Face in diplomacy cited as major obstacle in Vietnam talks
In Saigon diplomats warn Washington misread Hanoi and Saigon mood as Johnson proposed a four way peace plan. Thieu rejects Paris talks without NLF legitimacy while Hanoi accepts four way talks but disputes South Vietnamese government recognition. Saigon unity contrasted with Buddhist opposition and fear of a U S bombing halt.
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Hanoi
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South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Paris
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
NLF
Vietnam
Thieu
Barrer
U.S
Ellsworth Bunker
Humphreys Focus on Ohio Vote in Final Campaign Push
Democratic nominee Hubert Humphrey campaigned in Ohio with stops in Youngstown and Cleveland. Mrs. Humphrey toured Toledo and Cleveland, while son Hubert III spoke at a John F Kennedy Memorial breakfast. Republican Spiro Agnew planned a Canton appearance as Ohio awaits election results. An Ohio Senate race heated up with Saxbe and Gilligan meeting in Cleveland.
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Cuyahoga County
Young Democratic Club
John F. Kennedy
Cleveland
Maryland
Spiro Agnew
Ohio
Canton
Humphrey
Toledo
Harris Pol
Senate
William B. Saxbe
John J. Gilligan
Arbitration Board
Saxke
Gilligan
Fair Campaign Practices Committee
Ohio Debate Highlights clash over bombing halt
In Cleveland a Friday City Club debate between Senatorial candidates Saxte and Gilligan opened with sharp exchanges over the Vietnam bombing pause. Saxte, Republican, called the halt a political tool while Gilligan, Democrat, framed it as a step toward peace and urged national unity. About 700 attendees heard pleas to end bloodshed and keep protests nonviolent as Mrs. Humphrey campaigned nearby.
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Bally
William B. Saxte
Johnson
Saxbe
John J. Gilligan
North Vietnam
Gilligan
City Club
Hubert H. Humphrey
Cleveland
Thieu Rejects Paris Peace Talks Move
President Nguyen Van Thieu refused to send a South Vietnamese delegation to Paris for the peace talks. He said Hanoi must engage directly with Saigon before he will participate, warning against recognizing the NLF. U.S. aims for four way talks with North and South Vietnam and the Viet Cong.
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Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
U. S
North Vietnam
Washington
Paris
Congress
Nixon Sees Space Program as Step to Military Superiority
Nixon argued the space program should be a tool for national defense and bargaining power, saying it would provide the superiority needed for a lasting peace. He accused Johnson of mismanaging space policy and criticized Humphrey for weakening U S defense posture.
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Republcan
Richard M. Nixon
Nxon
Johnson
Austin
Tex
Hubert Humphrey
Nixon
Ohio Weather Turns Cooler After Warm Spell
Coo er weather moves back into Ohio with a low near 45 tonight and a Sunday high around 60. Clouds linger tonight and tomorrow, with a chance of showers spreading into the southern part of the state.
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Ohio
LeMay Fired From Board Post Cites Political Pressure
Retired General Curtis LeMay says his dismissal as chairman of Networks Electronics Corp follows political motives after entering as George Wallace’s third party running mate. He offered resignations to several boards, including the California firm, amid stock drops and board nonreappointment.
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Memphis, Tenn
Curtis E. LeMay
California
Networks Electronics Corp
Mahai D. Patrichi
The
Electronics
LeMay
Memphis
George C. Wallace
Salazar in grave condition after blood pressure drop
Former Portuguese prime minister Antonio de Oliveira Salazar was reported in another period of crisis Friday night following a sharp drop in his blood pressure.
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Lisbon
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar
Embassy Stormed in Jordan Protests Turn Violent
In Amman crowds estimated at about ten thousand clashed with security troops in front of the U.S. Embassy. Demonstrators tore down the flag but did not enter the building, and a portion of the banner was later restored. No injuries were reported.
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Amman
Jordan
U.S
Ammca
Palestine
Martin Draper
Draper
Tear gas force evacuation at Wallace for President HQ
A tear gas grenade briefly forced evacuation of the Wallace for President downtown headquarters in Columbus Ohio. A custodian saw two youths release the gas in the hallway. the chemical entered via vents. Ten workers left their rooms but returned within an hour with no injuries reported. The Ohio Wallace coordinator described the exposure as a good dose.
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Columbus
Ohio
Wallace
G. Sage Lyons
George C. Wallace
Israelis Attack on Nile River Damage Sparks U.N. Cease Fire Debate
United Nations Security Council meets after an Israeli raid across the Suez Canal allegedly penetrates 125 miles into Egypt to strike two Nile bridges and a Soviet built power plant. Egypt and Israel blame each other as 15 Israeli troops die in an artillery clash.
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Nile River
U.N. Security Council
U.S
Middle East
Egypt
Israel
Suez Canal
Nile
Canal
U.N
Police Theft Investigation Continues In Hamilton County
Hamilton County police chiefs from six departments meet to discuss reports of a series of thefts involving officers. Two patrolmen are implicated in one theft, with merchandise returned and charges not filed. The incident involved auto antifreeze and a snow shovel valued at about $12. Officers resigned. investigations in other departments have yielded nothing so far.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
North College Hill
Stanley Petit
Morant Healthy
Springfield Township
Finneytown
Stanley
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NFL
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Peack
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