Students Plan Revolution Inside American Work Force
SDS leaders move to extend activism from campuses to factories and blue collar neighborhoods. Carl Davidson says summer jobs in big cities will reveal worker life to build a broad, multi-issue movement with aims of transforming society and ending capitalism.
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Johnson Signs Nuclear Nonproliferation Pact Support
President Johnson announced the nuclear nonproliferation treaty as the most important disarmament pact since the nuclear age began. The U N General Assembly approved the measure 95 to 4 with 21 abstentions as France agreed to adhere in practice while not signing. The United States will pursue signature and Senate ratification and implement the treaty. Security was heightened around Johnson's UN visit following Senator Kennedy's assassination.
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Peace talks hint new path as North Vietnam considers plan
North Vietnam signals potential shift toward confidential discussions with the United States on peace, while maintaining a Paris conference hold. Ambassador Thuy weighs Harriman’s proposal to curb public statements after meetings, favoring private or general summaries to press toward joint restraint.
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Paris Quiet After Ban on Marches and Protests
Paris kept a calm night after a government ban on street demonstrations while protests continued in Dijon city regions. Police used tear gas in Strasbourg and Poitiers but no action in Marseille Bordeaux and Caen as students clashed with authorities in a tense national climate amid ongoing labor strikes and government warnings.
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Clear and cool night with a warm Friday rebound
The forecast calls for clear conditions tonight with lows in the low 40s. Friday should be sunny as a warming trend lifts temperatures from the 40s and 50s into the 60s and 70s. Yesterday reached 82 degrees. this morning’s low was 50.
Gun Control Questioned in Mail Order Gun Trade
The NRA questions the legality of a Post Office Department move to curb mail order guns. Postmaster General Watson announced rules to label firearms and delay delivery until local law enforcement is notified. Sawed-off shotguns and short rifles are banned unless sent to authorized officials.
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Kandy the Whale Charmer at Seattle Aquarium
Seattle AP report details trainer Jerry Watmore, a former Sea World dolphin trainer from San Diego, who works with 13‑foot killer whale Kandy. Kandy responds to hand signals and rewards with kisses and tricks, while the trainer recalls the fishy daily routine and the whale’s affectionate behavior.
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Sheep Heart Transplant Attempts End in Man's Death
In Houston at St. Luke's Hospital surgeons attempted a last resort transplant using a 125 pound sheep heart for a 47 year old man whose condition was terminal. The patient died at 1 02 a.m. after the procedure failed.
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South Africa
Locomotive Shipped to Indianapolis Children's Museum
Workmen clear overhead lines Wednesday as the 55-ton wood burning locomotive Reuben Wells is transported by truck to the Indianapolis Children's Museum. The historic engine once powered trains and drew crowds during its era.
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