Johnson Faces Hanoi Saigon Hurdles Over Bombing Halt
President Johnson encounters obstacles from Hanoi and Saigon as White House seeks a bombing pause tied to North Vietnamese assurances. Thieu demands guarantees against war escalation and inclusion of the Front in talks, while U S officials weigh field consequences and demilitarized buffer terms for de escalation.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Johnson
Hanoi
Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
Paris
South Vietnam
United States
Nguyen van Thieu
Ellsworth Bunker
Thieu
South Vietnamese National Liberation Front
North
South
Vietnam
Dayton Teachers Ratify Work Agreement
About 1,400 Dayton public school teachers of the Dayton Classroom Teachers Association ratified a temporary contract ending a one day boycott. The agreement follows a protest over how officials handle complaints and parental remarks and will hold until a permanent pact is set.
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Dayton
Ohio
Dayton Classroom Teachers Association
DCTA
Dayton Federation of Teachers
Teachers Association
Million-Dollar Alvin Sub Loses Cable Break Sunk Near Cape Cod
The 23-foot Alvin research submarine plunged 4500 feet into the Atlantic when a launch cable broke during deployment from the Lulu, filling the hatch with water but with no crew aboard. Oceanographer Paul M. Fye expects good chances of recovery as Alvin surveys the sea bottom for the Navy project.
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Woods Hole
Mass
Alvin
Mediterranean
Atlantic
Maran Lulu
Paul M. Fye
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Lulu
Cape Cod
Navy
U.S
Spain
Tempest Gladys Tracks Toward Gulf Coast Threat Diminishes
Hurricane Gladys veered toward the northwest in the Gulf of Mexico reducing the threat to Tampa Bay area. A hurricane hunter reported the shift as Gladys approached 180 miles south southwest of Tampa and 200 miles west of Miami. Cuban authorities reported one death and widespread damage from the storm.
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Tempest
Gladys
Gulf of Mexico
Miami
Fla
Cuba
Tampa Bay
Tampa
Gulf Coast
St. Petersburg
Bradenton
Sarasota
Clearwater
National Weather Service
Island
Florida
Gulf
Miami Beach
Apollo 7 Crew Reports Sobriety as Mission Near Halfway
Apollo 7 astronauts Schirra Eisele and Cunningham presented a sober 12 minute TV tour from the ship as the flight nears its 11 day goal. They noted a brief milestone crossing halfway with 132 hours remaining and discussed ongoing tests and a head cold.
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United States
High Space Agency
Schirra
Bermuda
Cunningham
Eisele
Weather outlook shows mild Fri with scattered showers
Forecast calls for variable cloudiness today and tomorrow with a chance of scattered showers. Highs will reach 70s to 80s, tonight in the 50s to 60s, and Friday remains cloudy and mild with a chance of rain. Yesterday’s high was 80 and the morning low 64.
Wife Sees Through You Yet Notices Missing Button
A witty personal note contrasts a wife who reads people with the small irony of her missing button. The remark plays on attention to detail and domestic humor.
Wallace recalls a tougher yet happier Alamogordo days
In Alamogordo New Mexico George C Wallace visits the Chick en House a wartime shack home of his family He recalls the good times and spoke with neighbors including Lurleen Wallace who died last May He met residents at a city park and signed autographs talking about schooling and unity with a young reader asking if he is prejudiced and receiving a cautious reply
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Alamogordo, N.M
George C. Wallace
Lurleen
Bobbie Jo
Alamogordo Army Air Base
Josephine Robertson
Searcys
Alamogordo
Searcy
Wallace
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