Humphrey Condemns Dzu Sentence as Backward Step
South Vietnam’s Humphrey says Dzu’s five year jail for advocating talks with the Viet Cong Front is unfortunate. Ton That Thien defends harsh stance arguing morale and battlefield resolve require strong government position on negotiations.
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Saigon
Hubert H. Humphrey
Truong Dinh Dzu
Humphrey
Dzu
South Vietnam
Viet Cong
National Liberation, Front
Cli
Ton That Thien
National Liberation Front
Space program halts four Saturn boosters amid budget cuts
AP reports NASA ordered contractors to stop work on four Saturn rockets after congress cutbacks. The Apollo program remains on track for moon missions by 1970, while Saturn V power for Apollo continues. Draft Director Hershey cancels suspending pre induction exams but Pentagon objections block full shutdown of centers.
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Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Moon
Lewis B. Hershey
Hershey
Pentagon
Defense Department
Splash Party Off No Water In Clinton
Vandals broke into the Clinton pool filtration room and opened water valves draining about 400000 gallons of the 750000 gallon pool into the Mississippi River. The Friday night splash party was postponed for a week due to the loss of water.
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Clinton
Iowa
Clinton Municipal Pool
Mississippi River
Construction activity in June slips to 81.3 billion
The Commerce Department reports June construction spending fell to 81.3 billion dollars, down 2.3 billion from May. Sen. Joseph S. Clark calls for a complete bombing halt in North Vietnam, warning the U S may escalate the war. Johnson praises Eisenhower after a White House hospital visit, expressing boosted resolve after meeting the former president.
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Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
North
Vietnam
Clark
Senate
United States
Associated Press
President Johnson
White House
Dwight D. Eisenhower
World in Turmoil as 1968 Campaigns Dominate News
The nation watches the 1968 political scene with Nixon favored on ballots and Rockefeller leading polls for the Republican convention in Miami Beach. Pope Paul VI rejects artificial birth control while Sino-Soviet clashes ripple through Eastern Europe and a Manila quake and Alitalia crash punctuate a fraught news week.
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Paul VI
Goldwater backs Nixon on first ballot at convention
At Langley Air Force Base Goldwater predicts Nixon will win the Republican nomination on the first ballot in Miami. He calls Nixon his personal choice among contenders and urges no more bombing pauses in Vietnam, saying the U.S. should take decisive action if Paris talks stall.
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Langley Afb
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Richard Nixon
Paris
Goldwater
Air Force Reserve
Gabriel P. Disosway
Tactical Air Com
Nixon
Miami
Vietnam
First Male Nurse Graduates From Brackenridge School
Austin AP Brackenridge Hospital School of Nursing graduated its first male nurse in 53 years. Paul Bass, 29 and married, a former Air Force hospital orderly, will work for a local urologist after three years of training. Bass is a Jacksonville Texas native who also worked at the Austin State Hospital.
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Austin, Tex
Brackenridge Hospital School of Nursing
Air Force Hospital
Paul Bass
Austin State Hospital
Brackenridge
Jacksonville
Tex
Bass
Air Force
Rail carriers seek Virginia intrastate rate increase
By petition filed with the Virginia State Corporation Commission Bates B Bowers as representative for The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company and other Virginia carriers request authority to raise intrastate freight rates by the same percentage approved by the Interstate Commerce Commission in Ex Parte No 259 Case No L 47. Hearing set for October 2 1968 in Richmond Blanton Building 10 a.m. Interested parties should appear with testimony.
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Commonwealth of Virginia
State Corporation Commission
Bates B. Bowers
Southern Freight Association, Et al
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Virginia
Interstate Commerce Commission
Blanton
City of
Richmond
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Rt. 11
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Coxie) Kline
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Mike) Martin
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