Wilson Calls for Peace Settlements at SEATO Conference
British Prime Minister Harold Wilson urged an honorably negotiated settlement in South Viet Nam and urged a similar end to the Indonesia Malaysia dispute. He noted Britain’s large Southeast Asia troop presence and stated Britain would withdraw if Malaysia and SEATO members no longer needed help. George Ball defended US air strikes and emphasized no territorial aims or bases in South Viet Nam. France declined to participate in decisions, sending an observer.
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U S Jets Resume Air Strikes and Viet Nam Skirmishes
U S Navy jets hit a rail siding near Hanoi while other American aircraft bombed Viet Cong positions in South Viet Nam with no reported North Viet Nam raids due to bad weather. Groundfire was light. no casualties. Marines conducted first patrols with M48 tanks. minimal resistance reported. In London the SEATO conference opened urging a negotiated settlement. China opposes peace talks on Viet Nam and Laos during Cambodia talks. North Vietnam blasted Australia for sending infantry to South Viet Nam and protested to the International Control Commission. A US search for missing Air Force Captain Ronald E. Storz was abandoned.
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AFL-CIO backs governor’s program amid tax debate
Top AFL-CIO officials Harkness and Evans told House members their group backs the governor’s plan as the best offered while avoiding comment on specific bills. They advocate reducing homeowners taxes by broadening the state revenue base and noting 35,000 union families and over 100,000 Arizona consumers would be affected. Evans cited mixed views among teachers unions on the tax freeze, but warned that without the total program there may be no relief, while acknowledging temporary pains.
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John Evans
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U.S. expands Dominican force as rebel attack continues
President Johnson orders 4,500 more troops to the Dominican Republic amid rebel assaults and claims of Castroite influence. U.S. Marines and soldiers total 14,000 as fighting persists near the capital. Bosch and Dominican leaders dispute Communist control while U.S. officials push for democracy and regional support.
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Keepers Of House Wins Pulitzer
New York AP reports Shirley Ann Gray's The Keepers of the House wins the Pulitzer for fiction. The Subject Was Roses by Frank D. Gilroy wins drama. The Greenback Era by Irwin Unger wins history. Henry Adams by Ernest Samuels wins biography. 77 Dream Songs by John Berryman wins poetry. O Strange New World by Howard Mumford Jones wins general nonfiction. No music prize awarded.
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New York
Shirley Ann Gray
Frank D. Gilroy
Henry Adams
Ernest Samuels
John Berryman
Howard Mumford Jones
Turf results show multiple turf races with payouts and margins
A compact card of turf race results lists eight races with purse levels from 3 600 to 12 000 dollars. Prospects include horses such as Resolve City Owl Tanteo Wise Ship Thystar Col Mengel Ducky Soungster Mount Regina Sailor Princess and Niandayedt with various win place and show prices and fractional times given.
Testimony Concludes in Auschwitz War Crimes Trial
In Frankfurt Germany AP reports testimony finished today after 153 days of hearings spanning 16 months. The 20 defendants, all former guards or functionaries at Auschwitz Death Camp, face war crimes charges.
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Auschwitz
Shah and Empress Arrive in Paris for European Stopover
The Shah of Iran and Empress Farah Dibah arrived in Paris for a brief overnight stop en route to official visits in Brazil, Argentina and Canada.
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Canada
Cardinal Spellman Dedicates New School Wing in Surprise Birthday
In New York Cardinal Francis Spellman dedicates a school for the blind addition as a surprise public birthday event. Two blind students presented a gift and the school chorus sang Happy Birthday to the 75 turning 76 cardinal, who will reach 76 on Tuesday.
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New York
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Train Derailment Ties Up Wyoming Rail Line East and West
Fifty cars of a Union Pacific freight train derailed early today miles west of Wamsutter Wyoming. The incident tied up both eastbound and westbound traffic on the railroad's main line.
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