Thant declines second term as UN secretary general
U Thant said he will not seek another five year stint and will leave Security Council recommendations free for the General Assembly. His Nov. 3 term end comes amid East West wrangling and questions over Red China’s membership. He cited dissatisfaction with universality of membership and reaffirmed his belief that a secretary general should normally serve one term.
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Briton charter airliner crashes in Yugoslavia killing ninety
A Britannia Airways four engine turboprop carrying 110 holidaymakers and seven crew crashed while landing near Ljubljana. Officials report at least 90 dead with many others injured. Survivors rushed to Ljubljana hospital as investigators probe the worst Yugoslav air disaster.
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Howie Hustles Journal Want Ad for Classified Prospects
An advertising pitch highlights Howie Hustles as a far reaching help for sales teams. It promotes ready buyers and directs interested businessmen to dial 422 3611 for an experienced classified representative.
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Journal
Pleasant Warmth Ahead With High Near Ninety
The forecast calls for fair conditions tonight with a low around 68. Friday will be partly cloudy and warm with a high near 90. Yesterday’s high reached 90 and the overnight low was 62. This morning at 11 o clock the temperature was 78.
You And The Draft Clarity On Ohio Draft Rules From Col. Clouse
Associated Press writer Stephen Miller interviews Col. Raymond E. Clouse, head of the Ohio draft office, to clear up how draftees are chosen amid Viet Nam uncertainty. Story continues on Page 11.
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Ohio
De Gaulle Links Peace to U S Viet Nam Withdrawal Timetable
In Phnom Penh Charles de Gaulle declared no chance for peace talks in Viet Nam without an American withdrawal timetable. He urged that a political accord could help peace short of a full withdrawal, while stressing no military solution exists. His remarks capped his Cambodia visit amid heightened anti U S sentiment.
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United States
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State Department
Washington
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U. S
Viet Nam
Plaquemines Parish Boss Clamps Down on Integration
Leander Perez, 76, head of Plaquemines Parish Council, leads a defiant stance against school integration amid a mixed response in nearby St Bernard Parish. After five Negro students enrolled under court order, no white pupils attended as Perez denounces civil rights efforts and rejects federal funds while fortifying parish autonomy.
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U.S. Navy
Dayton Riots Prompt Ohio Guard Deployment
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes ordered the National Guard into Dayton after a shooting involving white men and a Black man. Police blocked West Third Street as gangs hurled rocks and smashed windows, with looting reported in parts of the city. Guard units from Dayton and nearby areas were mobilized, though it would take hours to reach the scene. Lester Mitchell, 40, was wounded in the incident.
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Ohio
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Congress Nears Final Approval for Highway Safety Package
The House and Senate unanimously approve a safety bill granting federal power to set mandatory standards for 1968 model cars buses and trucks and authorize 322 million in aid for state safety programs. The package ध aims to reduce highway fatalities and will extend to tires used cars and safety features such as shoulder harnesses and padding.
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Chuckle The taxpayer as a natural resource exhausts first
The remark frames taxpayers as America's fastest-depleting resource, highlighting concern over government spending and fiscal strain on citizens. It comments on the burden of taxation and the need for prudent budget management.
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