Muskie Seeks Vp Role If He Wins Nomination
Edmund S. Muskie outlined a vice presidency in which he would speak his mind and potentially oppose Humphrey's policies if needed. He and wife Jane planned a trip with the Humphreys to Minnesota for friendly discussions while returning to their Maine home later.
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Czechs Lose 10 Million a Day in Invasion Costs
Vienna reports the Soviet occupation of Czechoslovakia costs the country about 10 million dollars daily in economic damage. Export activity depressed, tourism crippled, and the economy described as near bankruptcy due to postwar policies and reforms aimed at decentralizing planning and liberalizing management.
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Astronauts Test Escape Wire At Cape Kennedy
Four safety officers and an astronaut slid down a 1200 foot slide wire from the Apollo 7 gantry to simulate an emergency escape from the 220 foot level of the rocket service tower. They rode at ten second intervals after five dummies preceded them. Charles Billings called it a pleasant ride and praised the system.
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Prince Harald and Sonja sail on honeymoon voyage
Crown Prince Harald and his bride Sonja left Oslo harbor aboard the royal yacht Norge for a honeymoon voyage. No destination was announced though reports mentioned a Mediterranean cruise. The couple wed Thursday in Oslo cathedral.
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Suspected Kidnapper Faces Boy's Mother
In Angeles a man accused of snatching 4 year old Stanley Stafford Jr. told the boy’s mother you’ve got a nice little boy. The child, bruised and frightened, was treated at Morningside Hospital after a high speed chase ended in a car crash. He and the suspect were taken there, where the boy sobbed for his mother.
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Guatemala Jails Mein Killing Suspects
Guatemala City police say many suspects are under arrest in the assassination of U S Ambassador John Gordon Mein. Eleven men allegedly took part, used two taxis at gunpoint, and eyewitnesses described the killers as authorities tightened control with a 30 day state of siege while FAR claimed credit for the slaying.
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Start Up New Reactor at Idaho Site
The 42nd reactor operated at the national reactor testing station since 1949 started up this week. Manager W L Ginkel of the AEC said the reactor, a small pulsed unit, will supply bursts of fast neutrons and gamma radiation to test detectors for reactor control and to study heat transfer and radiation effects in fuels and materials.
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North Korea Intensifies Attacks Across Truce Line
South Korean counterintelligence chief Lt. Gen. Yu Kun chang warned of heightened infiltration across the 17th parallel as North Korea seeks to sow unrest. South Korean patrols killed seven intruders in two clashes in the central truce area on Thursday.
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Vegan Recovers From Gun Wound
William M. Ruggiere, 35, of 1324 Bernard, is recovering at Southern Memorial Hospital from a stomach gunshot wound sustained in a personal safety incident at his home on Wednesday. He was found unconscious by police after a call from his estranged wife.
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Where I Stand Where I Stand Continued From Page 1
The piece argues for public forums where councilmen speak as ordinary residents not officials. Such exchanges would inform citizens and reveal public concerns while guiding officials toward sound actions. It cautions against apathetic leaders and praises open debate to curb political theatrics.
Vegas Visitor Dies At Age 67
Edward S. Coyle, 67, of Pittsburgh, died at home Tuesday of an apparent heart attack. He built many Las Vegas friendships during summer visits with brother and sister in law Addis and Peggy Coyle. Survived by two married daughters one married son and sister Ida Wells of Dover New Jersey. Funeral services planned in Pittsburgh.
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