Fortas Backers Brace for Vote on Filibuster Clash
Supporters of Abe Fortas warned of defeat as they faced a crucial Senate vote to limit debate on his nomination to chief justice. Senator Hart and Senator Tydings expressed dim hopes, while Mansfield warned the outcome would influence further moves. Opponents argued no vacancy existed and the nomination should not proceed.
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U S Urges UN Route for Middle East Peace Talks
The United States told the Soviet Union to take Middle East peace solutions to the United Nations General Assembly and avoid bilateral talks. The reply backs Gunnar Jarring’s UN-mediated effort and warns against side pocket diplomacy.
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Parker T. Hart
Turkey
Middletown Weather Forecast Promises Warm Sunshine
The Middletown area expects mostly sunny skies with highs in the upper 70s to low 80s. Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with a low in the upper 50s.
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Death toll in Vietnam War tops 400000
AP reports eight years of combat push total enemy fatalities to 401589 with 2866 last week in Vietnam. US losses about 28211 through Sept 21, 1962, while allied air and ground actions continue. Helicopters and planes downed. two crew wounded and missing.
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House Committee Probes Chicago Demonstrations
Police escorted peace activist Jerry Rubin from a congressional office building after he arrived for a HUAC hearing on Chicago antiwar protests. Rubin wore a belt of live bullets and a toy rifle, sparking his removal. Abbie Hoffman and others planned a Capitol Mall protest and sought a court injunction against contempt citations.
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Thomas E. Hayden
Robert Greenblat
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Humphrey pledges limited halt to bombing for peace
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey said in a nationwide broadcast he would stop bombing North Vietnam as an acceptable risk for peace if Hanoi shows willingness to restore the demilitarized zone. He warned the pause could resume if North Vietnam acts in bad faith, and urged a cautious path toward negotiations and a shorter war.
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Negro student joins Yeshiva on Mount Zion Jerusalem
Aryeh LaMont formerly Eric Gregory of Middletown Ohio, 19, first Black student accepted at a Mount Zion Yeshiva in Jerusalem after converting from Judaism. He studied in New York and Miami University, aims for Tel Aviv University and Munich, finds acceptance and companionship in Israel.
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