Peace talks unlikely before fall in Paris
Washington officials say North Vietnam will not start serious peace talks in Paris before summer ends. They expect a September breakthrough that could spur progress toward a negotiated settlement during the presidential campaign. President Nixon recently said the outlook for an agreement in Paris is better now.
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Nixon peace plan at risk if Congress blocks aid
Curtis Tarr senior State Department official warns that failure to approve military foreign aid could derail Nixon’s Asia and Middle East diplomacy and jeopardize gains from Moscow and Peking summits. The administration seeks 2.151 billion dollars for 13 periphery nations with 780 million in grants.
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Spock to Head Ticket Leads People's Party Nomination
Pediatrician Benjamin Spock was chosen for president at the People's party convention in St. Louis, with Julius Hobson as vice president. McGovern backers split but stayed in the party to work for his election as Spock campaigned to sustain a new party after the 1972 election.
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Louisiana senator lies in state at capitol memorial
The body of Sen. Allen J. Ellender D La lay in state with martial honors in the Louisiana Capitol's marble rotunda. The 81 year old long serving senator died Thursday at Bethesda Naval Hospital. Funeral services are planned for Houma with national figures leading mourners.
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Tuskegee study reshapes town as history revisited
In Tuskegee Alabama residents confront the 40 year old syphilis study involving 600 Black locals. Questions surface about treatment, legality, and possible compensation while officials launch investigations and the community weighs stigma and memory. Local figures like Bill Lennard and Fred D Gray highlight ethical and social fallout as town life adjusts.
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Douglas orders 30 day delay in Pentagon Papers trial
Justice William O. Douglas ordered a 30 day postponement of the Pentagon Papers case against Daniel Elisberg and Anthony J. Russo as defense lawyers seek a Supreme Court ruling on a wiretap dispute. The delay could extend if the high court takes up the issue.
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Missing witness key to Calley trial arrest on perjury warrant
Charles Dean Gruver 27, once a missing witness to the My Lai massacre, was arrested in Tulsa on a perjury warrant tied to a burglary trial. He allegedly lied about felony convictions and had been missing from his Missouri home near the Kansas border.
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