Ho Chi Minh stands firm on four point peace terms
Japanese Socialists returning from Hanoi report Ho Chi Minh remains resolved to press for his four point program before talks with South Viet Nam and the United States. He warns the war could last 20 to 30 years if necessary and notes no talks without acceptance of his terms. Cholera conference cites 76,000 deaths in five years across 23 countries with 260,000 cases in nine Asian nations.
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Tokyo
Hanoi
Ho Chi Minh
North Viet Nam
China
South Viet Nam
United States
U.S
Manila
World Health Organization
Francisco J. Dy
Mansfield calls Johnson De Gaulle meeting on French soil
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield urged a Johnson De Gaulle summit in France to seek an end to the Vietnam war as de Gaulle nears Camboria near the war zone. Public hearings on Sept 7 will review a Hudson River cleanup bill led by Sen. Henry M. Jackson with sponsors Williams and Kennedy directing interior action with state governors.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Johnson
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Camboria
Liberal Party backs James Farmer for New York governor
ROCHESTER UP I reports the Monroe County Liberal Party endorses former CORE director James Farmer for governor with a convention set in New York on September 8. The party cites deteriorating city conditions and Farmer's knowledge on urban problems. NEW YORK AP notes a granite slab fall at the Pennsylvania Railroad Station demolition site killed Ralph de Rosa and injures Charles Daly. The 35 foot fall from a crane caused the fatalities and injuries.
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Rochester
UPI
Monroe County
Liberal Party
James Farmer
Robert Cunningham
Farmer
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ralph de Rosa
Port Richmond
Staten Island
Arthur Daly
Valley Stream
Model Plane Fractures Skull At Family Reunion
A 19 year old from Harvey Illinois remained in critical condition after an engine powered model plane struck him in the head at 90 miles per hour during a family reunion in Fort Wayne Indiana. Hal Wolf had given control of the plane to his brother and was walking through the flight radius when struck. doctors reported a skull fracture.
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Fort Wayne, Ind
UPI
Chicago
Hal Wolf
Harvey
Wolf
Parkview Hospital
Rock Slide or Slip FASTEETH Advertisement
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Big Jump in Hospital Rates Seen
In Chicago at the American Hospital Association convention Dr. Philip D. Bonnet warned that Medicare costs and pending federal minimum wage legislation could push hospital fees up 20 to 25 percent within a year. About 20 000 hospital leaders are attending. the AHA represents 65 564 hospitals and health care institutions nationwide.
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Chicago
The
American Hospital Association
Philip D. Bonnet
Association
Elephants Seen in Record Serengaeti Herd Movement
In Serengeti National Park a herd numbering over 800, the largest ever recorded, was sighted thundering through the jungle. Chief Warden P A G Field witnessed the mass migration, calling it an example of elephant migration often read about but rarely seen.
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Dar ES Salaam
Tanzania
Serengeti National Park
P. A. G. Field
Battery-Run TV In Full Use Now
A battery operated television camera under 50 pounds with batteries is designed for use by TV stations on location educational groups and the military.
Tanker Cargoes Rise on Great Lakes After Decline
U S and Canadian tankers carried 11.2 million net tons of petroleum products on the Great Lakes last year marking a first upward trend since 1961. The fleet comprises 43 American ships and 31 Canadian vessels.
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Chicago
U.S
Great Lakes
Japanese doctor found dead in Bronx apartment
Police say Dr. Yoshimari Ishii, 35, from Tokyo, was found in his Bronx apartment with a five inch kitchen knife in his lap after apparently committing hara-kiri. He wore a T-shirt and trousers and his shoes were placed by the chair.
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New York
Bronx
Yoshimari Ishii
Tokyo
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Charm Beauty Salon
Troy
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LWA
J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
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