Judge Denies Suit Aimed At New Book
In a 5 1/2 page ruling Judge Clinton R. Weidner denied a suit by Helen Clay Frick to stop distribution of the book Pennsylvania Birth Place of a Nation. The judge held the work by Dr Sylvester Stevens is not libelous and any references to Henry Clay Frick are true.
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Johnson proposes public financing for presidential campaigns
President Johnson outlines a plan to reform campaign funding aiming to end private contributions in federal, state, and local races. The proposal seeks a universal system, with Congress to provide an appropriation for presidential expenses and public funding for radio, TV, and print advertising. Funds would flow via government support and vouchers after the election.
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Americans Advised To Stay Out Of Middle East
Washington warns U S dependents in Jordan Egypt Syria and Israel to leave only if essential amid crisis. State Department outlines four stage contingency plan with stage two evacuations by commercial transport and possible later stages including outright evacuation by the 6th Fleet and travel bans for certain regions.
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Gale Force Winds Hit New England
Gale force winds lash New England with gusts over 50 mph across coastal areas. Warnings posted for Maine Massachusetts Rhode Island New Hampshire. Snow flurries persist in Vermont and New Hampshire mountains with up to seven inches reported. Flights delayed at Kennedy. Coast Guard notes vessels breaking moorings on the Hudson. tugs report hazards near Haverstraw and off the New Jersey coast.
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Russia backs away from direct talks with Britain in Middle East push
Sources say after three days of talks between Foreign Minister Gromyko and visiting Foreign Secretary Brown, Moscow shows reluctance to join Western peace efforts. Brown urged restraint and a four power approach, while the Kremlin privately sought to influence Arab nations with backing but avoided public Western alignment.
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Thant Returns. Southeast Peace Talks Fail To Signal Breakthrough
United Nations Secretary General Thant returns to New York after a Cairo peace mission with no clear solution to the Middle East crisis. He plans to draft a written report for the Security Council, with a possible late weekend briefing. He had sought to deter Israel and Egypt from further confrontation but appeared unable to persuade President Nasser.
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