Diplomats Hint Bomb Halt Aids Mothers Milk Appeal
Messages from women nationwide flood Spokane for breast milk to save a 3 month old Richard Madson who requires human milk to survive. Donors from California Oregon Washington and Canada pledged assistance while Red Cross units coordinate shipments and local routes extend up to 100 miles into northern Idaho.
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Spokane, Wash
Spokane
Betty Madson
Richard
Mrs. Madson
Tiny Richard
Miami
Fla
San Bernardino
Calif
San Francisco
Oregon
Ore
B.C
Madson
Idaho
Harriman cites DMZ demilitarization as talks condition
In a TV interview Harriman said North Vietnam has not yet proposed a concrete path to end bombing and has criticized US actions while demanding denuclearized zones. He stressed the United States would insist on genuine DMZ demilitarization and a halt to all attacks as a prerequisite for broader negotiations.
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Paris
United States
North Vietnam
Xuan Thuy
Hanoi Radio
U.S
South Vietnam
W. Averell Harriman
ABC
Demilitarized Zone
Harriman
Dmz
Interes
Aftershocks Hit Japan Kill Toll Rises
Strong after shocks persisted in northern Japan as relief crews clear quake sites. A second major tremor struck Thursday night while officials counted 83 after shocks by Friday noon. Nine people remain missing. over 2,000 homes crushed and about 9,000 homeless. The quake measured 7.8 on the Japanese scale, nearly matching the 1923 disaster. The Diet approved emergency relief including food and bedding as defense units help debris clearance.
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Tokyo
Japan
Honshu
Hokkaido Island
Yokohama
France’s unrest spreads as workers join student protests
In Paris the student and worker demonstrations deepen with Renault plants occupied by strikers and national distribution disrupted. Police reserve forces grow to about 10,000 alongside 60,000 already on duty as students rail against the system and demand independence from government ministries.
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Paris
France
Georges Pompidou
Renault Automobile Company
Office For French Radio and Television
Ministries of Information and Finance
Weekend Showers Expected as Ohio Forecast Dips Below Normal
Southwest Ohio and Miami Valley see showers tonight and Saturday with lows from 50 to 60. Five day outlook shows temperatures averaging below normal through Wednesday, with highs in the 60s to low 70s. Weekend rain totals about half an inch. Yesterday’s high reached 72 and this morning’s low was 51.
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Ohio
Miami Valley
Chuckle Mom Teases Son Over Lunch Tomorrow
A playful mother tells her young son if he doesn’t want his meal, she will save it for his father by putting it in Daddy’s lunch tomorrow. The lighthearted exchange captures family humor and daily domestic moments.
Senate Rejects Proposals On Mail Order Gun Sales
The Senate rejected proposals to ban interstate mail order sales of rifles and shotguns and to bar sales of antitank guns and machine guns to private citizens. The vote was 53 to 29 against the long gun ban and 54 to 29 against allowing state exemptions. The action came as debate tied to a broader crime control bill with police wiretapping provisions and federal grants under discussion.
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Senate
Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
White House
Johnson
Supreme Court
Thomas J. Dodd
Dconn
Howard W. Cannon
Dnev
Dodd
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Javits
Roman L. Hruska
R.neb
Hruska
Allied A Shau Drive Over Burnt Valley Left To Reds
PHU BAI Vietnam AP Allied forces ended a month long sweep through the A Shau Valley as North Vietnamese forces were believed to withdraw back to the area. Command claims 726 enemy troops killed and 139 Americans killed with 662 wounded. The operation, Delaware, involved about 15 000 troops and aimed to reconnoiter and remove supply stocks before monsoon rains cut air support. U S officers report large captures including rifles machine guns ammo artillery rounds vehicles tanks and 71205 tons of rice.
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Phu Bai
Vietnam
A Shau
South Vietnam
U.S
William L. Rosson
Hue
Delaware
Saigon
John J. Tolson
1St Air Cavalry Division
Hanoi
Truck Rams Train Dead Injured In Ohio Derailment
A tractor trailer rammed a Penn Central freight train in Morrow County Ohio causing the engine and 12 cars to derail. The truck driver Jack F White, 30, Marion was killed as flames engulfed the vehicle. Five crew members were injured and admitted to Galion Memorial Hospital with varying injuries. Two other crewmen in the caboose had minor injuries. Penn Central crews cleared the wreckage and rerouted trains. This followed a similar derailment involving a train and truck the previous night near Edgerton in Williams County with eight injured.
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Galion
Ohio
Penn Central
Ohio Highway Patrol
Jack FE
White
Marion
Morrow County
Galion Memorial Hospital
Richard Hover
Charles Leech
Loren Rubart
Hover
Leech
Rubart
Caboose
Raymond Noss
New London
Glenn Ertley
Edgerton
Williams County
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