Thant Presents Three Points For Peace In Viet Nam
United Nations Secretary General Thant urged peace talks, calling the Vietnam war barbarous and listing three points: cease bombing North Vietnam, scale down South Vietnam hostilities toward a ceasefire, and negotiate with all sides. He stressed urgency and noted no new developments with Vietnamese Buddhist groups or U.S. contacts.
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Thant
U.N. Correspondents Association
Viet Nam
United States
South Viet Nam
Ottawa
Paul Martin
House of Commons
Hanoi
Turin
Italy
Geneva
U.N
Moscow
Dag Hammarskjold
Plax-Tex Plasters Offer Ceiling Insulation Services
Local ad outlines Plax-Tex Plasters painting and insulation services. The hand applied system promises clean work with no mess, offering color options and ceiling insulation. Contact numbers 384-8448 and 878-2630 provided.
Court Refuses Retroactive Police Safeguards Ruling
The Supreme Court declined to make the new police questioning safeguards retroactive in a 7-2 decision. The ruling affects appeals for two New Jersey defendants sentenced to death for a 1959 Camden toy-store robbery.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New Jersey
Sylvester Johnson
Stanley Cassidy
Camden
Reed Leads Maine Primary As Johnson Backers Rally
In Maine primaries Republican Gov. John H. Reed leads over State Rep. James S. Erwin with 7 138 to 4 482 as 165 of 625 precincts report. Secretary of State Kenneth Curtis dominates the Democratic gubernatorial race alongside leaders for the Senate seat and House speaksership. Senator Margaret Chase Smith is renominated to the Senate.
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Portland
Maine
UPI
John H. Reed
Johnson
James S. Erwin
Reed
Erwin
United States
Dennistown Plantation
Kenneth Curtis
Senate
Carlton Day Reed Jr
House
Dana W. Childs
Mississippi Freedom March marks second Civil Rights workers' slayings
Demonstrators headed toward Philadelphia Mississippi to observe the June 21, 1964 murders of Michael Schwerner Andrew Goodman and James Chaney. The Neshoba County trial for 18 charged in the civil rights killings begins September 26 in Meridian.
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Silver City
Miss
UPI
Philadelphia
Michael Schwerner
Andrew Goodman
James Chaney
FBI
Neshoba County
Lawrence Rainey
Meridian
Mississippi
Small towns in rural U S show age imbalance
In towns with 1000 to 2500 residents the rural population is about one eighth. Children under 10 are scarce and adults under 55 are fewer. There is a notable excess of older residents, especially those 65 and over.
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Omaha
Neb
U. S
Life insurance sales reach four hundred thousand in U S
About 400000 men and women sell life insurance in the United States.
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New York
United States
Dismissal Sought In Liston Cassius Clay Fight Suit
A $78,000 suit filed in U S District Court by former heavyweight champion Charles Sonny Liston against promoters Inter-Continental Promotions and Sportsvision faces dismissal for improper venue Las Vegas move says none of the defendants reside there Liston, now in Las Vegas, also faces two other suits in the same court including a $67,000 tax claim and a $21,372 unpaid-fees suit from a Washington DC attorney
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U.S
Charles
Sonny) Liston
Cassius Clay
Inter-Continental Promotions, Inc
Sportsvision
Liston
Las Vegas
Clay
Lewiston
U.S. Court
Champ
Washington, D.C
Where I Stand Continued On Page 1
Observations note Betty Maier says Mary Kaye returns to Las Vegas as a solo act. The piece hints at local Birch movement organizers and Reed Benson speaking at the Convention Center.
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Betty Maier
Mary Kaye
Las Vegas
Reed Benson
Missing Cessna Found Safe at Hawthorne Airport
Squadrons of search planes from Las Vegas to Los Angeles were recalled after a missing Cessna was located safe in its Hawthorne California parking space. The aircraft departed McCarran Field Sunday with two Californians aboard and Pilot Charles White filed a flight plan but did not radio in upon landing. Civil Air Patrol aircraft scoured the area from dawn until midafternoon before locating the plane.
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Las Vegas
Los Angeles
Hawthorne
Calif
McCarran Field
Charles White
Civil Air Patrol
Sure Fire Solution Proposed by Jack Kraus
Jack Kraus quips a drastic fix to population growth: eliminate the population. Ruthe D. adds playful dissent in the exchange.
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Ruthe D
Mourat Tows Abandoned Car to Transport Minister Office
Joseph Mourat grew angry after an abandoned car sat undisturbed outside his home for six months. He towed the vehicle to the steps of transportation minister Barbara Castle’s office as a protest.
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London
UPI
Joseph Mourat
Barbara Castle
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Elmer H. Violette
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Jack L. Smith
Belzoni
J. B. Purvis
Robert Green
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
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St. Ann's
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Frances C. Smith
Palm Chapel
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