Harriman Presses Hanoi Over War Casualties in Vietnam Talks
Paris reports U.S. Ambassador-at-Large Averell Harriman told Vietnamese negotiators in the 22nd session that Hanoi is murdering boys by the ongoing fighting in South Vietnam. He cited about 12,000 Communist deaths since intensified hostilities began last August and warned of rising casualties and terror aimed at Red China and Vietnam policy amid European events.
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UPD
U.S
W. Averell Marcin
Vietnam
de Norti
South Veta
South Vietnam
Aue
Hanoi
Czechoslovakia
Nay Vietomese
Half of 600000 Soviet troops move in Czechoslovakia
Prague reports that Communist sources say about 300000 Warsaw Pact troops are on the move within Czechoslovakia as Moscow presses for rapid passage of laws to curb travel and tighten control. Debates in Parliament could start before Friday as the Soviet Union demands swift action while many Czechs consider fleeing to Austria or West Germany.
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Czechoslovak Communist Party
Czechoslovasia
Moscow
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Austria
West Germany
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Oldrich
Cacchoslovak
Ray Sells Life Story For $25,000
HARTSELLE ALABAMA UPD reports James Earl Ray is paying $25,000 to novelist William Bradford Huie for rights to a life story about the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Huie says Ray contacted him to help establish a “tentative” rights deal and has provided more than 20,000 words from jail in Memphis. Huie notes he also owns Ray's portrayal rights should a film be made.
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London
Martin Luther Single
William Bradford Hulis
Mississippi
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Unie
Memphis
Huie
Weather Drift From Great Lakes Pushes Inland
Rain drizzle and fog drifted inland from the lower Great Lakes toward the mid Atlantic coast today. Moderate thunder showers occurred in Nevada Utah and Idaho as storm activity reached into the deep South ahead of a cold air mass.
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First Year Medical Students Defy Picket Over Exams
WARIS LONI reports on first year medical students defying pickets and taking exams amid union opposition and accusations of cheating. Pickets disrupted testing. ushers ejected protesters. authorities denied police disguises. A government inquiry noted cheating but authorities concluded most exams should proceed. Debates linger on the impact of protests on upcoming examinations under Charles de Gaulle’s broader political climate.
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Waris Loni
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Liem
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Wey
Te Medicnl
George Brovel
Paris Faculty of Medicine
Charles de Gaulle
Plane Crash Near Wytheville Kills Two In Virginia
Federal aviation investigators probe a single engine Piper plane crash near Stocky Gap Virginia. Two men from Charlotte North Carolina and Hoaioke Virginia are dead. Troopers say the craft descended straight down and struck a farm, leaving a large ground hole and mangled bodies. Authorities work to identify victims.
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Gayle Warren
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A.B. Hasson
Hoaioke
Warret
Marion
Virginia
Highway 61
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Wo Va
Wharlotte
Teachers End Strike Across Several Cities
Rapid City and East St Louis schools closed as teachers walk out over pay and job security. New York City 59 000 teachers returned after a two day delay under a pact preserving job security and district autonomy. Madison and Chicago also faced prolonged stoppages affecting tens of thousands of students.
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Chirupa
Ind
New York
Delovey
Security Uft
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Keraid
Bernard Donovan
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UFT
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Brooklyn
Rapid City Education Association
Rapid City High School
East St. Louis
Jerry Madison
East Chicago
Fortas Faces Fresh Hurdles in Chief Justice Bid
Fortas confronts renewed Senate Judiciary Committee scrutiny over his nomination to Chief Justice as a potential filibuster looms. Readers note the stalled hearings may constrain action until October while questions about past counsel to President Johnson and conflicts loom over his confirmation prospects.
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