North Viet Nam Rejects British Peace Proposals
Hanoi denounces Manila peace talks as a war council and blasts McNamara trip as escalation. Nhan Dan rejects Brown’s call for NLF inclusion and urges no further U S military aid to the South while labeling the Manila meeting a military maneuver.
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Wall of MIGs Broken Continues Frontline Action
Explosions and smoke marked heavy fighting as U S and allied forces pressed operations in central South China Sea and Qui Nhon area. Helicopter gunships hunted remnants of a Communist division while Korean troops cleared underground caves. Allied air and ground actions killed or captured about 2,000 enemy troops in six days amid renewed discipline for officers and pilots.
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Sawyer Seeks Quick Settlement of Nevada Test Site Labor Talks
Governor Sawyer pledges to help resolve the strike at the Nevada Test Site as negotiations with Reynolds and operating engineers continue. Union workers from plumbers pipefitters and electricians walked out 100 days ago amid stalled talks with government contractors. The AEC confirms a second test site in Nevada is being sought though not related to current unrest. Cannon warns federal hands may shift if labor issues persist, boosting Nevada economy only with stability.
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Sea Tragedy Survivor Vanishes From Miami Scene
The sole survivor of a Cuban exile sea tragedy, 32 year old Enrike Gonzalez, disappeared after being treated at a Miami hospital. The 24 foot mercuriser carried 42 refugees and 4 crew. it sank during Hurricane Inez about 25 miles south of Marquesas Keys. Federal investigators planned a full inquiry as authorities search the Atlantic and relatives scramble for names of those aboard.
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Medical Groups Fire Broadside In AMA Chiropractic Battle
In Chicago AMA speakers branded chiropractors as quacks while chiropractic leaders called the move Ku Klux Klan tactics. Harvard and other doctors warned against chiropractors treating cancer or diabetes and accused the AMA of stoking public harm.
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Inez Turns Toward Texas Continues Across Gulf
The storm Inez moves north and east threaten Brownsville Padre Island and Veracruz. Coast Guard watches a 175 foot freighter Bison with 13 aboard possibly caught. Brownsville crews brace tap windows and residents stock sandbags as Navy shifts planes and civil defense sets offices.
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Gragson Plans Labor Talks To Ease Ongoing Strife
Gragson announces a series of labor management meetings with broad participation to raise community awareness of issues. He rejects mediation as the goal, aiming instead for open discussion with 20 to 30 representatives from business and major unions. The Nevada Test Site dispute is cited as backdrop to ongoing strife.
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Air Search Continues For Lost Piper Comanche
Civil Air Patrol aircraft based at North Las Vegas resume the search for a missing Piper Comanche with four aboard. The plane linked to Dr. Delbert H. Boal and two Denver couples disappeared after reporting icing near Bryce Canyon. Eight CAP planes scoured 2,500 square miles over southern Nevada. two sightings proved old wreckage amid rugged canyons and desert.
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Rhodesia Awaits Independence Settlement Terms
Rhodesia holds to its 1961 constitution principles as British Premier Wilson nears final terms on independence talks. Premier Ian Smith rejects a broad based government and insists Rhodesia is legally elected under its constitution. Sanctions threat is seen as ineffective and unlikely to alter Rhodesia's stance.
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Career Gi's Conviction Reversed by Appeals Court
Sgt. David Reed a 27 year old from Vicksburg Michigan had involuntary manslaughter conviction in the Bien Hoa Viet Nam incident reduced and reversed by an army board of review. Reed was restored to rank and back pay and released after the decision. He was reassigned.
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Johnson Speech Seen as Goodwill to Europe
East European radio services welcomed President Johnson's New York address as a gesture of goodwill toward socialist countries but criticized lack of clarity on East West issues. Prague praised Europe's focus while noting Vietnam war tensions dimmed prospects for better relations. Warsaw stations agreed on uncertainty about frontier issues but noted pressure for mutual trust and reduced arms.
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Chevrolet Strike Talks Continue As 7000 Face Idle Periods
After five hours of negotiations in St. Louis Chevrolet and United Auto Workers Local 25 pushed toward an agreement on a strike that has idled about 7000 workers at Chevrolet and Fisher body plants. Progress noted on most issues except work standards on the car assembly line. Negotiations to resume tomorrow morning.
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Suspects Arrested in West Virginia Farmer Murder
Two Englishtown New Jersey men Raymond Taylor and C J Gaines were arrested Friday on murder charges in the slaying of Kenzie Taylor a 72 year old farmer and uncle of one suspect at his Elkins West Virginia farm The case ties the two to the fatal assault on the elderly farmer.
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Russell proposes Vietnam war crimes trial in Paris
Bertrand Russell says a trial of President Johnson for alleged Vietnam war crimes would be held in Paris despite French government opposition. The report notes the French stance and Russell's insistence on proceeding. A separate dispatch notes a major eruption of Klyuchevsky volcano in the Soviet Union with lava and a large fissure, and a Tokyo area earthquake with no immediate damage.
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