Early Peace In Vietnam Possible Says U S Officials
Paris AP reports private U S officials remain optimistic about an early peace breakthrough amid deadlocked talks. They cite possible Hanoi willingness to discuss a bombing halt, a view spurred by perceived shifts after the 25th session. Factors include Nixon’s election, Allied pressure in South Vietnam, and Hanoi’s careful diplomacy.
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Pueblo Crew Near Release Amid Panmunjom Talks
AP reports U S and North Korean negotiators held substantial talks at Panmunjom on the Pueblo crew release. Kyunghyang Shinmun cited sources noting 82 crewmen, held since January 23, could be freed soon with Lennart Finmark attending talks and Maj. Gen. Gilbert Woodward inspecting facilities near Seoul for reception.
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Post Office Dedication Set Sunday in Columbus
The ultramodern Columbus post office, opened last month, will be dedicated Sunday with Frederick E. Barrus, assistant U.S. postmaster general, as featured speaker. Ohio U.S. senators Frank Lausche and Stephen Young are expected to attend, along with Franklin County Congressmen Samuel Devine and Chalmers P. Wylie.
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Humphrey pleads for McCarthy endorsement in New York
In New York Hubert Humphrey urged Eugene McCarthy to back his bid warning that McCarthy's support could avert a Nixon or Wallace nightmare. Speaking before New York Liberal party members he warned the coming president may not be Wallace but could be Nixon. He cited his own pursuit of impossible dreams and urged today’s realities.
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Thieu Denies Coup Plot Amid Heightened Alert
Saigon reports a thwarted coup attempt prompted a government counter alert. Thieu’s office denied any overthrow and said he would address the nation by radio and television. The security clampdown included suspending the Saigon Post for press rule violations.
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Pen Fails Dismisses Speeding Charge in Chattanooga
In Chattanooga Tennessee City Court Judge Riley Graham dismissed a speeding charge against Martha Davis after a patrolman reported his pen failed while writing the ticket and he had to borrow one from Mrs. Davis.
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