Talks With Thieu Clash With Johnson on Talks
Saigon President Nguyen Van Thieu said talks with the Viet Cong National Liberation Front would occur only if the group defected and pledged allegiance to the Saigon government. President Johnson stated in a TV interview that he would approach the situation if Thieu’s stance held, and referenced potential delays if formal alignment with the South did not occur.
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Australia
Truce Extension Sheds Light on VietNam Peace Prospects
The anti government Buddhist leader Tri Quang urged Pope Pav to press for a Christmas and New Year truce extension in Vietnam. He argued such a pause could avert postponements that hinder world hopes for an end to the war. US officials like Ellsworth Bunker noted no front recognition, while South Vietnamese leaders signaled cautious talks with NLF members as informal exchanges rather than negotiations.
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McGovern Slams Wheeler on Dissent and Vietnam Policy
Senator George S. McGovern denounces General Earle G. Wheeler for blaming antiwar critics for Hanoi’s intransigence. He says the Pentagon and State Department spin defeats truth, while liberal scholars warn a Communist victory would threaten global peace.
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Two Drown Off Coast In Gulf Harbor
In Texas AS PASS a coroner ruled two drownings in the Gulf of Mexico harbor. Charles Ward 33 captain of the shrimper Playmates from Yampa Florida and Atherta Harris 56 of Monroe Louisiana were found drowned after being seen aboard the boat late Monday.
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Car Firms Show Optimism on 1968 Sales
The UPI report notes Chrysler Lynn Townsend AMC Roy Chapin, Ford and GM leaders endorse a positive outlook for 1968. Automakers anticipate selling about nine million cars next year, aiming for the industry’s second best sales year in history.
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Bright Notes as U.N. Session Winds Down
The United Nations General Assembly recessed for about three months after a tense session overshadowed by the Middle East and Vietnam. It failed to conclude a treaty to halt nuclear weapons spread, though it unanimously approved a space rescue and return treaty. The Vietnam War dominated debates, with the Viet Cong linked National Liberation Front presenting a new political program.
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California Institute of Technology to study man and society
Pasadena California CAP) California Institute of Technology plans to devote more time to the study of man and society. President Lee A. Dabordve says the aim is to understand effects of modern technology on individuals and how science may serve or hinder human welfare.
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Pistol Champ in Viet Nam Medical Officer Sets Marks
Stoltz, a medical service officer and Army pistol shooter, earned high marks in Vietnam era competitions. He fired a perfect 45 in Army Pistol Team matches and earned NRA honors while serving as I Corps adviser. A former instructor at Fort Sam Houston, he continued shooting through 1968 hoping to represent the United States internationally.
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Wagner Plans Race Decision
Former mayor Robert F. Wagner says he will decide in two weeks whether to seek the Democratic nomination for the U.S. Senate in 1943. Rep. Joseph Y. Resnick of Eblenville is the only announced Democratic candidate so far for the seat then held by Jacob K. Javits, a Republican.
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