De Gaulle halts Romania trip as France faces crisis
Paris AP reports President Charles de Gaulle returns from Bucharest amid a sweeping strike wave paralyzing rail, air and postal services and prompting student protests across universities. Premier Pompidou works with security chiefs as unions push for higher pay and a possible government challenge looms.
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Kennedy says Humphrey misstated Paris talks
Sen Robert Kennedy assails Vice President Humphrey over remarks on who may attend the Paris peace talks He urges separate negotiations between the National Liberation Front and South Vietnam to avoid confusion Kennedy spoke at the University of Oregon after a 124 mile whistle stop through Western Oregon Crowds were smaller than earlier in the campaign with 1000 in Salem 100 near Oregon City and about 1000 at Albany observers noted the exchange followed Humphrey remarks in Maine about participation in Paris negotiations
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Weather Outlook Keeps Cool With All Day Clouds
Today brings more cool air and cloud cover with scattered showers. Highs reach the mid 50s to mid 60s as sunshine remains scarce. Monday stays cloudy and cool with additional showers likely.
Patience Wearing Thin in Viet Talks as Accusations Fly
Paris AP United States and North Vietnam officials clash over basic issues in their four hour meeting on Vietnam. Harriman demands acknowledgment of North Vietnamese troops in the South while Thuy insists on a halt to bombing without conditions. Talks recessed until Wednesday amid no progress and rising tensions.
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OU Union Votes Not To Strike
Athens Ohio AP non teaching employees of Ohio University voted 500 members of Local 1699 AFSCME to stay on the job not to strike. Local President Oscar McGee said the dispute continues with job reclassification as the key issue and instructed grievances to be filed Monday.
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Plywood Shanties Spread At Washington Demonstration Camp
The Poor People’s Campaign expands shelter work near the Lincoln Memorial as volunteers rush to build for thousands more arriving from across the country. Officials debate costs while Rev Bernard Lafayette warns of a crisis of funds as two by fours and plywood arrive for the 15 acre camp.
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The Modern Policeman Aims For Professional Standards
A look at how police work should evolve with better education training and pay. Ralph Abernathy is highlighted as answering King’s dream. The Lusitania wreck story hints at a salvage fortune from a WWI era catastrophe.
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IRS Defends Fair Hearings Amid Taxpayer Appeals
The IRS asserts taxpayers can obtain fair reviews within the agency, despite admitting imperfections. An appeals system lets a taxpayer request a district office conference, then a regional appellate conference, with decisions based on facts and odds of court outcomes. If unsatisfied after appellate review, a 90 day window exists to petition the U.S. Tax Court.
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