Harriman Peace Mission Named by Johnson for Geneva Talks
Washington AP Harriman the 76 year old diplomat and former Union Pacific scion is named for another peace mission. He will join Soviet ambassador Llewellyn Thompson in readying for Geneva or another venue as Hanoi consents to a conference. Harriman has long served in key posts from Moscow to London and led efforts on the Marshal Plan NATO and Mutual Security Administration.
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Ohio constitution amendments proposed on school funds and vacancies
Amended Senate Joint Resolution No 21 and Amended Substitute House Joint Resolution No 3 propose to amend Article VI and related sections of the Ohio Constitution. The measures set dates for a special election, outline how funds from lands and property for education and religious purposes shall be used, and address filling Senate and House vacancies and related judicial provisions. The Secretary of State certifies the text as filed March 8.
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Johnson Drops Wisconsin Feature Contest In Primary
President Johnson withdraws from seeking renomination, leaving Wisconsin's primary as a McCarthy Kennedy showdown in other states. McCarthy vows full strength campaigns in Indiana Nebraska Oregon and California while Johnson remains on the ballot and his supporters push for votes.
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Arab Commandos clash with Israelis on ceasefire line
TEL AVIV AP Arab commandos clashed with an Israeli army patrol in an occupied Syria section. In Jordan a gunman killed two Israeli soldiers. The army said one Arab and one Israeli were killed and two Israelis wounded in Syria. The ceasefire line is patrolled by U N observers.
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Hillside No Fun For Skier
New York AP report notes littered ski slopes upset skiers. Keep America Beautiful warns beverage containers and lunch cartons left on trails can trip skiers, causing painful injuries.
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McCarthy Comments on Johnson Withdrawal and Vietnam Shift
McCarthy said Johnsons withdrawal was not a victory and his dissent may have helped. He noted Johnsons halt in bombing over 90 percent of North Vietnam signals a changed national stance on Vietnam. Kennedy supporters in Wisconsin urged backing McCarthy ahead of the Johnson announcement.
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