Tho Leaves Paris Amid Peace Talks Uncertain
Le Duc Tho, a top North Vietnamese official, flies from Paris en route to Hanoi with stops in Moscow and Peking. He says talks are routine and cites no progress after three sessions, while noting US troop withdrawal as a prerequisite for movement.
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Pueblo aid plan vetoed by Johnson to avoid war
Time Magazine reports President Johnson vetoed a plan to recapture the intelligence ship Pueblo after it was seized by North Korea. Rear Admiral Cassell testified that destroyers Truxton and Highee were ordered to Wonsan but the plan was vetoed by higher authority. Johnson reportedly said he did not want another war.
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Tense Syria Iraq ties threaten new violence
Beirut reports a rising risk of armed clash as Syria and Iraq spar over accusations and past killings. The Baathist feud, rooted in rival factions, has seen diplomatic recalls and suspected plots near the border, with observers warning of potential open confrontation.
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No matter how good a bidding system you have
Alfred Sheinwold discusses a bridge deal where two hearts opener, bids up to grand slam, and a misdefense or discard sequence changes the outcome. East and West trading discards alter the odds, showing overbidding risks and defensive lapses.
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Electoral change faces two hurdles
Congress faces a two-step path to any presidential election reform. A constitutional amendment requires two-thirds in both houses and approval by three-fourths of the states. Public voting proposals gain steam amid coverage of possible direct popular election and regional power concerns among states.
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