Wilson Prepares New Terms for Rhodesia Talks
London reports Harold Wilson is formulating fresh terms to offer Rhodesia as the regime signals readiness to negotiate. Peter Bessell cites Ian Smith open to talks to avert economic collapse while Britain eyes tougher sanctions and a caretaker Rhodesian government under Governor Gibbs.
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Eisenhower to Return to Golf in Two Weeks at Palm Desert
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower and his wife Mamie visit the El Dorado Country Club for their annual vacation. Eisenhower, 75, hopes to swing and putt again in about two weeks after suffering a heart attack in Georgia last November and recent hospital discharge. The news notes his good condition and ongoing recovery.
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Word Puzzle Clues From A Crossword List
A dense listing of crossword style clues across numerous categories including land, sleep, objects and names. Several entries hint at common terms such as slumber nocturnal states and geographic hints with varying difficulty and spelling variants.
Checkers origins traced in European game history
The article notes checkers has been played in Europe since the 1500s, evolving from the queen's move in chess. It mentions the original name dama and outlines the game's development through early centuries.
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Draft Will Get Rougher On Students
Selective Service directors meeting at Fort Stewart discussed higher draft quotas. They warned college deferments will tighten and more students will be drafted. Tennessee director Arnold Malone vowed to press students to become soldiers. Louisiana director Lt Gen Erbon Wise noted manpower shortages and the need to reexamine deferments.
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Potomac Basin plan urges four dams over Seneca dam
A Potomac River Basin group urged President Johnson to reject Seneca Dam for now and back four dams costing over 85 million dollars to secure future Washington water. Proposals include dams at Bloomington Town Creek Slipping Hill Creek and Little Cacapon plus wild river status and forest expansion to aid public access and conservation.
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Bond to Be Denied Georgia House Seat
Georgia lawmakers move to block Rep elect Julian Bond a Negro from taking his seat over his Viet Nam stance Bond would be asked to step aside during oath while a special committee with two Negro members reviews the case Bonds SNCC role and 1960s civil rights actions are cited as context by supporters and opponents as the process unfolds
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