged a major bridge north of Saigon, halting traffic on a U.S. built pontoon-supported span as U.S. and South Vietnamese forces report continued heavy fighting across the country. American helicopters and aircraft face losses while new negotiations and political maneuvering unfold in Paris and Saigon.
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Cuong Bridge
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Central Highlands
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Mekong Delta
da Nang
Computer problems slow returns by election service
The News Election Service experienced a major computer problem delaying returns in the General section. It shifted to an emergency tabulation method using seven regional centers after issues with the New York prime system, slowing national results for president, governor, senator, and House races across about 540 contests.
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New York
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Gram
News Election Service
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George Langnas
Emergency System pro-Programming Methods Inc
U.S. Senate
House of Representatives
Jordan lifts curfew as Palestinian raids flare
In Amman the curfew was lifted after a day of clashes near the Theta refugee camp. In Jerusalem a two day confrontation over land raged amid claims by Arab and Israeli leaders, with reports of casualties on both sides and a general strike amid Jordanian efforts to restore order.
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Jerusalem
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Dissisraeli
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Damass
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Dearborn Referendum Ends With Cease Fire Vote
Dearborn voters approved an immediate cease fire and withdrawal of U S troops from Vietnam by a 20 936 to 15 674 unofficial tally. The measure mirrored a 1966 result with a nearly four to three margin.
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Dearborn
Mich
Vietnam
U.S
Radical voters warned by Pinson woman before election
Mrs. Hunter Wallace, 71, of Pinson near Birmingham, said she heard radicals in some cities would try to keep people from voting and took her rifle with her when she went to vote.
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Birmingham
Ala
Hunter Wallace
Pinson
Officials downplay procedural questions in Saigon talks
Administration officials briefed newsmen on negotiations shaping Johnson's decision and urged that procedural issues to be settled before bringing Saigon and the NLF into the Paris talks are minor. They indicated no serious differences with Chiew over his entry conditions.
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Johnson
Saigon
NLF
Paris
Chiew
Daily record hospital admissions list chaotic entries
A chaotic Des Moines AP report lists hospital admissions and voter registration issues across many names and towns. It notes a service member receiving a 10 day leave after his absentee ballot was sent to Vietnam, with numerous residents and addresses mentioned in partial form.
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Calif
Vietnam
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