Talks Hint North Vietnam Will Break Off Over Bombing
North Vietnamese diplomats in Paris hint talks may fail unless the United States ends bombing of North Vietnam. Johnson warns of potential new military measures as Hanoi presses for concessions, with Harriman and Rusk at odds over policy. In Saigon, estimates claim 30,000 infiltrated troops, while Hanoi signals possible split on bombing policy.
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Dean Rusk
U.S
Rusk
United States
Saigon
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W. Averell Harriman
Harriman
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Lau
Alaska Crude Oil Pipeline Study Starts
Alaska and Texas firms sign a contract with Pipeline Technologists to study a Prudhoe Bay to south Alaska pipeline route. The project, led by Humble Oil and Atlantic Richfield, begins from a base in Anchorage to assess feasibility and environmental challenges.
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Anchorage
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Humble Oil and Refining Co
Pipeline Technologists, Inc
Houston
Tex
Phelan H. Hunter
Humble Pipeline Co
Richard G. Dulaney
Atlantic Pipeline Co
Dallas
Prudhoe Bay
Fairbanks
Degolver
MacNaughton
Accidents on Main Street Injuries Reported
At 7 46 am on Wednesday in the 200 block of Main, William Franklin Harris 44 of 517 S Sequoia and Tony Corcoran 19 of 216 E Pear plus a passenger in the Harris car were injured. Corcoran cited for following too closely. At 7 51 am on South Main and West Poe, Bradley Dale Bailey 18 of 509 New Mexico Drive and Randell Dean Clem 18 of 416 S Birch, Clem cited for traffic light violation.
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William Franklin Harris
S Sequoia
Tony Corcoran
E. Pear
W. C. Roudebush
N. Louisiana
Harris
Corcoran
S. Main
W. Poe
Bradley Dale Bailey
New Mexico Drive
Randell Dean Clem
S. Birch
Clem
Contempt Indictment Hangs on Chicago Gang Leader Fort
Jeff Fort, vice president of the Blackstone Rangers, is indicted for contempt of Congress after refusing to answer Senate investigations questions about a federal antipoverty program. The $927,000 project faced termination as a result of the controversy.
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Fort
Blackstone Rangers
Chicago
Ramsey Clark
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Justice Department
Office of Economic Opportunity
Births and Dismissals in Regional hospital listings
Hospital and memorial notices list names of patients and staff with addresses in towns such as Hagerman Ruidoso Alamogordo and Deming. Births on July 31 include infants to families on Michigan Alameda Atkinson and N Lea. Memorial Osteopathic admissions cover several individuals including Mrs Luther Hughey and Antonio Lujan.
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Phyllis Lynn Currin
Union
Leola M. Wallace
S. Lea
Gloria Orona
Michigan
Debbie Jones
Tatum
Sharon Norman
W. Alameda
Mildred Briggs
Alice Woodley
N. Lea
Phyllis Whitton
S. Cedar
Mary Gomez
Yolandoa Potulski
S. Atkinson
Elizabeth Kyster
S. Washington
Donna Atwell
Rose Baranchek
Effie Ray Capps
Dannie Carpenter
Dollie Cheek
Virginia Hart
Arlene Medley
Margaret Newby
Kathleen Robertson
William Tomlinson
Raymond Orona
N. Michigan
Vivian Gomez
James Norman
Bruno Potulski
Memorial Osteopathic
Luther Hughey
Antonio Lujan
Norris
Carl Maddux
Rosie Lee Nix
Canyon Red
Alamogordo
Glory Reina
Adams
Pittsburgh Steel Hikes Its Prices
Pittsburgh Steel Co. announced a general price increase effective Aug. 8 on all products except two pipe types as major producers move to raise prices after U.S. Steel Bethlehem Republic actions. Johnson criticized the hike but firms pressed on while unions posited a costly industry-wide impact.
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Republic
United Steelworkers Union
Johnson
Bethlehem
Washington
Edmund F. Martin
John F. Kennedy
Republic Steel
Iron Age Magazine
Communists to discuss Czechoslovakia crisis with allies
In Bratislava the Soviet Union and Czechoslovakia will host four day talks with Moscow Prague and allied parties from Poland East Germany Bulgaria and Hungary to seek ways to strengthen ties amid Prague liberalization. Romania Yugoslavia excluded.
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Poland
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Warsaw
Dubcek
Radio Prague
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Roswell Allocates Two Weekly Trash Routes With Wednesday Specials
A Roswell city release outlines the sanitation schedule for trash pickup. Regular routes operate twice weekly to clear containers, with a Wednesday special cleanup rotating sections of routes.
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Roswell
Bob Owen
Owen
House Passes Bill Keeping Postal Workers
The House sent to President Johnson a bill exempting most postal workers from a congressional order to cut government staff. Without exemption the Post Office would have to end Saturday mail deliveries and curb service this weekend. After the vote, curtailment orders were canceled and normal service would continue Saturday. Only the Washington headquarters with 1,930 workers and regional offices about 3,200 would not be exempt. total postal staff runs around 730,000.
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Washington
House
Johnson
Post Office Department
Department
Protests Loom as Mexico City Students Demand Autonomy
Thousands of students in Mexico City plan a joint protest by the University of Mexico and the Polytechnical Institute to challenge police brutality and the erosion of autonomy. Rector Javier Barros Sierra declines to lead but condemns repression amid deadly riots, injuries, and mass arrests.
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Mexico City
University of Mexico
PolyTechnic Institute
Javier Barros Sierra
Fence and vehicle fires report across three addresses
At 1:14 p.m. a fence fire damaged property at 502 Trailing Heart Road owned by James Aisin. A 1:34 p.m. blaze in a well house at 2902 W. Second involved an unknown owner. At 2:18 p.m. a car fire occurred at 310 N. Kansas owned by W. H. Eppers Jr.
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Trailing Heart Road
James Aisin
Well House
W. Second
W. H. Eppers Jr
Kansas
Vigorous Early Rally Fades in Mixed Markets
A brisk early stock market rally faded into a mixed session with more gains than losses. U.S. Steel Bethlehem and Armco posted small gains while Wheeling Steel and Pittsburgh Steel slipped amid merger chatter. Republic, Celanese, Tex as Gulf Sulphur and others moved variedly as May Department Stores and Rexall advanced.
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U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Armco
Wheeling Steel
Pittsburgh Steel
Crucible Steel
Colt Industries
Republic Steel
Celanese
Texas Gulf Sulphur
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Teledyne
May Department Stores
Rexall
General Motors
Chrysler
Ford
American Motors
American Stock Exchange
Chino Heads Indians for Humphrey Bid
Mescalero Apache leader Wendell Chino, president of the Tribal Council, serves as cochairman of the national First Americans for Humphrey group. He notes three other cochairmen join him in backing Vice President Hubert Humphrey's presidential bid.
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Wendell Chino
Mescalero Apache Tribal Council
Hubert Humphrey
Chino
First Americans
Humphrey
Humphrey McCarthy VP talks seen as unlikely
The Humphrey McCarthy ticket appears improbable due to stance on Vietnam. Humphrey aides note no talks of a running mate and focus remains on qualified candidates, with four names highlighted as top possibilities: Harris, Shriver, Hughes, and Muskie.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Eugene J. McCarthy
McCarthy
Humphrey
Vietnam
Johnson
Minnesota
Fred R. Harris
D-Okla
Sargent Shriver
Robert F. Kennedy
France
Richard J. Hughes
New Jersey
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Neighborhood Center Plans Fall Festival Crown Queen Contest
The Neighborhood Center at 300 E Albuquerque will hold its third Fall Festival at the end of September. Entries are open to girls aged 8 to 13 for the Fall Festival Queen Contest. Funds raised will aid Neighborhood Center building expenses.
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Albuquerque
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