Viewers Watch Shaggy Hippies Invade TV Station
A large group of militants stormed the New York TV studio after 10:30 p.m. disrupting a live program. Police arrested six men and a woman for criminal trespass as staff described fights and interrupted broadcasts. The intruders demanded coverage of campus unrest, while editors and producers noted the chaotic takeover and off-air confrontation.
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South Vietnam Leader Sees Progress but No Talks Yet
Prime Minister Trang Van Huong said South Vietnam is gaining support and reducing inflation but not ready for negotiations with Hanoi. He called for two more years to solidify political and economic gains, warned of corruption undermining trust, and asserted talks depend on Communist goodwill with no progress seen.
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U.S
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Tere
Barbers Raise Prices Amid Hippie Hair Trend
A United Press International survey finds Boston barbers boosting prices by a quarter to 2.50 as hippie styles reduce business by about 20 percent. San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Atlanta show varied pricing and trends toward hair styling, with famed stylist Jay Sebring charging from 8.50 to 50 for clients like Douglas and McQueen.
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United Press International
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Barbers Union
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Steve McQueen
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Jackie Gleason
Peter Layford
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Maddow
Atlanta
Politicking picks up as candidates hit the road
Four major candidates ramp up presidential campaigning with Nixon heading to Lansing Rockefeller courting Connecticut voters Humphrey visiting Denver McCarthy due in New York Rockefeller and Reagan clash on the vice presidential nomination Reagan suggests possible release of California delegates if Nixon nears the nomination as GOP moves toward convention
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Lansing
Mich
GOP
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Connecticut
Hubert H. Humphrey
Denver
Sen
Eugene J. McCarthy
New York
Rockefeller
California
Ronald Reagan
Albany
Reagan
Sacramento
Nixon
Hippie Camp At Meadville Draws Sheriff’s Fire
In Meadville Pennsylvania a rural hippie encampment near a plush farmhouse draws civil concern. Thirty seven residents mostly from California and nearby areas live with minimal facilities while local authorities struggle to move them. An incident on June 13 saw a retired farmer threatened with a knife as he offered farming help. One camper contracted infectious hepatitis and was hospitalized.
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San Francisco
William Close
Califor Aight Ashbury
Chicago
Nia
Cleveland
Grill
Areso
Nolonenan
Meadville
What You Should Know About Cancer Facts
Reader's Digest July issue features 43 articles on cancer awareness and early detection. It highlights new diagnostic techniques and urges changes in attitudes toward cancer with practical guidance for readers.
US Seeks New Push to Break Paris Nuclear Talks Logjam
UPI reports the United States pressing a new approach in Paris as negotiators urge North Vietnam to drop propaganda and bargain, with Vance leading in Harriman’s absence. North Vietnam demands an immediate halt to U.S. bombings as a precondition, with no breakthrough seen. The talks likely continue through summer, awaiting possible political signals.
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