Conservatives Urge Virginians to Ignore Primary Campaign
Virginia conservatives push to back their slate in the Democratic stage as Byrd aided by Robertson faces challenge. John W. Carter and F. Lee Hawthorne filed petitions to run for Senate as conservatives seek to contest Byrd and Robertson in the next election, with 250 signatures required to qualify.
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Governors Move to Back U N Commitments in Bipartisan Effort
Oregon Governor Mark Hatfield joined other state leaders in signaling support for a bipartisan resolution affirming U S commitments abroad amid war in Vietnam. The group, with Democratic and Republican governors, debated wording on foreign policy and military actions as negotiations continued toward a conference.
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Rusk Concludes Talks With Japan Holders on Viet Nam Policy
Secretary of State Dean Rusk ended a two day meeting with Japanese ministers without winning endorsement for the U S Viet Nam policy. The communique avoided war mention while Japanese Foreign Minister Shila cited differences in views on U S action. Prime Minister Sato to urge careful U S bombing decisions at a later conference.
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Britain and France discuss Common Market entry
In Paris, French Premier Pompidou and British Prime Minister Wilson hold the first cross-table talks since de Gaulle’s veto. The two leaders, along with foreign ministers, press for a clear commitment on whether France will lift the veto and allow Britain entry.
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Wilson to Seek Peace Bid in Moscow and Washington
British Prime Minister Harold Wilson will travel to Moscow on July 16 to pursue a new peace bid on Vietnam. He will then fly to Washington on July 28 for Vietnam talks with President Johnson, following Labor Party backing of his Vietnam policy.
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Surveyor Moon Craft To Leave Hibernation
The 20 pound Surveyor moon craft, seft landed on the moon June 1, sent more than 10 000 high quality television pictures before hibernation during the two week lunar night. Canberra tracking station contacted it Wednesday morning for the first time since June 14. Scientists planned to awaken the craft to take new pictures and test the camera.
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Federal Offense Sought For Flag Desecration
A wave of proposed federal penalties targets flag desecration after incidents in Greenwich Village and Purdue University context. Senate leaders and the Judiciary Committee pursue bills with penalties up to five years in prison and fines.
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Kingsport Times masthead and subscription notes
An old Kingsport Tennessee newspaper front matter announces publication times and mailing rates. It lists address, contact, and subscription terms, noting weekly and daily editions with no Sunday issue.
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Mediators Try To Avert Nationwide Air Strike
Negotiators for the International Association of Machinists and five major airlines resumed talks with hopes of stopping a strike set for Friday morning. Labor Secretary Reynolds warned of deep disagreements yet said a settlement remains possible if both sides act within the national interest. If held, the strike would halt service for United Eastern Trans World Northwest and National affecting 35,300 TAM workers, most mechanics, after rejecting presidential board recommendations led by Sen Wayne Morse.
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Almanac lists towns with tiny populations in Texas
The Texas Almanac is noted as thorough listing several small towns including Gageby in Wheeler County Thurber in Erath County and Madera Springs in Jett Davis County along with other sparse populations.
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