Rockefeller Reagan confer in New Orleans amid nomination talk
In New Orleans Governors Rockefeller and Reagan held an early meeting amid campaign noise. Rockefeller downplayed any ideology gulf and said no discussion of a Rockefeller Reagan ticket occurred. Reagan reiterated he is not seeking the vice presidency and will attend the GOP convention as California's favorite son.
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Italy Votes in Record Turnout for Parliament Election
Italians cast a high turnout to elect a new Parliament over two days of polls ending today. Premier Aldo Moro was expected to stay as head of a center left coalition, with unofficial counts showing very high participation in some districts and overall turnout near historic levels.
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Governor and Mrs Cargo Cut Hawaiian Trip Short
Gov. and Mrs. David F. Cargo return to New Mexico a day early from the Western Governors Conference in Honolulu. Mrs. Cargo has the mumps, prompting the early arrival and health precaution.
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Strikes Grip France as Nation Grinds to Standstill
Paris reels as strikes spread across sectors including coal, auto plants, ports and airports. War veterans join protests while De Gaulle consults ministers. millions walk off jobs and transport halts, with Paris garbage piling up and banks delaying openings.
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Peace talk prospects rise with Saigon political shift
In Saigon a new cabinet under former Prime Minister Tran Van Huong may signal a shift toward negotiated peace in Vietnam. Huong, a retired professor, is seen as moderate and unlikely to push a hard line, potentially breaking deadlock from earlier coalition and NLF participation tensions.
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Mott Gives 50 000 To Rockefeller And McCarthy Campaigns
Stewart Mott, a New York philanthropist, donates 50000 to both Nelson Rockefeller and Eugene McCarthy campaigns. He previously backed Rockefeller’s liberal Republican bid and urged peace in Vietnam. He also supports antiwar liberal candidates and may seek his own congressman goal if Kennedy or Humphrey lose.
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Supreme Court extends right to jury trial in state cases
The Supreme Court, in a 7-2 decision led by Justice Byron White, ruled that the federal constitutional right to a jury trial in criminal cases applies to the states through the 14th Amendment. The ruling, based on Gary Duncan's Louisiana case, upholds jury trials as fundamental to American justice and binding on state courts.
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Harriman calls for serious talks with Hanoi
U S ambassador W Averell Harriman urged Hanoi to end propaganda and begin immediate substantive Vietnam talks after meeting South Vietnamese Ambassador to Washington Bai Diem. He spoke to reporters with deputy Cyrus Vance at the Saigon consulate.
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Farmer Accepts GOP Nomination in Brooklyn District
James Farmer, former CORR director and Liberal Party member, Sunday accepted the Republican nomination for representative in Brooklyn's largely Negro 12th Congressional District. The 48 year old farmer said, I am pleased that the Republicans have chosen me, they know I am not a Republican but an independent black American and my own man.
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Sello ut features and editorial notes
U.S. denies plans to pressure South Vietnam toward compromise as William R. Frye discusses today’s editorial page. An ad promotes free checking for seniors over 65 with a $109 minimum at Metropolitan Bank located at 443 S. Warren St.
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Major Marine-Infantry Drive Pushes 600 Reds Dead in Vietnam
UPI reports brutal five day combat in South Vietnam's northern provinces. About 850 U S Army Leathernecks Marines and South Korean and South Vietnamese troops stormed a North Vietnamese fortress near Da Nang. By now at least 401 enemy bodies counted with 65 Marines killed and 250 wounded. Near Khe Sanh heavy fighting produced 196 more enemy deaths with losses of 12 Marines and 47 wounded at Con Thien. Concluded on page 5.
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Today’s Chuckle
A witty line notes that a successful person is one who made all his mistakes when no one else was watching. The remark echoes quiet triumphs and the value of private effort behind visible success.
Fall-like Weather Covers Central New York Next Week
The Hancock Field weather report says conditions will be fall like with partly cloudy skies and unseasonably cool temperatures. Expect nightly lows around 40 degrees and daytime highs in the upper 50s with a chance of scattered showers late in the week.
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