Hanoi confirms Shriver stance in Vietnam talks
The piece argues Hanoi signaled willingness to talks during the 1968 peace push and accuses Senator McGovern of ignoring private channels. It notes Kissinger’s readiness for settlement and questions McGovern’s reliance on newspapers over diplomacy. The author also claims Hanoi seeks influence in the U.S. election and critiques McGovern’s approach.
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Sargent Shriver
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Ramsey Clark
George McGovern
Wall Street Journal
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Antibusing Bill Faces Uncertain Path After House Vote
The Antibusing bill won 282 to 102 in the House but faces a difficult route ahead as the measure aims to curb long cross town bus trips for desegregation. Critics cite uncertain enforcement and court challenges while supporters push for a clearer approach to racial balance.
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Swinging Lord Sutch Acquitted Over Insulting Behavior
Lord Sutch the rock singer known for green hair and leopard-skin outfits was cleared of insulting behavior after a London incident outside the prime minister’s residence. The judge said he was not in charge of the four naked followers, amid a controversial claim that England swings in unusual ways.
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Lord Sutch
London
England
Peace Chance Moves Could Delay Vietnam Peace Talks
Washington observers say North Vietnam may wait past the November elections before deciding on peace talks. Officials deny a pre election settlement but acknowledge U S political pressure could influence Hanoi. The discussion centers on prisoners, self determination for South Vietnam, and the role of U S forces in stabilizing Indochina.
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North Vietnam
Ry. Sargent ‘Shriver
Vietnam
Shriver
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South Nam
South Vietnam
China Peninsula
Wade
Henry Cabot Lodge
Paris
France
Nixon
That Girl on Broadway Goads Pessimists and Jests at Modern Life
A collage of quips and anecdotes from That Girl on Broadway and TODAY'S POME. The piece lampoons pessimism and credit rhetoric while offering a moral about brakes, brains, and wise living. Virginia Payette contributes a closing note.
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Wise Department
Joe Creason
The Organic Beauty Fad and Tech Campus Driving Exits
A satirical piece mocks natural beauty myths citing 1960s advice and Cleopatra like regimens. It contrasts edible beauty with campus parking booby traps at the Tech campus and jokes about Texas Rangers officers enforcing visitor parking rules.
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Alma
Ethnic Groups Win Attention in U.S. Politics
The piece notes that roughly 40 million European ethnics, about 20 percent of the population, have been largely neglected by national politicians. It argues both parties now mobilize these groups including Italians Poles Greeks and Ukrainians, stressing their economic and religious barriers and past discrimination.
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McGovern
America
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Italy
NAACP
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Nixon
Unclear local flood scene prompts search for survivors
In a coastal Texas town, rescue crews comb the flood area tonight amid a rising toll. Reports describe widespread damage and a swift water emergency, with residents seeking safer grounds as authorities assess the near disaster.
Gas chromatograph eyed as crime evidence in police trials
British police test a mechanical bloodhound the gas chromatograph to sniff odors and record airprints. They hope the device will be accepted as court evidence to prove suspects were at crime scenes.
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