Hatfield urges dove role to curb U.S. Vietnam involvement
Sen. Mark O. Hatfield says the Republican party must adopt a dove stance to limit U.S. participation in Vietnam. He cites public desire to de Americanize the conflict and predicts the Sept. 3 South Vietnamese election will not bring change as the military junta will likely win.
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No Punishing the Driver for an Irresponsible Child
Dear Abby advises that a father should not let a rebellious 16 year old drive despite his concerns. She suggests seeking family therapy and honest communication with a doctor to help adolescents. A second letter worries about a nephew with outturned feet and urges notifying the pediatrician if there may be medical need.
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Fragmented clue set hints at crossword puzzle entries
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Sweden Experiments With Vacations for Prisoners
STOCKHOLM AP Sweden tests prisoner vacations as part of a liberal correctional system aimed at socializing inmates. Nine prisoners spent three weeks at an open camp with permitted outings and family living arrangements. Prisoners become eligible after 10 months, with two day furloughs also allowed. Escape rates remain a concern, but officials argue openness supports reform.
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Percy Denies Candidacy Interest Amid Idle Speculation
Freshman Republican Senator Charles H. Percy of Illinois calls rumors he might seek a favorite son bid for the 1968 GOP nomination idle speculation. He says he has not discussed it with Senate Leader Everett Dirksen or Illinois party leaders and may allow his name to be entered to help another candidate, but gives no specifics.
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Final Arguments Prepared In Move to Oust Garrison
In New Orleans AP reports Dean Andrews charged with perjury in the Kennedy assassination inquiry prepared for final arguments to oust District Attorney Jim Garrison. He calls witnesses including Perry Russo Dr Esmond Fatter and Coroner Nicholas Chetta as he seeks to force a temporary prosecutor. A trial date for Shaw remains undetermined.
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Farm Labor Force Shrinks 4 Percent in July
The Agriculture Department reports the farm labor force for July at 5,975,000 workers, down from 6,212,000 in the same week last year, a four percent drop. The figures reflect national staffing levels in the farming sector.
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