Envoy Holds Meet On Stalled Talks In Saigon
Acting U S ambassador Charles Whitehouse met Foreign Minister Tran Van Lam to discuss stalled Paris cease fire talks. Lam then attended a National Security Council session as Kissinger and Tho sought a durable agreement. Observers cite slow progress and ongoing negotiations on councils and zones of control.
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Saigon
U.S
Charles Whitehouse
Tran van Lam
Paris
Washington
Whitehouse
Lam
Nguyen van Thieu
National Security Council
Vietnam
Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
Kissinger
United States
Council of National Reconciliation
Georgia Officials Alarmed Over Education Funds Shortfall
Georgia education leaders warn that lack of federal funding threatens the Adult Basic Education program aimed at reducing illiteracy. Margaret Walker notes no next-year federal funds are set, while state money may cover upcoming quarters. Atlanta program head Joe Fuller fears a $320,000 annual effort could end without revenue sharing. Over 3,000 letters urge support for House Bill 69.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Margaret Walker
ABE
Washington
Atlanta-Fulton County
Joe Fuller
Nixon
Playwright William Inge Dies in Apparent Suicide
Los Angeles authorities report playwright William Inge died at 60 from carbon monoxide poisoning in a car inside his Hollywood Hills garage. The Pulitzer winner, known for Picnic and Come Back Little Sheba, had recently left UCLA Medical Center after psychiatric observation following a drug overdose.
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Los Angeles
William Inge
Little Sheba
Hollywood Hills
Helene Connell
Los Angeles County
Inge
Ucla Medical Center
New York
William Inge Dies at 73 A Pulitzer Playwright
The University of California Irvine reports the death of William Inge known for Picnic winning the 1953 Pulitzer and the New York Drama Critics Award. He earned an Oscar in 1962 for Splendor in the Grass and wrote Bus Stop Dark at the Top of the Stairs. Inge born Independence Kansas May 3 1913 taught at Stephens College and Washington University and wrote several melancholy reminiscences including The Boy from the Circus manuscript found after his death.
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Ment
University of California At Irvine
Inge
Independence
Kan
University of Kansas
Stephens College
Missouri
Washington University
St. Louis
The
St. Louis Star-Times
A Name Game At Fla Capital
At the Florida state capital Tallahassee punsters mock the Watergate era by forming mock bills using the last names of legislators. Examples include Bass-Poole Fishery Control and Horne-Walker-Lane Pedestrian Right Of Way, with rules requiring only last names and no first names.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Washington
Bass-Poole Fishery Control
Daniel Bass
Gibson-Mixon
Johnston and Johnson
Foster-Papy
Horne-Walker-Lane
Pettigrew-Tillman
Webb-Weber Watergate
Arts Sally Gillars Receives Ohio Wesleyan BA
Mildred Elizabeth Gillars known as the Arts Sally of World War II earned a bachelor of arts degree at Ohio Wesleyan University after attending from 1918 to 1922. She later taught music in Columbus suburbs since 1960 at Our Lady of Bethlehem School.
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Delaware, Ohio
Mildred Elizabeth Gillars
Sally
Ohio Wesleyan University
Miss Gillars
Ohio Wesleyan
Ministry of Propaganda
Berlin
U.S
Our Lady of Bethlehem
Columbus
Soloist mixup at Birdwood Junior College exercises
The Times Enterprise notes Tom Faircloth was incorrectly listed as soloist for Friday night’s Birdwood Junior College commencement. The actual soloist was William B. Cochran III, accompanied by his mother Mrs W E Copeland. Also reported: Mr and Mrs Jerry Henry Wynn Cairo, a son Rocky Denaine, born May 31.
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Times- Enterprise
Tom Faircloth
Birdwood Junior College
Faircloth
William B. Cochran III
W.E. Copeland
Jerry Henry Wynn
Sandra Kay Williams
Cairo
Rocky Denaine
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