Peace plan from Viet Cong prompts cautious U S study
Secretary Rogers said the 10 point Viet Cong proposal contains unacceptable elements but some parts may be worth exploring. He emphasized a careful study to see if it offers a serious response to proposals from South Vietnam and the United States as Nixon administration weighs next steps in Vietnam peace efforts.
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Greek coup and US role discussed in Lubbock talk
Andreas Papandreou described the 1967 Greek military takeover and the American factor, warning the Western world of potential wider effects. He warned against tacit US support and noted Greece lacks popular backing, linking the event to broader Mediterranean tension and risk of future coups.
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Disjointed AP Fragments Reveal Turbulent Urban Disorder Inquiry
Fragmentary AP text references Hoffer and an investigations committee probing riots and disorder in cities and campuses, including migrant workers and longshoremen. The garbled remarks discuss violence and safety themes without a clear narrative or dates.
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Remembering space pilots and the road to the moon
Col John H Glenn looks back on a decade of rapid space progress from test flights in Corsair and Crusader to the first exploratory steps beyond Earth. He recalls overcoming doubts and highlights key moments shaping the U S moon goal announced by President Kennedy in May 1961. See STAR QUEST Page 12.
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Governor Smith faces budget revolt over taxes in Texas
Gov. Preston Smith opposes a one year tax plan while Lt. Gov. Ben Barnes and Speaker Gus Mutscher back a one year spending bill with no new taxes. They doubt a tax bill will pass this session and favor two year budgeting with a single appropriation for 1970 and 1971. Smith urged lawmakers to consider his 318 million revenue plan and warned alternatives but insisted his position is clear. House and Senate conferees will convert two year spending bills into a single appropriation.
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Portrait of LBJ on display at Smithsonian museum
The article notes Peter Hurd's portrait of Lyndon B Johnson going on view at the Smithsonian. It references a Monday page with mentions of reparations bills, militant topics, an Admiral's 103rd celebration, Boy Scouts, a Zap-In college event in North Dakota, cancer figures, and various sections and pages across the newspaper.
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Prayer for love and peace among all hearts
A reader offers a prayer asking for divine love and understanding to fill every heart and for peace to prevail worldwide, concluding in Jesus name.
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Solons Aloof To Petition To Trim Pay
House members show little enthusiasm for a petition to force a roll call on a bill canceling the $12,500 pay hike for Congress. Only 18 signatures gathered in two weeks with 218 needed. sponsor Rep. Gene Snyder says further progress is unlikely.
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Flexible Vatican Saint Rulings Stir Catholic Opinion
The Vatican removed several legendary saints from its roster causing mixed feelings in American Catholic circles. Regions may keep local options, yet the move unsettles merchants of religious articles and shocks churches tied to names like St Christopher and St Nicholas.
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Roosevelt Youth Wins First at International Science Fair
David L. Hindman 17 a Roosevelt High School junior won one of the top prizes at the International Science Fair in Fort Worth for a computer built from a television set. His display covered computer assisted sociological analysis of small populations. Hindman alongside 14 other high school winners from 46 states and five foreign countries received $100 in equipment and books. He plans to enter MIT next.
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