Viet peace envoys clash over basic issues in Paris talks
In a tense four hour session in Paris, U S and North Vietnamese envoys spar over admitting North Vietnamese troops in South Vietnam. Xuan Thuy rejects conditions on bombing and urges a quick, clear concession, while Harriman demands acknowledgment of the basic fact, signaling cautious progress and mounting impatience.
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Rockets Blast Saigon Envelop City Amid Fire and Casualties
Saigon was rocked by rocket and shelling early Sunday with a blast near the Presidential Palace and a police precinct killing several officers. Fire spread to about 100 small homes as waves of rockets flared along the city edges, while U.S. air raids and military statements framed the attack within broader tensions in South Vietnam.
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Shortest divorce ends after eight hours marriage
Montgomery Circuit Judge Howard A. Sommer granted a divorce after Lester F Engle Jr. said eight hours after the ceremony he told his bride Darlene K. Brady that he had received his Army induction notice. She left and he has not seen her since. Engle, a Fort Hood stationer, obtained the divorce while on leave. The judge called it the shortest marriage terminated by divorce in 24 years on his court.
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Sunshine returns to Odessa as Texas heats up
Odessa and much of Texas enjoyed clear skies after a cold start with a record May low. Forecasters predicted mild days and cool nights as a new cold front and high pressure system moved in, bringing sun to the state’s coastal plains while showers lingered in the Panhandle and Gulf coast areas.
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Thieu Names Premier Esteemed For Honesty
South Vietnam’s Thieu appointed Huong as premier amid a cabinet shakeup that split Ky and his allies. Loc resigned, signaling a push for negotiation with the Communists with Huong favored by Washington. Ky opposed the move and flew to Nha Trang, signaling ongoing military political rifts potential impact on Paris talks.
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The Quipster and the Clothes Buy Incident
A man buys clothes for his wife as the time in Sh is noted, prompting a quipster remark about domestic shopping. The brief item suggests social commentary on marriage and spending habits.
Miss Washington crowned USA 1968 in Miami Beach
Miss Washington Dorothy Catherine Anstett of Kirkland, one of nine children of an aircraft plant worker, was chosen Miss USA 1968 at a Miami Beach ceremony. First runner up was Miss Maryland Paulette Beck, with finalists including Miss Nevada Kathy Landry and Miss Louisiana Kathy Hebert. The winner, nicknamed Didi, expressed ambition to teach mentally retarded children and volunteers as a tutor.
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Baltimore
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Las Vegas
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Franklin
New Mexico
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Las Races
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Resurrection City Camp Evolves as Demonstrators Surge
A surge of activity surrounds the Resurrection City site as protesters build plywood shelters near the Lincoln Memorial. Volunteers unload supplies while security tightens ahead of a planned Memorial Day mass demonstration. The campaign aims for a million demonstrators, organizers say, with attention drawn nationwide.
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Silence greeted veterans returning home from combat
The Odessa American notes a muted homecoming with no cheers for veterans, despite their return from battle in a quiet, dignified scene. The report frames the situation as the last in a series, reflecting on public reception and memory.
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