Johnsons Peace Efforts Face Hanoi Conditions on Talks
Vietnam leader Ho Chi Minh and President Johnson exchange notes on peace efforts as Fulbright urges a bombing pause to spur negotiations. Kennedy criticizes Johnson for tying talks to evidence of Hanoi stopping infiltration, while Hanoi demands unconditional U S bombing cessation and other war acts before any talks.
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North Vietnam
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J.W. Fulbright
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Robert F. Kennedy
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Fulbright
Vietnam
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Alexei N. Kosygin
Ho Ch Minh
South Vietnam
Kennedy
United States
White House
Guam
Nguyen Cao Ky
U.S
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
War's Grind Showing In North Vietnam
The Guam conference signals a hardening view that North Vietnam may face political danger from U S backed pressure. Hanoi reports rising economic strain and manpower shifts as bombing disrupts transport and farming, warning that low output endangers production for war needs.
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N. Vietnam
Dress Fit for a Lady: Tight Yet Respectful Style Note
A historical fashion remark on dress fit urges garments that reveal form yet preserve dignity. It emphasizes balance between tightness to hint at a figure and looseness to maintain ladylike modesty in attire.
Burglar Strikes as Princess Margaret Sleeps Through Break-in
Princess Margaret and her family slept through a London burglary at Ken sington Palace as a thief stole gold coins and binoculars from the nursery. A patrolling officer spotted a man in bushes behind the palace and the intruder was captured shortly after. The incident occurred while Viscount Linley and Lady Sarah Armstrong-Jones were nearby.
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Sarah Armstrong-Jones
Mao's Schemes Lose in Hong Kong Political Row
Hong Kong Star reports the Politburo overruled Mao Tse-tung on military action against South Vietnam Thailand and Quemoy. Chou En-lai led opposition, arguing foreign intervention would invite U.S. expansion and weaken China. Also notes mass grave of 20 Red Guards near Canton with mutilated bodies.
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Peking
Chou En-lai
Vietnam
U.S
Chou
North Vietnam
Chiang Kai-shek
United States
Chiang
Chinee
Canton
Venue Change Sought for Posteal Laskey Trial
Cincinnati attorneys ask for a change of venue for Posteal Laskey Jr. a 29 year old Negro laborer charged with first degree murder in the Aug 14 1966 killing of Barbara Bowman 31 a Cincinnati secretary. The affidavit was filed in common pleas court and sets the March 27 trial date.
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Posteal Laskey Jr
Burton R. Singer
Common Pleas Court
Laskey
Barbara Bowman
Springlike Night Forecast With Warmer Weekend Ahead
The forecast calls for a fair and cool night with a low in the 30s. A warming trend is expected through the weekend with Thursday reaching the 50s and above normal temperatures. Showers may appear Saturday. Yesterday’s high hit 40 and the overnight low was 32. Today at 11 a.m. the temperature was 37.
Where's That Spring Snowstorm Hits Northeast and Northwest
Snow and rain pelted the Northeast as winter lingered on the second day of spring. The Weather Bureau warned of 2 to 4 inches in New York metro area with up to 6 inches inland. Albany reported 2 inches at 5 am. Light snow fell in Philadelphia while a light snow cover spread across northeastern Pennsylvania, northern New Jersey, the Hudson Valley, Long Island, and southern New England. Twin storm centers dropped light snow over the eastern Great Lakes and off the Virginia Capes.
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New York
Albany
Tal
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New Jersey
Hudson Valley
Long Island
New England
Great Lakes
Virginia Capes
Foster parents seek adoption after court challenge to age
The Marcheses, age 60 and 55, who raised Nancy Anne Pagani since she was two weeks old, fight in state Supreme Court to reclaim the child from the New York Foundling Hospital run by the Archdiocese of New York. They urge adoption with parental consent and face loss of monthly support. The case mirrors a similar dispute in Tillson where an older couple adopted a ward after a lengthy council decision.
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Belinda
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Bayonne
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Gerald Alpert
City Welfare Department
Tillson
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Michael Liuni
Senators Scramble Over Missiles City Protections
The Senate backed an 20.8 billion antiballistic missile bill for the year starting July 1 with 377 million to start the system. Charleston and 24 other cities were in dispute as Sen. Clark and Sen. Thurmond clashed over the plan and a rule about remarks. Most funds fund weapons and research, with 13.4 billion for aircraft missiles ships and vehicles.
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