US Peace Talks in Paris Tactics Go On Despite Insults
AP reports the United States aims to ignore insults at the Paris Vietnam peace talks and waits for signs of change from North Vietnam and the NLF. Ambassador Lodge cites the 1954 Geneva Accords as a framework, while noting a likely long, tough bargaining path to a settlement.
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Yar
Vietnam
North Vietnam
National Liberation Front
Nixon
Tlon
U.S
NLF
Henry Cabot Lodge
North
South Vietnam
United States
International Control Commission
Geneva
Hanoi
Washington
Paris
NLP
Decline in Racial and Religious Appeals in 1968 Elections
The Fair Campaign Practice Committee reports a major drop in appeals to race and religion in the 1968 elections. Only 6 percent of unfair complaints involved race prejudice and 3 percent religion, with most issues arising from misrepresentation and falsification of campaign material in the closing days.
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Washington
Fair Campaign Practice Committee
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
Ohio
Nva
Ameer
Senate
House
Urbana PTA Holds Meet
The February Urbana PTA meeting was held February 18 with visitation from 7:30 to 8:30 p m and a business session at 8 30 p m. Dr John L Carnochan Frederick County Schools will speak March 18. A life membership was awarded to Mrs Fred J Ward for devoted PTA service.
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Urbana Pta
PTA
Fred Schaub
Maryland
Carole Schaub
Marcia Wilke
Florence Donnan
John L. Carnochan
Frederick County
Urbana
Winchester Hall
Maryland Pta
Fred J. Ward
Herble
Brown
Baltimore Strike Costs $75 Million in 63 Days
The 63 day strike by International Longshoremen's Association members in Baltimore cost the region about 75 million dollars, as per Maryland Port Authority figures. About 2,500 of 5,000 local dock workers were eligible to vote. 1,435 to 694 approved a new three year contract after a weekend backlog clearance. Almost 100 ships were idled amid the deadlock. The pact raises wages from 3.62 to 4.60 per hour, boosts pension and welfare contributions, and guarantees 1,400 hours of work in the year.
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Baltimore
Econy
Maryland Port Authority
International Longshoremen’s Association
ILA
Teen joke forces removal from Eastern Air Lines flight
A Jacksonville teen joked a Washington DC to Columbia SC to Augusta bound plane was headed to Cuba. Eastern station manager Buddy Griggs removed him Friday night and later said the boy apologized, insisting the remark was joking.
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Augusta
Jacksonville
Griggs
Wheat export competition includes Argentina Canada and Australia
Argentina, Canada and Australia are major competitors to the United States in the export of wheat, challenging U S market share and influencing global supply dynamics.
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Argentina
Canada
Australia
United States
Peterson aims to turn Delaware into a problem solving model
Gov. Russell W. Peterson of Delaware voices plans to use the small state as a laboratory for welfare reform education housing and crime reduction. He desire s rapid results with targeted programs including job training better housing and private sector partnerships while avoiding partisan politics.
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Dover
Del
Russell W. Peterson
Delaware
Peterson
America
Real Puzzler At Philadelphia Museum Curiosities
Visitors at the Philadelphia Museum of Art pose questions about an 11th century style marble fountain. A guide explains modern recirculation powered by an electric motor, while the women wonder how it operated in the past.
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Philadelpina
Philadelphia Museum of Art
Rulde
Munesim Atul Fa
Martinique Follows French Population Density Claim
A claim states Martinique has three times as many Frenchmen per square mile as France overall. The assertion contrasts a Caribbean island's population density with the metropole, inviting scrutiny of the source data and methodology.
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Martinique
France
Detroit Police Study Finds White Officers View Blacks as Primitive
A Detroit study by Dr. Robert Mendelsohn, approved by police officials, interviews 286 officers including 36 Negroes. It finds most white officers deem blacks primitive and easily aroused, with limited knowledge of the black community and a belief that unrest from the 1967 riot was not beneficial.
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Detroit
Robert Mendelsohn
Wayne State University
Lafayette
Mendelson
American Academy of Forensic Science
Chicago
Mendelsohn
Troit
Poliel
Pearl Harbor Mastermind to Receive Naval Academy Honors
ANNAPOLIS AP The man who planned the Japanese air attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941 will be honored at the U S Naval Academy Monoru Genda a retired general will be the guest of the U S Naval Institute as part of a distinguished visitors program on March 3
Authentic Astro-Sonic stereo radio-phonographs charm homes
The copy touts Astro-Sonic stereo radio-phonographs with Colonial period styling and modern performance. Features include Stereo FM and Monaural FM, powerful AM radio, Micromatic Player, solid-state circuitry, gliding top panels, and a sound system with two bass woofers and Expo horns for wide stereo separation.
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Ork
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