North Vietnam official to Paris amid peace talks
Hanoi confirms one of its responsible officials will attend U.S.-North Vietnamese negotiations in Paris. Le Duc Tho, central committee member and politburo member, is traveling likely via Moscow, signaling potential shifts in bargaining. The talks between Harriman and Thuy are in recess until Wednesday. Meanwhile, Navy in the Azores launches deep submersibles Link-Perry and Deep-Diver to search near the Scorpion’s last position.
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Hanoi
North Vietnam
le Duc Tho
Central Committee
Communist Party of
Tho
U. S
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Xuan Thuy
Moscow
Norfolk, Va
Navy
Azores
Link- Perry
Scorpion
Norfolk
Cruiser Banks
Irving Banks
Arnold F. Schade
Cyrus R. Vance
Harriman
Washington
Johnson
Thuy
William J. Jorden
International Conference Center
Vietnam
Weather Summary for Terre Haute and Indiana
Weather map data and local conditions show cloudy skies with showers and thundershowers likely, mild tonight, then cooler Sunday. Terre Haute high 68 to 75, low 52 to 58. Indiana similar with 50 percent tonight and 20 percent Sunday. Illinois showers ending today, clearing tonight, then partly sunny and mild Sunday. Temperature readings at 6am 61, 9am 64, noon 70. River stage 13.4 feet and falling.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Illinois
Two Cloverdale Men Die in Auto Crash
A head on collision south of Cloverdale Indiana 243 near Canot Friday night killed Carlyle Collins 47 and Laurin Linley 57 both Cloverdale residents. Two young women Phyllis Farr 20 and Judy Williams 21 survived injuries. Other fatality Benjamin Valdiva 4 of Chicago died on the Northern Indiana Toll Road four miles west of Valparaiso Chesterton.
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Cloverdale
Ind
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Carlyle Collins
Laurin Linley
Collins
Putnam County
Canot
Indiana
Gary Hood
Phyllis Farr
Judy Williams
Greencastle
Hood
Furr
Benjamin Valdiva
Chicago
Valparaiso-Chesterton
Paris Strike Wave Bases Paris Strike Wave Bases
France moves toward general elections on June 23 and 30 to replace the dissolved National Assembly. The strike wave eases in many sectors while major industries persist, and the government plans a 10 percent minimum wage rise with strike pay. De Gaulle strengthens security and calls for a decree to call up reserves as unions seek wage gains and shorter weeks.
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National Assembly
Gaena
Charles de Gaulle
Maurice Couve de Murville
de Gaulle
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Communist Party
General Confederation of Labor
CGT
Georges Seguy
State Cooties Electing New Officers
The Military Order of the Cootie Indiana convention at the Terre Haute House selects officers for 1968 69 with Thomas Wilson favored for quartermaster. Howard R Fish supreme surgeon of Michigan addresses the meeting as Garnett Hertenstein presides. The order founded in 1920 has about 25000 members and the 49th national convention will meet in Detroit August 16 18.
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Military Order of the Cootie
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Terre Haute House
Terre Haute
Thomas Wilson
Howard R. Fish
the Order
Lansing, Mich
Garnett Hertenstein
Indiana
James Hall
Ft. Wayne
Order
Detroit
Doctors set Monday deadline to save boy after turtle swallow
In Bountiful Utah doctors tell 2 year old Brad Haines he has until Monday to pass a pet turtle he swallowed earlier this week. X rays show Myrtle the turtle alive in his stomach and surgery may be necessary if he cannot pass it in time.
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Bountiful, Utah
Brad Haines
Brad
Myrtle
Now You Know Paranoia Through Greek History
United Press International notes that the term paranoia originates with the ancient Greeks and carried a meaning similar to the modern sense of insanity. The concise history frames how ancient language and contemporary usage intersect on mental states.
Platform Group Meets At Capital
The Indiana Democratic Party Platform Committee met in Indianapolis with Nelson Grills to lead a 60 member group from 11 districts. They planned subcommittees for public platform hearings on June 6 and to review tape recordings from past meetings. Grills said over 1,800 Hoosiers have attended regional hearings and more than 2,000 will have spoken by the June 21 state convention. A first draft aimed for June 7.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana Democratic Party
Nelson Grills
Gordon St. Angelo
Grills
Cong Attackers Driven Back in Saigon Battles
South Vietnamese troops supported by planes drove back Viet Cong on Saigon's northeast fringe while guerrillas held out in the Cholon district. Marines fought a delaying action in mangrove swamps, with three killed and about 100 guerrillas believed active. Government losses were 18 dead and 57 wounded. Americans 7 killed, 41 wounded. 69 enemy soldiers were reported killed in four battles near the capital. Two American Marines were freed from enemy captivity near Hue after two months.
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Saigon
Associated Press
al Chang
Henri Huet
Government Maoge
Cholon
U.S
Presidential
Hue
Indiana Traffic Deaths in Salt Creek Crash Case
State police report a rear tire blowout caused a car driven by Rauoel Robles of Chicago to veer into the median, strike an embankment, and plunge into Salt Creek. Robles, 26, and his wife Mary, survive, with his parents and four month old son Mark hospitalized in Valparaiso in fair condition.
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Rauoel Robles
Chicago
Salt Creek
Valparaiso
Mark
Robles
Mary
The Country Parson On Enduring Troubles And Worry
A Country Parson writes that a man can endure more trouble if he is also haunted by the fear that it might worsen. The reflection blends faith and daily hardship, noting how anxiety compounds hardship in ordinary life.
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Shade
Cape Henry
Eugene J. McCarthy
Robert F. Kennedy
California
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