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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1968

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Thieu Proposes South Viet Nam Leads Paris Talks

President Thieu urges Saigon to head one delegation at the Paris peace talks with the North leading the other. He envisions a single US allied group on his side and Hanoi free to include other factions. He rejects four party talks and vows to continue fighting until victory.

Saigon Nguyen van Thieu United States Paris Thieu National Liberation Front North Vietnam Hanoi Johnson NLF U.S Washington Ellsworth Bunker Bunker South Vietnam

Bombers Hit Bases and Fortifications Near Saigon

Fifty B52 bombers dropped 1500 tons of explosives on troop concentrations base camps and supply depots in eight missions from noon Thursday to today. The strikes targeted War Zone C about 60 miles north north west of Saigon near the Cambodian border. Government reports say 23 enemy soldiers were killed 18 miles west north west of Saigon and six government troops died with four wounded. Lt General Do Cao Tri warned of a planned all out attack in the 3rd Corps area claiming intelligence notes a total attack rather than border province occupation.

U.S. Command Saigon Ters Do Cao Tri 3Rd Tri Vietnam U.S Estes 3Rd Corps

Britains Great Train Robbery ringleader Reynolds nabbed in Torquay

Bruce Reynolds, 37, blamed as the gang ringleader in the 1963 $7 million Great Train Robbery, was arrested in Torquay. Police say he will be brought to London for questioning. Biggs remains at large. Reynolds had been missing since the heist and was reportedly seen in Australia, the French Riviera, and Texas.

London Bruce Reynolds Britain Torquay Reynolds Ronald Biggs Biggs Wandsworth Babbacombe Cornish Riviera Scotland Yard Australia French Riviera Texas Royal Canadian Mounted Police Charles Wilson

Moratorium on Appointments as Nixon-LBJ Talks Begin

Nixon plans early talks with Johnson and Agnew in Florida and considers a Humphrey meeting. Ziegler announced a moratorium on major federal appointments through December 5 to allow careful candidate selection and unity building.

Key Biscayne, Fla Richard M. Nixon Johnson Nixon Spiro T. Agnew Maryland Agnew Hubert H. Humphrey Humphrey Vietnam Nguyen van Thieu South Vietnam Ron Ziegler Ziegler Dwight D. Eisenhower

Electoral Vote In 3 States Unclaimed

Voters in Missouri Maryland and Alaska still do not know their presidential choices and Maryland residents await Senate results. Nixon leads nationally with 287 electoral votes and 43.6 percent of the popular vote while Humphrey has 43.2 percent. Alaska shows tight margins with Nixon ahead by 908 votes and absentee ballots yet to be counted.

Associated Press U.S. Senate Missouri Maryland Alaska Hubert H. Humphrey Richard M. Nixon Oregon Humphrey Nixon George C. Wallace Alabama Spiro T. Agnew

Morse Trails in Oregon Senate Race Recount Likely

In Portland Oregon Senator Wayne Morse trails by about 3500 votes to Jack Packwood as counting continues. Absentee counts favor Packwood in Multnomah while Morse leads in Lane but not enough to overcome the margin. Secretary of State Myers warns ballots will be protected. results expected December 5.

Portland, Ore Wayne Morse Nopert JackKwood, Jr Fortland Senate Lane Morse Multnomah County Packwood Clay Myers

Weekend Weather Pays No Toll In Middletown Outlook

The forecast calls for cloudy and windy conditions with a cold weekend. Tonight's low should drop to 26 to 32 degrees with a chance of showers and occasional snow flurries. Saturday remains cloudy and cold with similar temperatures and a sigh in Middletown yesterday reached 50 degrees while this morning fell to 36. Nearly half an inch of rain has fallen since yesterday morning.

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