Hanoi Hawks and Doves Deliberate Bomb Pause Delay
Washington reports Hanoi power struggles between hawks and doves may slow a response to U S proposals to end bombing in North Vietnam. U S officials say Hanoi seeks guarantees no future escalation, while Saigon and Seoul raise objections to halting the air campaign without assurances. The issue centers on reciprocity and de escalation of the Vietnam conflict.
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Jackie In Greece Wedding Arrangements For Onassis
Jacqueline Kennedy arrived in Greece to marry Aristotle Onassis. A Greek airliner ferried her party to Andravida, then to Preveza before Scorpios where the wedding is planned within days. They will honeymoon on Scorpios or cruise the Mediterranean.
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Greek Faith Okays Onassis Kennedy Marriage Likely
Greek Orthodoxy would approve the planned marriage of Aristotle Onassis and Jacqueline Kennedy, while Roman Catholic rules may bar it unless Onassis’ earlier marriage is annulled. Catholic authorities doubt a valid Catholic wedding, whereas Orthodoxy in North and South America has already granted divorce-based remarriage.
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Allied Air Power Keeps Up War of Attrition Against Reds
U S fighter bombers hit North Vietnam amid monsoon weather as Saigon withholds bombing halt. Air Force Navy and Marine jets target supply channels south of the 19th parallel with 100 missions logged Thursday. Reports delay until Saturday. Allied forces claim destruction of supply boats trucks warehouses and two bridges. Australia reports 40 Viet Cong killed near Pleiku. Navy boats intercept Viet Cong medical supplies in the Mekong Delta.
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Middletown Area Weather Forecast
The forecast for Middletown and vicinity calls for cloudy cooler conditions with scattered showers ending today. Highs in the 60s, tonight clearing with a low in the 40s, Saturday partly cloudy and cooler. Yesterday’s high 76, low 64, and rainfall total of .07 inch last night.
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Wallace Victory Could Reshape Ohio Election Boards
If George Wallace wins the statewide ballot in Ohio, Democrats would lose their long standing seats on the 88 county election boards and patronage tied to them. Third party status could occur if Wallace tops the ballot, triggering appointive changes from the leading two parties. American Independent Party members would fill vacancies as terms expire.
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Chuckle Reputation Bursts When You Blow It Up
A playful statement compares reputation to a large bubble that cannot be inflated by one’s own efforts. It notes the fragility of image and the futility of forcing a grand display through self-driven exaggeration.
Political Figures To Speak At School At Bowling Green
Two political figures will speak at Bowling Green State University as part of the Youth and New Politics lecture series. Georgia legislator Julian Bond is set for November 22 and Senator George McGovern of South Dakota for December 5.
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Apollo 7 engine test marks record for manned ship
Apollo 7 astronauts fire the steering engine for 66 seconds reaching 120 miles above the Gulf of Mexico in a pivotal test. Commander Schirra manually controlled the last 30 seconds and noted gravity equaled Earth's. The burn shifted the ship 1 120 mph and adjusted its orbital plane with minimal path change.
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