Israel offers peace pact to Syria amid border clashes
Prime Minister Levi Eshkol said Israel is ready to sign a non aggression pact with Syria immediately if Arab raids cease. He warned that continued attacks would force self defense as Syrian border guards fired on an Israeli plane near Dan without a hit.
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Campus Idealism Fades Across U S Colleges
A nationwide Los Angeles Times survey finds student idealism waning as campuses shift from civil rights clashes and antiwar protests to personal educational issues and local problems. Many dropouts or retreat from activism, some turn to drugs, while support remains for the Peace Corps.
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Johnson
Viet Nam
Peace Corps
Los Angeles Times
Engineer plans Wagner music to silence church bells
Paul Marriott a 32 year old electronics engineer in Newton le Willows England argues bells in St Peters Church are a nuisance and says he will place two amplifiers outside his home to drown the sound with music by Wagner Grieg and Beethoven He adds that if police arrest him they should also arrest the bell ringers.
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UPI
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Subandrio Pleads In Tears At Treason Trial
Former Indonesian Foreign Minister Subandrio, on trial for treason over the 1965 coup attempt, breaks into tears as he defends his actions as acting in Indonesia's best interests. He faces possible execution by firing squad if convicted and claims cooperation with Communists was mere coincidence.
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UPI
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Sukarno
Indonesia
Showdown With Viet Chieftains Amid Cabinet Rift
Dissident ministers in Saigon press a confrontation with Premier Nguyen Cao Ky ahead of the Manila conference. Six ministers threaten resignation over northern favoritism and military influence, signaling a civil-military power struggle within South Vietnam's government.
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UPI
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Truong van Thuan
van Lon Trieu
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Lynda Bird Begins Writing Job in Publicity Burst
Lynda Bird Johnson starts work as a writer at McCall's with a brief news conference in New York. Reporters crowd the Park Avenue meeting room as she avoids discussing her assignment and asks for privacy while noting her apprehension about the press scrutiny.
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New York
UPI
Lynda Bird Johnson
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McCall’s Magazine
Lynda
Robert Stein
Women’s Magazine
Stein
Hindley Loses Court Appeal in Moors Murder Case
Myra Hindley lost a legal appeal in London seeking a separate trial from Ian Brady for the moors murders. Judges ruled joint trial proper, noting Hindley benefited from Brady's defense and admitting close association with him. Brady remains jailed, Hindley vows to appeal further.
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UPI
Myra Hindley
Ian Brady
Sir Fenton Atkinson
Edward Evans
Lesly Ann Downey
Brady
John Kilbride
Lord Parker
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Atkinson
Parker
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Holloway Women’s Jail
Where I Stand Continued on Page One
A reader highlights charitable efforts and community support. Mentions Viet Nam relief through Phu My Orphanage and APO San Francisco 96307. Commends Ken O Connell for the Military Appreciation Ball and Mayor Oran Gray son for labor solution efforts. Applauds Senator Alan Bible and aide Jack Carpenter for aiding a Henderson Marine. Hotel Showboat donated 40 rooms for Boys Town Choir. Ruth Ed.
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Ken
Oran Grayson
Alan Bible
Jack Carpenter
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Viet Nam
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Las Vegas Convention Center
Vatican Paper Pans Bible Film
Observatore Romano critic Claudio Sorgi savages The Bible a three hour color epic from creation to Abraham. He notes St Paul’s warning on sacred scripture does not apply to De Laurentiis production calling it not divinely inspired and uninspired in much of the middle.
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Claudio Sorgi
Sorgi
Abraham
St. Paul
Dino) de Laurentiis
Three 1790 Patents Highlight Early U S Inventions
In 1790 only three U S patents issued. Samuel Hopkins received a patent for a potash method while Joseph Simpson and Oliver Evans were granted patents for making candles and flour respectively.
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Washington
U.S
Samuel Hopkins
Joseph Simpson
Oliver Evans
Beatty scouts Dallas for Bonnie and Clyde filming sites
Warren Beatty producer star of Bonnie and Clyde visited Dallas Texas seeking authentic locations for the film. He looked for real streets and settings to reinforce the gangster movie’s mood and documentary feel.
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UPI
Warren Beatty
Dallas
Tex
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