South Viet Nam offers new talks and pullback plan
Saigon proposed that both sides withdraw from the demilitarized zone and de escalate the war while seeking peace talks. A US spokesman said the proposal was discussed with Washington and welcomed. The drive in the Mekong Delta and coordinated Korean advances near Hue and the central coast shaped a tense backdrop as talks were offered.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Northietnam
Tal
U.S
Hue
Imperial
Mekong
Foreign Ministry
Canada
Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
International Control Commission
Republic of Vietnam
Hanoi
Spacemen Back Apollo Program After Fire Probe
Five astronauts including Frank Borman testifying before a House subcommittee expressed confidence in NASA management and engineering once changes are made to prevent a recurrence of the Cape Kennedy Apollo fire that killed Grisom White and Chaffee. They acknowledged failures in hazard awareness but stressed commitment to landing men on the moon.
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Washington
Agement
Col
Frank Borman
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Borman
Donald K. Slayton
Navy
Walter R. Schirra Jr
Alan B. Shepard Jr
Air Force
James A. MecDivitt
House
National
Schirra
Slayton
Virgil I. Grissom
Edward H. White II
Roger B. Chaffee
Shepard
Grissom
Lausche Backs Ohio Bond Commission Plan
Former Ohio governor Lausche voiced support at a Cleveland luncheon for a May ballot proposal creating a five member commission to issue bonds for capital improvements without voter approval. ADA leaders argue operating funds are needed. they warn the bonds would draw on the general revenue fund and strain under funded programs. Lausche noted Ohio must compete for industrial growth and jobs. He reaffirmed his endorsement during a Columbus address marking a centennial of insurance statutes.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Commission
General Revenue
Ohio Bond Commission
Columbus
Clear Night Skies Amid Cool Temperatures Forecast
Forecast calls for clear skies and low temperatures in the 30s tonight. Tomorrow will be mostly sunny and cool with highs in the upper 50s and a similar cool pattern continuing. Yesterday’s high reached 79 with an overnight low of 44.
South Arabian Nationalist Forsakes Western Powers
Abdul Qawee Mackawee, head of FLOSY, says the South Arabian Republic will be an Arab Socialist state anti British, anti American and anti Israeli. He calls for a one party unitarian government and a government in exile as Britain plans a pullout.
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Yemen
South Arabia
Abdul Qawee Mackawee
Aden Protectorate
Britain
United States
Israel
Mackawee
FLOSY
The
Front For the Liberation of
Occupied South
Aden
Middle East
Red Sea
Protectorate
Gulf of Aden
PLOSY
South Arabian Republic
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Sultanates
Faisal
Saudi Arabia
300 Offers To Marry Are Plenty
Elizabeth Freedman a 19 year old University of Pennsylvania sophomore says she will not accept more marriage proposals. She has more than 300 and wants to leave the dorm which houses about 150 girls. A college spokesman called her exhausted and in seclusion while noting she may seek a less drastic solution.
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Philadelphia
Elizabeth Freedman
University of Pennsylvania
Miss Freedman
Hats Removed From JFK Grave After Public Criticism
Public criticism led to removing hats and emblems from President John F. Kennedy's grave at Arlington. Military heads from Coast Guard, Green Berets and other insignia were placed around the site but later removed to preserve its simple appearance. General counsel Alfred B. Fitt cited consensus among visitors as the reason for the change.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Arlington National Cemetery
Coast Guard
Military Police
3Rd Infantry
Army
Alfred B. Fitt
Philippine Senate approves anti CIA bill for House action
The Philippine Senate on Monday night approved an anti CIA bill that requires agents of foreign governments and political parties to register with the Justice Department before sending the measure to the House of Representatives.
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Manila
Philippine Senate
House of Representatives
Justice Department
Ohio Without A Song May Never Get One
Ohio may not obtain an official state song as 20 bills seek to name or create music for the Buckeye State. A proposed Ohio Song Commission would solicit entries at festivals and submit a choice to the 1969 legislature while governors’ campaign themes appear in several songs.
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Ohio
Columbus
Senate
Ohio Song Commission
James A. Rhodes
House
Buckeye
Surveyor 3 prepares lunar descent in first U S dig attempt
Pasadena reports Surveyor 3, a 2283 pound lunar lander, aims for Sea of Storms with spindly digging arms to test surface support for a manned craft. The ship speeds toward the moon at 6000 mph, then slows, orients, and lands automatically for surface analysis.
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Pasadena
Calif
America
U.S
United States
Earth
Surveyor 3
Frayed Yearnings Prompt Quiet Life Reassessments
Readers reflect on longing and uncertainty in a snippet that captures a moment of doubt about desires and contentment. The line hints at a universal search for fulfillment amid everyday ambiguity without naming specifics.
Dodd Censure Or Condemnation May Be Decided
The Senate Ethics Committee in secret deliberations nears a recommendation for censure or condemnation of Sen. Thomas J. Dodd, with no expulsion or exoneration favored. Final Senate action remains undecided while panel debates which term is stronger.
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Washington
Senate Ethics Committee
Thomas J. Dodd
Capitol
Connecticut
Dodd
Senate
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