Thieu questions Hanoi sincerity amid Mekong Delta shelling
President Thieu spoke on nationwide radio and TV accusing North Vietnam of failing to show willingness to negotiate. He called for heavy blows to the enemy after the Mekong Delta shelling, while reiterating Saigon will not send a representative to Paris. Vice President Ky warned he could be assassinated over peace policy. General Thuan dismissed the bombing halt as temporary and said Communist infiltration is massive. Ambassador Bunker urged Saigon to participate in Paris talks and reaffirmed U.S. support, stressing the Front’s attendance does not imply recognition or a coalition government.
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Wallace on campaign schedule improvements
Montgomery quotes George Wallace saying he would adjust his schedule if he could campaign again to avoid waking up newsmen so early in the morning. The remark reflects a light, candid moment during a campaign interaction with press.
Times Stereld LeCornRd News Summary
The fragment lists publication details for a 1968 issue of a Middletown New York newspaper. It notes the Times Stereld LeCornRd, volume 13, dated November 85 or 1968, published daily Monday through Saturday by Orange County Publications Dion of Ottaway Newspapers. It includes pricing: single copy 10 cents, carrier 50 cents a week, mail rates for Orange, Sullivan, Aster, Sussex and Pike counties, and line-class postage paid at Middletown.
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Soviets lack data for moon landing plan
Soviet scientists told a news conference they need more information on lunar radiation before a manned Moon mission. Cosmonaut Georgi Beregovoi, returning from a four day orbital flight, and Mstislav Keldysh cited radiation uncertainties and suggested testing with an animal first. FBI seeks hijacker clues in Cuba case.
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Amman Under Curfew After Night of Gunfire Clash
Amman endured another curfew as machine gun fire shattered a fragile peace after a clash between Jordanian army troops and Arab commandos. The confrontation involved troops loyal to King Hussein and Kataeb Al-Nasr guerrillas, in what followed attacks linked to royal efforts to curb raids against Israel. In New York, the Norwegian tanker Etherjell burned at sea with only three officers remaining in contact as thirty crewmen were missing after earlier fires and explosions.
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Unopposed Brazil treasurer candidate dies before polls
David M. Anderson, the unopposed Democratic nominee for Clay County treasurer in Brazil Indiana, died of natural causes Tuesday morning about 30 minutes before polling places opened. Officials face appointing a successor after Anderson would have been elected and sworn in.
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Johnson orders halt on North Vietnam bombing amid Thieu Paris talks setback
United States reports President Johnson knew South Vietnamese leader Nguyen Van Thieu would skip the Paris peace talks, backing down on an earlier pledge to attend. Talks postponed indefinitely as Thieu refuses. Page 24.
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