Soviet Accuse Mao of Aiming Nuclear War Over Vietnam
The Soviet Communist Party accuses Mao Tse-tung of trying to force the USSR and the United States into a nuclear conflict over Vietnam. It denounces Chinese leaders as seeking world domination and protracting the war, while Tass releases extracts ahead of Kommunist publication.
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Civilians Die As Cong Hit Saigon
Eleven Viet Cong shells hit scattered areas of Saigon as fighting intensified around the capital. Ten Vietnamese civilians died and ten were wounded, including a rocket strike in Cho Lon. U S and South Vietnamese forces reported strides against guerrillas around Cholon and Gia Dinh while Marines were freed after two days of captivity.
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Patchy showers forecast with a sunnier Monday outlook
Scattered showers are expected today with a chance of thundershowers. The forecast suggests Monday could bring clearer skies and warmer temperatures.
U S Exploring Possible Easing of Hanoi Bombing Demand
Paris AP report notes North Vietnam may be softening its demand for a complete bombing halt as talks with the United States proceed. Observers say the wording shift is vague but could signal willingness to discuss peace if the U S pledges to end bombing.
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Helen Keller Dies At 87 In Connecticut Home
Westport, Conn AP Helen Keller who overcame blindness and deafness to become a world figure died Saturday at her estate near here. She would have been 88 on June 27. Keller received the Medal of Freedom and helped many handicapped people through her writings and advocacy.
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Cincy Construction Strike Halts Major Local Projects
About 4,000 union workers from five Cincinnati construction unions walked out over wages and contract terms. Projects affected include the riverfront stadium, the $20 million Brodie Science Center at the University of Cincinnati, and a $19 million Cincinnati General Hospital project. Some unions continue working while talks continue.
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Parisians Enjoy Holiday Amid Student Protests
Tens of thousands of students and workers protested against President de Gaulle in Paris while many Parisians left the city for a Pentecost weekend. The new cabinet held its first meeting and urged support for de Gaulle in the June 23 and 30 National Assembly elections. Buses and subways began moving again after 16 days of strikes with a 12 percent pay raise. gas and electricity wage increases were reported up to 20 percent for low earners.
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Italy Braces as French Crisis Sparks Uprisings Across Cities
Violent protests and demonstrations spread from Rome to Turin Naples and Florence as Italian students clash with police. In Rome University fighters raise barricades while Naples sees 1000 students seize the campus and block traffic with a sit-in. Florence hosts rector office occupations in solidarity with French students.
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California primary showdown shifts to TV gaze
Senators Robert F. Kennedy and Eugene J. McCarthy faced off in a televised bid for California's 174 Democratic nomination votes amid undecided voters. Humphrey's absence was felt as a pledged pro Johnson slate runs uncommitted, potentially denying either Kennedy or McCarthy a majority. California's vote reshapes the race after recent wins and losses in Oregon Nebraska and Indiana.
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The Happy Peddler and Hubert Humphrey on the Campaign Trail
A look at Hubert Humphrey as a rising U S presidential candidate described as a joyful salesman of American life. The feature frames his campaign rhetoric and appeal on the road. A note mentions Sullivan Illinois Little Theater story on page 38.
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