Peace talks in Vietnam set to begin Monday in Paris
American and North Vietnamese negotiators reached procedural agreement for the Monday opening of talks. The sessions will use English and Vietnamese as official languages with French for documents. U.S. and North Vietnamese officials described the mood as good and businesslike.
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Vietnam
Cyrus R. Vance
Vance
Ha van Lau
Lau
U.S
William Jorden
Jorden
W. Averell Harriman
North Vietnam
Xuan Thuy
Harriman
Thuy
17Th Parallel
North
South Vietnam
United States
Washington
America
Inspectors To Reject Elevated Autos In Wisconsin
Milwaukee AP reports the state's motor vehicle inspection program will veto cars with altered suspensions that raise the vehicle, aiming at teenage drivers. Inspector Carl Zutz says such elevated autos threaten road stability and will be rejected.
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Milwaukee
Carl Zutz
Bureau of Inspection and Enforcement
Poor People's March Seeks Savannah Beds and Washington Camp
The Poor People's Campaign moves toward Washington with a camping permit for 3,000 people, extending five weeks. In Georgia the Southern leg stays in Macon and Savannah hosts six hundred housing bound marchers while leaders push for federal funds and summer presence in the capital.
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Macon
Georgia
Savannah
Resurrection City
U.S.A
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Lincoln Memorial
Hosea Williams
SCLC
Williams
Ralph David Abernathy
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Fifteen Men Rescued From Flooded Coal Mine
In Hominy Falls West Virginia fifteen miners were rescued after five days trapped by floodwater and bad air. Ten others were believed dead after a wall collapse released millions of gallons of water. Miner Ottie Junior Walton described calm, prayer, and humor during the ordeal.
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Hominy Falls
W.va
Ottie Junior Walton
Walton
Bedlam
Maust Coal and Coke Co
Landscape Architect Inspects Central High Site Work
Milwaukee landscape architect R. C. Greaves inspected Central High School outdoor facilities in La Crosse to review drainage irrigation and grassing work on a $218000 site project. He declined to promise a completion date but said work would continue with irrigation and drainage fixes and that turf needs time to establish.
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Milwaukee
R. C. Greaves
la Crosse Tribune
Edsel Vergin
la Crosse City
Walter Becker
Greaves
Becker
Vergin
Roland Schwandt
la Crosse
Tribune
Paris police crush bitter student revolt in Latin Quarter
Gas masked riot police dispersed thousands of students after 11 hours of tear gas and clashes. 367 injured, 468 arrested in the dawn action. Labor unions call a general strike, schools to shut, archbishop appeals for calm as ministers meet.
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Paris
Latin Quarter
Maurice Grimaud
Boulevard St. Michel
General Confederation of Labor
French Confederation of Democratic Labor
Federation of National Education
Jacques Foccard
de Gaulle
Romania
United States
North Vietnam
France
Regent Opposes Banning Student Groups at State Universities
Regent Mary Williams says banning student organizations would curb controversy and over react to protests. She cites the risk of shielding students from both new left and old right ideologies after they leave campus and urges relying on a uniform conduct code instead.
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Stevens Point
Mary Williams
Lee S. Dreyfus
Stevens Point State University
Appleton
Williams
Taverns Served Speck Face Damages Suit In Chicago
Unprecedented ruling clears the way for a $175,000 damages case against two taverns that served liquor to Richard Speck before the 1966 nurse killings. Judge Nicholas Bua cites the Dram Shop Act and allows the parents of eight slain student nurses to proceed with a claim for pain and suffering.
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Chicago
Richard Speck
Nicholas Bua
Speck
Bua
South Side
Woman Dies Trying to Fend Off Attackers in Milwaukee
MILWAUKEE AP A 70 year old woman died after striking her head on a sidewalk during a struggle with four young men who police say attempted to grab her purse. She died in a hospital from a skull fracture hours later. The attackers fled.
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Milwaukee
William Reimer
Ina
Reimer
Doctor Warns of Tet Sniffing at Sparta High School
An 18-year-old AWOL soldier William R. Barker admitted teaching Sparta High School students to sniff carbon tetrachloride. He was released to Milwaukee military police after arrest in Winona Minnesota with a 15-year-old girl. Two hospitalized girls face medical tests while police warn of severe risks and charges.
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Wis
Milwaukee
William R. Barker
Barker
Monroe County
Winona
Minn
Tomah
James W. Rice
St. Mary’s Hospital
Sparta Senior High School
E. ©. Lukasek
Supt. of
George Shiroda
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