Thant's 3-Point Peace Plan Wins U.S. Interest
The United States signals openness to Thant's three step plan for peace talks with Hanoi. Washington says it is ready to enter discussions and may suspend bombing and military actions if Hanoi agrees to reciprocate. Thant noted Vietnam's rebuff of some preconditions and urged negotiations now.
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Crime control panel decries court impacts on crime
Washington leaders from 48 states gather for a national planning conference on crime prevention. Nicholas Katzenbach and Ramsey Clark say court decisions have made policing harder but stress modern police work and communications can improve crime control. They back Johnson’s anticrime package and federal support for local and state programs.
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Colorado River Plan Gains Hope From Hosmer
Rep. Craig Hosmer of California declared that odds have improved hundreds of percent for Congress to pass a Colorado River basin project this session. She cited the enlarged Hualapai Dam plan, reduced federal borrowing, and higher hydropower income as factors to fund future growth across Arizona California Colorado Nevada New Mexico Washington Wyoming.
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Marijuana Raid Nets 7 Youths in City Blowup
San Francisco police arrested seven youths and a 14 year old girl after a marijuana trafficking raid. The girl fled Denver five weeks ago and told officers she had been given marijuana and LSD in a cluttered Hayes Street apartment. Police reported discovering marijuana and LSD during the operation.
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L A Man Begins 6-100 Year Term
Robert Melvy Alperin, 26, started a prison term of 6 to 100 years for two counts each of kidnapping rape and sodomy tied to assaults on four women last summer in Los Angeles.
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New Guided Missile Scores in First Test
AP reports from Point Mugu that a Hughes developed Phoenix missile system scored in its first test off the coast near the naval missile center. The unnamed spokesperson said it marked a milestone for fleet air defense as the system enters evaluation after years of development.
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Wildcat Strike Ends at Rubber Factory
Wildcat strike ends as 650 Armstrong Rubber Co workers return to work at midnight after a three day stoppage over the suspension of an employee for alleged threats toward a foreman. Union officials say production was halted during the walkout and the strike began after the company refused to have the foreman repeat charges to union officials.
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Hunt Girl 8 Kidnaped in Chicago
Chicago detectives and patrols searched a North Side neighborhood for eight year old Carrie blue eyed second grader feared abducted by a man in a tan coat. Playmates said the suspect enticed the children with a dollar to help find a lost dog before grabbing Carrie and leading her toward Broadway and Foster Avenue. The Stephens family mother and father Daniel and Alice expressed anxiety as officers questioned witnesses and checked nearby streets.
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Humphrey Talks with Geneva Envoys on NPT and Tariffs
Vice President Hubert Humphrey pledged strong U.S. support for a prompt conclusion of negotiations on the nuclear nonproliferation treaty and tariff reductions. He and his wife met with newsmen after daylong talks at the U.S. Mission in Geneva with chief negotiators, aiming to soothe strained U.S.-European relations during the first day of a two week mission.
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Pope Eases Birth Control Stand in Church Row
In Sacramento and Washington reports discuss Pope Paul VI encyclical on birth control and its impact on policy. Governor Reagan replaces Harkness with Lolli in state posts while a new budget department role remains vacant. Humphrey and Foster briefed on nuclear nonproliferation talks seek European tariff reductions and guard rules for peaceful research amid rocky negotiations.
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Indians Protest Gandhi Move In Parliament Walkout
Nearly all opposition members walked out of the Indian Parliament to protest Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's refusal to accept their deputy speaker candidate. M R Masani of Swatantra charged Gandhi with backing away from a fair process while Gandhi defended putting up her own nominee, Rok Khadilkar, after an impasse.
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