Thant Urges Talks On Vietnam From Hanoi To Paris
Thant urged renewed talks between North Vietnam and the United States as no meeting location has been agreed. Paris was not officially proposed by either side, while North Vietnam and NHAN DAN pressed Phnom Penh Warsaw or Paris as possible sites. Thant spoke after arriving in Paris to attend a human rights conference and indicated optimism despite the stalemate.
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Wounded GIs Wives Air Fare Cut Asked
In Honolulu wives of wounded servicemen may fly from the mainland for 35 dollars less than present fares. The Military Bureau of the Air Transport Command has asked the Civil Aeronautics Board for the discount. The reduction would apply to family members of servicemen coming here from Vietnam on rest and recreation leave.
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U.S. Loses Third Superjet in Vietnam Bombing Action
The United States reported air raids over North Vietnam's panhandle with 155 missions flown Monday amid clearing weather. In South Vietnam heavy fighting persisted near Saigon as U S troops engaged Viet Cong bunkers 17 miles southwest of the city. South Vietnamese forces reported casualties as authorities heightened alert following a defector warning of a Tet-like offensive.
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Court Overturns Media Ban In Ventura Murder Trial
A state appellate court voided a Superior Court ruling that barred news media and the public from a murder trial when the jury was absent. The Second District Court of Appeal held the right to a speedy and public trial, and access to criminal proceedings, rests with the general public.
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Police Scatter 2000 War Foes in Oakland
In Oakland police dispersed about two thousand antiwar demonstrators trying to march toward the Alameda County courthouse to demand release of Huey Newton. Police formed blocks of squads, forcing marchers to the sidewalk on 14th Street as crowds shouted slogans and several protesters were taken into custody.
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Great Eruption of Luzon Volcano Near Manila Intensifies
A series of eruptions from Mayon volcano near Manila continues, with government volcanology notes saying activity is increasing and a major eruption could occur within days. The 8,000-foot cone has emitted ash, smoke and lava flows for two days, prompting mass evacuations of about 70,000 residents in the danger zone in Albay Province, Luzon.
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Trinity College Students Seize Admin Building in Protest
About 140 Trinity College students occupied the administration building in Hartford overnight demanding more scholarships for African Americans. Dean Roy Heath warned of suspension and arrests if operations were disrupted, but students pledged peaceful mass arrest if needed and planned to remain until authorities acted.
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Hughes Test Push Sparks Safety Clash in Nevada
In Las Vegas the AEC plans a giant underground thermonuclear test Friday near the Hughes plant despite objections from Howard Hughes aides. A 90 day moratorium was requested for more safety studies on water contamination and earthquakes. AEC chief Glenn Seaborg said the test is essential for weapon development and safety analyses have been completed.
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Arthritis Drug Hit as Peril ARTHRITIS Drug Debacle Warned
Virginia professor O'Brien criticized the FDA for lax controls on indomethacin trials. He said uncontrolled studies led to widespread use for over two years and many adverse reactions, some fatal, and urged better designed investigations to avoid deaths and serious outcomes.
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Chicago Plans Pilot to Package Garbage for Landfill Use
City officials announced a summer pilot to produce up to 500 tons of packaged garbage daily. The compressed 500 pound bales will be coated with plastic concrete or asphalt for potential use as landfill or lakefill.
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Rise Seen of 100000 in Year Draft
Hershey testified that 283000 men were scheduled for drafting in fiscal 1968, yet 345000 would have been called by June 30, with 285000 in his figures implying another 100000. He warned if the war ends plans vanish, but if not, worst cases loom. Inductions rose due to high rejection and lower enlistment. Defense DHS announced a June draft of 29500 and raised May call to 45900, with 1900 to Marines. A GAO study found 40172 physically unfit drafted or enlisted over two years. Rejections average about 16 of 4100 examined. He noted draft protests shifting to isolated violence and secret local board member names.
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