Johnson Thieu Press North Vietnam to Halt Fighting
Honolulu AP reports President Johnson and South Vietnam’s Thieu urged North Vietnam to end hostilities as a prelude to peace talks in Paris. They warned Hanoi may be preparing renewed offensives while urging negotiations and a final settlement with South Vietnam’s role secured.
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Czechoslovakia to Meet in Moscow for Reform Talks
Liberal leaders under Alexander Dubcek reportedly accepted a Soviet invitation to a showdown meeting in the Soviet Union this week to discuss the reform program. The gathering may occur in Kiev with Soviet troops still nearby and a planned Warsaw Pact troop withdrawal expected Sunday.
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Czechoslovak
The Passenger Train Under Siege Is It Worth Saving
The article examines the decline of long distance passenger trains and asks if revival is possible. It contrasts nostalgia with modern transportation shifts and questions the future viability of passenger rail.
Debates Planned Between Humphrey and McCarthy
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey and Senator Eugene J. McCarthy agreed to a nationwide TV confrontation. McCarthy, campaigning in Nashville, accepted CBS for an hour long prime time discussion on Vietnam and other issues, with ABC offering a separate public affairs edition.
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Tenn
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Robert F. Kennedy
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Elmer Lower
ABC News
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Washington Post
Thornberry Faces Senate Hearing On Supreme Court Nomination
Judge Homer Thornberry endured sharp criticism at a Senate hearing on his bid to join the Supreme Court. Senator Sam Ervin pressed his 1966 poll tax ruling while Thornberry, 59, defended judicial independence and waited through a partial session with plans for a second on Monday.
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Forecast Calls for Hot Sunny Day With Upper 80s
After a cool night residents should expect a sunny and warmer day with high temperatures in the upper 80s to lower 90s. The forecast predicts plenty of sunshine and rising heat across the area.
Sahara Hotel Fire Drives 400 Guests From Wing
Four hundred vacationers fled the Sahara Hotel in Las Vegas as a two story south wing burned. The blaze, eight hours total, left 32 treated for cuts or smoke inhalation. one hotel employee was admitted for smoke inhalation. Damages to 40 rooms estimated at 250000 with earlier loss projections up to 1 million.
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Jurisdictional dispute delays GOP convention TV setup
Electrical workers at the Republican National Convention site in Miami Beach walked off in a jurisdictional dispute with CBS over a new on screen name device. About 33 IBEW members were involved, with 200 others marching off in sympathy. NBC and ABC not involved. City officials said the strike need not derail the event but could affect installation of TV equipment if prolonged.
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