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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1968

Page

3

Johnson Harriman to review handing talks to Nixon

Ambassador Averell Harriman returns from Paris to confer with President Johnson on how to hand over peace talks to the incoming Nixon administration. He expects Nixon to appoint his own team and aims to restart negotiations with North Vietnam and the NLF, seeking a phased approach possibly including a troop withdrawal and cease-fire groundwork.

Washington U.S Paris Nixon Averell Harriman Johnson Harriman Richard M Nixon United States North Vietnam South Vietnam NLF Saigon RichaeaSa Richard Nixon

Autumn Storms Track Toward New England Snow Likely

The Associated Press reports autumn storms move toward New England with gale warnings on the coast. Cold air behind the system turns rain to snow in Tennessee and Kentucky while freezing temperatures reach northern Florida by Thursday. Tallahassee sees two inches of rain, South Carolina many areas near an inch and a half. The Pacific Northwest faces gusty winds and heavy snow in western mountains, with 70 mph gusts in Wyoming and Colorado. Berthoud Pass in Colorado records 110 mph winds. Temperatures dip into the 20s across the plains, with 30s and 40s elsewhere in the north. Zuni Pueblo, New Mexico, notes a 6 degree reading, the coldest of the morning.

Associated Press Middle Atlantic New England Tennessee Kentucky Florida Tallahassee Fla South Carolina Pacific Northwest Washington Oregon Rockies Wyoming Colorado Berthoud Pass Colorado Rockies Denver Plains Southwest Zuni Pueblo N.M

Senior Justice Black Defends Limits on Protests

Justice Hugo L. Black said protesters have no rights to tramp or assemble on others property and that the Constitution does not guarantee such actions. He warned any Chicago unrest could reach the Supreme Court, reflecting on desegregation timing and potential future cases.

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