Indonesian Ship Proposal For Parley Site Accepted
Washington reports Secretary George Christian said the United States accepts Indonesia's suggestion for a neutral ship to host preliminary peace talks with North Vietnam. It is unclear if North Vietnam is considering the idea as Jakarta announces the proposal.
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Chrishant stated the U S government and Hanoi had been informed of Indonesia's plan before Jakarta public announcement. He noted possible other contacts and suggested an affirmative American response may be forthcoming. Christian claimed both the United States and North Vietnam have aminosaurs in Indonesia.
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Write-In Upsets Nixon in Senate Fight
The AP reported a write-in challenge to Nixon emerged in a Massachusetts Republican primary where a write-in candidate gained momentum as Gov. Nelson Rockefeller trailed. The state law requires party ballots, and the result hinges on post-primary returns. In Sierra Blanca, a school board fight over alleged beatings of Mexican American students prompted protests and calls for rehires and board changes.
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Negotiators Near Phone Strike Pact
Washington AP negotiators for Western Electric and Bell System workers near a wage settlement amid a nationwide strike. About 145000 workers across 40 states walkout after a 2 week impasse, with talks resuming as Bell negotiates a pattern for roughly 600000 employees.
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Massachusetts GOP Primary Leads to Rockefeller Victory
Massachusetts voters cast 56 percent write ins with 1 of 3.29 million registered voters. Rockefeller led Republicans with 130,908 votes as pre cincts counted 1,722 of 1,734. McCarthy trailed Kennedy by about 21 points in the GOP tally. Humphrey led Democrats with 64,662 and Kennedy 41,994.
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House Panel Approves Large Budget Slash
The House Appropriations Committee approved an 18 billion dollar cut in appropriations, including a 4 billion dollar cut for the coming year, aiming to break the tax and economy deadlock. Chairman George H. Mahon, D-Tex., said the action could help move past the stalemate as spending cuts become part of the pending tax bill.
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Texas politics heats up as outsiders vie for governor
Inside Today's Odessa American reports that outside interests rejoin the Texas gubernatorial race, signaling renewed influence and potential shifts in support. In Columbia, University cancels classes again as administrators seek crisis talks, prompting campus disruption and student concern.
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King Assassin Suspect Sought In Australia
Australian police widen search for James Earl Ray, also known as Eric Starvo Galt, wanted in the United States for the MLK assassination. FBI information suggests he may have fled to Australia as authorities review entry documents at ports of entry.
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Court Rules On Basin Case
The Supreme Court upheld the Federal Power Commission authority to set area based maximum gas sale rates to pipelines. In a 7-1 Permian Basin ruling the court allowed pragmatic adjustments to regulate producers' prices, aiming to protect consumers in Western Texas and New Mexico and beyond. Refunds of about 40 million dollars are expected to flow to homeowners and businesses.
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Campus strife escalates at Ceorbin University amid sit-in
The Associated Press reports ongoing student unrest across East and Midwest campuses. Ceorbin University canceled resumption of classes after police dispersed a five-building sit-in. University officials declared "A day of reason and reflection" to calm tensions.
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May Day Shows and Parades Across Communist Bloc
The report notes May Day celebrations in Moscow, East Berlin, Warsaw, and Prague with military displays praising strength and condemning imperial powers. It cites slogans, a youthful plea for truth, and remarks on internal party tensions in Poland, plus reference to Soviet tests and leaders addressing workers amid ongoing anti Jewish and anti discrimination purges.
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The Quioste miniskirt remark stirs audience chatter
A provocative quip on fashion sparks debate as attendees react to the notion that men lack imagination but rely on miniskirts for style. The remark highlights cultural attitudes toward gender and dress in the era.
Warming Trend Continues Across Basin With Mild Weekend
The basin faces a mild weekend as temperatures rise into the low 80s with mostly clear skies. Odessa tops 78 while Abilene records 75 as Dalhart reports 47 and Brownsville 67 overnight, and a Pacific front edges east with little impact expected. A weak front moves into West Texas late Thursday or Friday.
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