Nixon Romney clash over Vietnam peace plan in Wisconsin and New Hampshire
The Associated Press reports Governor Romney accuses Nixon of no peace proposal and urges one, while Nixon campaigns in Colorado urging continued military pressure. Romney promotes a neutralization plan for Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia, citing U.S.-Soviet interests and China restraint. The piece notes potential write-ins in New Hampshire and comments from Humphrey in Dallas on civil rights and welfare.
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Dusk To Dawn Curfew Brings Peace At S Carolina Colleges
Orangeburg South Carolina sees a dusk to dawn curfew as state patrol and National Guard seal off two Negro colleges. Most businesses close early and students leave campuses after 5 pm while violence amid integration efforts subsides. No injuries reported during the curfew start.
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Cuban Refugees Swim To U S Naval Base
Refugees reach the United States by swimming to Guantanamo Bay and are flown to Miami, with 180 to date this year having made the journey. Families describe perilous crossings at night, aided by U.S. airlifts that have brought thousands to safety, amid tightened Castro patrols and broader refugee movements.
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Associated Press
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Parents Held In Daughter Death By Own Action
PHOENIX AP The Aults remain jailed after Friday arrest on involuntary manslaughter in the death of their 21 year old daughter Linda an ASU coed who shot herself after authorities say her parents ordered her to kill the family dog to punish her for spending the night with an Air Force officer An inquest Wednesday heard the couple testified Linda did not know the gun was loaded when she pressed the trigger The homicide officer said charges stem from the couple reaching the emotional state of their daughter when they supplied a loaded pistol for the punishment case continues
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Linda
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Dr King vows nonviolent program with readiness to stay
Dr. King stated the movement will pursue nonviolence while supporters remain prepared to stay until the government responds and legislation achieving the aim is enacted, according to AP Wirephoto.
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Unrest in Finance as Unemployment Dips and Tax Plan Debates Rise
The report notes employment at 73.3 million with an 11 million increase from the prior year. It cites government moves to tax travel and adjust duty free provisions while balancing payments deficits. Knudsen named Ford president after resigning from GM, marking a shift in leadership at America's top automaker.
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Rails Agree To Increase Train Crews
ST LOUIS AP The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen ended its strike against three railroads after the railroads agreed to increase the size of a portion of train crews. The union claimed safety as the issue, while railroads kept rights on remaining crews. Operations were to return to normal soon with negotiations in Jacksonville Florida.
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Charles Luna
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