Peace talks in Tonkin ship site rejected by Hanoi
A North Vietnamese spokesman in Vientiane rejected Indonesia’s proposal to hold preliminary peace talks with the United States aboard an Indonesian cruiser in the Gulf of Tonkin. Hanoi said the shipboard talks violate Johnson conditions and would exclude broader participation.
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Heavy fighting persists around Hue and Dong Ha in Vietnam
Allied forces report 1139 enemy and many own casualties as Marine units press bunker to bunker fighting near Dong Ha and Hue. U S and allied troops claim strong North Vietnamese counterattacks and ongoing air strikes while a 15 000 man sweep in the A Shau Valley targets enemy supply routes.
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Cincinnati pupils stage second straight sit in at high schools
AP report from Cincinnati says about 120 participants including two nonstudents were arrested in sit ins at four high schools over suspensions and transfers. Nearly 900 parents and students pressured for continued protests with picketing at the Board of Education Building and a City Hall demonstration.
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Avondale
Paul Miller
Chuckle Clothes Don’t Make the Man, But a Good Suit
The item quips that attire alone cannot define a person, yet a sharp suit can influence perceptions of a lawyer’s professionalism and competence.
Columbia Trustees Agree To Talk As Protests Continue
Columbia University trustees voted after a 12 member faculty executive committee meeting to study changes in the university structure and urged all students and faculty to resume scholarly activities to end police presence. The talks come amid nine days of clashes with police injuring at least 11 people and disrupting classes across branches.
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Institute For Defense Analysis
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Alan F. Westin
Westin
Mini Planet Icarus To Zip Past Earth In June
The maverick asteroid Icarus, about half a mile across, starts toward Earth at 20 000 mph and will pass within four million miles on June 14. Navy astronomers say there is no danger of a collision, though some experts warn future approaches remain possible as Icarus crosses orbits.
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Collegi an Goldfish Swallowing Title Clinches 269
Dan Cavuto of Philadelphia won the goldfish swallowing contest at St. Joseph's College with 269 fish. Bill Shuda, also of Philadelphia, failed on fish No 200 due to a rule requiring chewing before swallowing. An SPCA agent criticized the event as not right for a Catholic college.
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St. Joseph’s College
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Society For Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Weather forecast for Southwest Ohio and Miami Valley
The forecast for Southwest Ohio and the Miami Valley area calls for fair and warmer weather today and Friday. A low of 40 and a high of 90 is expected for today. There will be clear skies and slight winds with temperatures in the 30s Friday and Saturday with possible showers Friday and a 10 percent chance of showers over the weekend. Yesterday's high was 75 and the low 39 this morning.
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