West Virginia governor race heads to a tight finish
West Virginians vote Tuesday for governor and a host of state offices including Board of Public Works, legislature, and Supreme Court judge. Voters weigh a $350 million road bond amendment and budget reform, with Rockefeller vying for secretary of state and turnout shaping party gains ahead of the results.
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Nixon Hints Bombing Halt Was Contrived
Nixon and Humphrey traded comments on South Vietnam's boycott of Paris talks. An unnamed Nixon adviser said the halt to bombing may have been hastily contrived for domestic political reasons. Humphrey called the move wise and urged patience as Wallace urged order on campuses.
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Saigon Mistrust Holds Back Expanded Paris Peace Talks
South Vietnam rejects sending a delegation to Paris talks amid U S bombing halt fears of a Communist win. Thieu vows not to join unless guarantees direct negotiations and NLF exclusion, while U S diplomats press for Saigon representation and new pace for talks.
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Democrats fret halt may hurt in final days
Democrats warned the Vietnam peace talks setback could backfire and hurt Humphrey in the upcoming election. Saigon’s boycott fueled Republican claims the president moved too fast, clouding any late showing of Democratic achievement before Tuesday’s vote.
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Five Soldiers Killed As My Tho Faces Mekong Delta Attack
Communist gunners bombarded My Tho in the Mekong Delta early Sunday, killing five Vietnamese soldiers and wounding 36 people. Attacks followed mortar fire on a U S fire support base near Cambodia and a Bien Hoa base near Saigon, with lighter casualties elsewhere in the region.
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Fairweather Friend Quotation Reflects Sunshine Saying
A brief quotation notes that a fairweather friend is present when needed, attributed to Sunshine. The line emphasizes reliability in good times and sunny sentiment.
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Kremlin Analysts Struggle To Gauge Presidential Military Policy
Kremlin analysts study campaign statements by Nixon Humphrey and Wallace and seek private views at social events. They note differences on NATO Israel Vietnam War and strategic balance with the Soviet Union, while warning campaign pronouncements may not predict future policy and stressing the need for expert input.
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