Recruiting Dates For 1 800 Big Headache In Chicago
Chicago officials face a headache recruiting 1 800 high school graduates aged 18 to 22 to serve as blind dates for Air Force cadets and Naval Academy midshipmen after a Navy football game at Soldier Field. 800 girls lined up for interviews as organizers plan matching by squadron numbers and provide 250000 dollars for transport and entertainment, with girls responsible for their own rides home.
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Chicago
James McDonough
Air Force
Naval Academy
Soldier Field
McDonough
Squadron 10
No. 7
Richard J. Daley
Jane Byrne
Navy Air Force Academy
Humphrey Urges Annual U S Soviet Summit Talks
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey proposed annual U S Soviet summit conferences as forums for a new diplomacy free of publicity. He urged Moscow to press North Vietnam to negotiate seriously at Paris and restated his six point Middle East settlement plan while pledging to be a peace president.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
United States
Soviet Union
Humphrey
U.S
Paris
Middle East
Ocean Hill Brownsville Bar 80 Teachers Amid Union Threats
New York official bars 80 teachers at Ocean Hill Brownsville despite union warnings of strikes. The move follows a 30 day suspension of the local board and ongoing school disruptions as teachers shift to nonteaching roles.
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New York
Rhody McCoy
Ocean Hill
Brownsville
Board of Education
McCoy
Albert Shanker
Afl-Cio United Federation of Teachers
Brooklyn Dis
Trict
Central Board
Brownsyville
Herman B. Ferguson
Calm Weather Returns With Light Showers Expected
After a brief lull the rain returns to the area today as highs reach the 70s. Tonight will be fair and cool with a low around 40 in Middletown. Wednesday brings increasing clouds and a chance of showers with warmer temperatures and a higher low.
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Middletown
Enemies plan bigger push in Vietnam before year end
U S military officials weigh intelligence that Hanoi may use a large strike to gain headlines around the November 5 election. They see limited chance of a Tet-like offensive but note North Vietnamese and Viet Cong units are rebuilding after heavy losses.
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Washington
Vietnam
Hanoi
U.S
North Vietnam
Nixon Would Seek Broader View and Peace in Vietnam
Nixon said if elected he would not escalate bombing of North Vietnam and might halt it to save American lives. He urged broader negotiations for a generous peace and discussed Vietnam in depth during a Buffalo visit before trips to Flint and Minneapolis.
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Charles Stone
U. S. 4Th Infantry
Vietnam
Stone
Buffalo
N.Y
Richard M. Nixon
North Vietnam
Nam
Flint
Mich
Minneapolis
Washington
Publishers and Editors
United Press International
Nixon
New York City
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Paris
Johnson
Wallace Rally Draws 10000 Fans in Baltimore Arena
About 10 000 people packed the Baltimore Civic Center for a George Wallace rally. Police used dogs and horses to move demonstrators after the speech and 15 arrests were reported for disorderly conduct. Wallace praised his supporters and warned threats from critics as hecklers challenged his message.
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George C. Wallace
Wallace
Baltimore Civic Center
Hitler
Alabama
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