First breakdown hits transcontinental intercollegiate EV race
A MIT team driven electric car suffered a breakdown near the Hudson River on its second lap. After a tow to a service station and battery recharge the MIT car resumed its course toward Pasadena Calif. Caltech and MIT compete in the nations first intercollegiate electric car race with finish expected Friday night or Saturday.
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Rensselaer, N.Y
California
Niagara Mohawk Power Co
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Hudson River
Cambridge
Mass
MIT
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena
Calif
Caltech
Czechs Demand Moscow Withdrawal Deadline
The National Assembly adopted a resolution demanding a firm deadline for Soviet led troops withdrawal and condemned the occupation as illegal. It said it could not ratify the Moscow agreement, claiming it was made under pressure, as opposition to the terms hardens amid party leadership tensions.
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Prague
Czechoslovak National Assembly
National Assembly
Moscow
Doves Delay Viet Plank Vote At Democratic Convention
The Democratic National Convention adjourned after a seven hour session heated by debates over Vietnam policy. Delegates argued over Humphrey and the Johnson Humphrey line while Chicago Mayor Daley prevailed to adjourn until 1 pm EDT. A minority report urged an unconditional North Vietnam bombing halt.
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Edmond Lebreton
Chicago
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Richard J. Daley
Tody
Humphrey
North Vietnam
Priest Must Obey Birth Control Rule in Cleveland
In Cleveland, the diocese official says priests who cannot accept the church stance on birth control should remain silent or request removal from teaching and confessional duties. Msgr. Francis W. Carney notes a crisis of faith among some priests over the Pope’s encyclical but warns against sharing doubts publicly or with students.
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Carney
Cleveland
Francis W. Carney
Msgr
John D. Gerken
John Carroll University
Convention clashes as Prague protests spark global debate
Delegates clashed at the Democratic National Convention while Prague saw large demonstrations against Soviet troop occupation. Dubcek urged trust and a path to withdrawal, as tanks remained in place and citizens demanded full democracy amid curbs on freedoms.
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Dubcek
Moscow
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Vitava
Communist Party
St. Wenceslas
Eddie Anderson
Los Angeles
Georgia
Julian Bond
Lester Maddox
Franklin Woman Found Dead in Suspected Motiveless Slaying
Mrs. Emily Coleman 70 was found shot twice in the back of the head at her Warren Avenue home in Franklin. Granddaughter Debbie Hubbard discovered the scene after 5 PM, police investigators searched for clues at the house beside Dr Dale Hubbard’s medical offices, autopsy planned. Burial set for Fairview Cemetery with services at Eaton Funeral Home. survivors include two sisters and four grandchildren.
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Jack Thornton
Franklin
Emily Coleman
Warren Ave
Coleman
Dale Hubbard
Franklin School Board
Debbie Hubbard
Lois Ann Hubbard
Hubbard
Donald Fry
James Wells
George Hamilton III
Hamilton County
Frank Cleveland
U.S. 25
Debbie
First Baptist Church
Florerice Worley
Carlisle Convalescent Center
Dorothy Frederick
Miamisburg
Eaton Funeral Home
Eugene Finnigan
Bob Bell
Fairview Cemetery
West Alexandria
Eisenhower Doctors Warn On Heart Condition
Doctors report President Eisenhower, 77, remains in critical condition with irregular heartbeats and potential for change. They note cautious optimism despite no ventricular fibrillation since Saturday and emphasize the uncertain timeline for ending the critical status.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Eienhower
Middletown Forecast Calls for Clear Cool Tonight
The Middletown area is expected to have clear and cool conditions tonight with lows in the 50s. Sunny and warmer conditions return Thursday with highs in the 70s. Yesterday’s high reached 73 degrees and this morning’s low fell to 49.
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Middletown
Will Demo Delegates Be Issued Guns
Security plans for the Democratic National Convention include police escorts and controlled routes. A Wisconsin delegate asked if delegates would be issued sidearms, amid questions about safety and smooth travel to the site.
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Wisconsin
John Larsen
Party
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