North Korea pilots possibly aiding in South Vietnam conflict
Intelligence suggests North Korean pilots may have entered South Vietnam airspace as part of a broader expansion of North Korean air support. No evidence of direct North Korean air combat with American planes was found, while MIG interceptor numbers in North Vietnam have reportedly increased to around 315 aircraft.
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UPI
United States
Korea
North
South Vietnam
Atlanei
North Vietnam
Anderson
Delores Patterson
Longg Madison Ave
North Vietna l
David Bilmese
North Korea
Yey
Riverside Dr
Main
Ard Sts
AMC
Patterson
Cassandra Patterson
Richard Patterson
Danita Louisa Smith
Madison Ave
Joan Dixon
Rt. 2
Ono
Mounds Mall
Community Hospital
Haris
Oury
Lyons
Harris
Grand
SAMS
Redina
Grand Jury Criticizes Reformatory Handling of Inmates
The Grand Jury final report dated December 20 criticizes Pendleton Reformatory for handling parole violators Waymon Lyons and Virgil Harris. It notes inquiries into the parole violations and expresses disapproval of how inmates were managed during the Alma Amory break and related events.
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LGG
Grand
Pendleton Reformatory
Elwood
Armory
Virgil Arehari
Carl T. Smith
Indiana Reformatory
Correction Board
Reformatory
Branigan
Waymon Lyons
Virgil Harris
Svenenhrt
Indiana to Seek 1967 Legislature for School Building Aid
The Indiana Common School Building Commission paused requests for 22 school projects seeking 14.2 million in loans, noting funds are exhausted through 1968. Governor Branigin urged action, saying no more money is available for two years, and a legislative presentation will be prepared.
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Indianapolis
API
Indiana Common School Building Commission
Branigin
Mam UL Virb Aarnart
Lyons
Grand Jury
Williams
General Assembly
Lawler, Jr
Suananags
Legislaure
Indiana
Branigan
Ipinion
University student killed in Hamilton County wreck
Edward Orman Trull 18 of Teaneck New Jersey died when his motorcycle crashed through a fence on County Rd W 19th Street near Noblesville. He was pronounced dead on arrival at Riverview Hospital.
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Vincennes University
Hamilton County
New Jersey
Investigatiog
Glen Shrack
County Rd
Riverview
Noblesville
Joan Haywood
Shrack
Edward Orman Trull
Teaneck
Erlends
New York
Flat-iron Shaped Space Vehicle Lost on Maiden Launch
A flat-iron shaped space vehicle designed to ferry astronauts through the atmosphere disappeared during its maiden launch test at Vandenberg Air Force Base. Air Force search teams investigated whether the craft entered land or the Pacific Ocean, with officials awaiting details on the search area.
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Vandenberg
Afb
Calif
APD
Air Force
Pacific Ocean
Injunction Issued Against Defense Plant Strike At Kokomo
Federal judge bans striking steel workers at Union Carbide defense plant in Kokomo Indiana under Taft Hartley Act. Judge Walsh said the strike could affect military jet aircraft production and set a 0 day injunction with appeal possible Thursday. The union planned to file.
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Exer
Cis
Washington
UPI
Art DB. Hallott
United Pro
International
Moya A. Kline, Sr
Here
Indiana
Traffic Illines Safety
Indiana Sees Light Snow But Not A White Christmas
Weather officials predict light snowfall in northern Indiana with about one inch expected Thursday and cool highs near 40 across central areas. Frigid conditions afield raise travel cautions as other regions endure a mix of rain and snow and temperatures dip into the 20s later in the week.
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India
Indiana
Sian
Aosino
Wednin- Kline
South Bend
Serindianapolis
Fivaneyitte
Chicago
Aoln
Mospital Kline
Christus
Jossyty Whitey
Aloha McRiner
Mis
Chris Chomp
Dallas
UPI
Strickan
Ion Imaling
Halford
Ruby
Warren
Dake
Aust
Ant
Kennelly Wisher
Darkanid Iil
Poplin St. Amtie
Misa Tanina Fighon
Public safety plea over prison escapes and grand jury note
A letter signed by Charles McKessick Sr Frank L Bedsell Harold H Berry Paul A Lewis Burl G Bastin and jury foreman Onis Edwards criticizes mishandling of suspects and notes 1966 escape data. It warns the high rate of inmate escapes endangering the public.
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Harold H. Berry
Paul A. Lewis
Burl G. Bastin
Onis Edwards
Kennedy Book Pact Near As Look Magazine Row Settles
Negotiations between Mrs. John F. Kennedy and Look magazine over serialized excerpts from the book The Death of a President proceeded toward an imminent settlement. Attorneys Simon Rifkind and Richard Goodwin met with Look’s David Peck as publishers prepared to issue the first installment January 10, three months before the hard cover.
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NEW York
UPI
John F. Kennedy
Simon Rifkind
Look Magazine
Sinter
Snewiamen
Renee Seed
Madison Ave
Rifkind
Goorin
Tu Hoy
Dain Eee
Riese
Look
William Mancheseter
Kennedy
Magnzne
Soviet Moon Probe and Cosmos Satellite Launched
Moscow reports a dual launch with an unmanned lunar probe Luna 13 and Cosmos 137 satellite entering Earth orbit. Tass calls Luna 13 an automatic station to conclude the 1966 lunar program, while Moon photography is a stated aim for Luna 13.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Earth
Tass
Latvia
Cosmos Gazettes
Boon
Har Space
Luna
Hiner
Lima
U.S
Ontario Bus Crash Kills Eight Pupils in Ontario
Eight grade students and 21 others were injured when a sand truck overturned and crushed a school bus at a King Highway stop. Police said the truck driver lost a wheel on a slushy road. victims included several children trapped in torn seats as responders freed them.
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Wings UK
Ont
UPI
Vernon Reidiger
Ducky
Copter Search Fails To Locate Suspects
Bloomington police and state officers tried a helicopter search for three burglars Wednesday at Oliver Tractor Sales. Ono was captured but escaped while handcuffed. others fled. A later search near Delaware, north of Bloomington, found an abandoned car but no trace of the men remained.
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Bloomington
Ind
Martinsville
Oliver Practor
Ono
Ww & Pipe
Bya
Delawates
Governors Fail To End Rift With Johnson
Nine Democratic governors met with President Johnson at the LBJ ranch to press criticisms of his policies. A spokesman called the review very open and frank, with no apologies given. Governors left without a clear statement on Johnson's 1968 plans, and the men pledged to renew efforts to improve relations with Washington.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Lbj Ranch
White House
Harold £. Hughes
Iowa
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Hughes
Tench
Warren E. Hearnes
Missouri
Hearnes
Fighes
Paten
LBJ
Hensmen
Jahnson
Colom
FCC approves ITT buy of ABC in landmark merger
The FCC voted 4 to 3 to permit ITT to acquire ABC, creating the second largest radio network and third largest TV network. The deal, valued with assets around 2.2 billion, faces continued scrutiny over potential foreign news-gathering conflicts. ABC head Leonard Goldenson welcomed the ruling.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
International Telephone and Telegraph Corp
American Broadcasting Co
Spenieluniga Lons Snerger
ITT
Galion
ABC
Thei’ Emulitry
Columbia Broadcasting System
Radio Corp. of America
National Broadcasting Co
Congress
Leonard H. Goldenson
Colvin
Schricker Deteriorates in Hospital Stay
Gov Henry Schricker of Knox Indiana worsened Wednesday at Starke Memorial Hospital where he has been a patient since December 1. Dr Guy Ingwell reported he grew short of breath and was placed on an oxygen tent as he fights the heart condition.
Rusk says Thant may talk with Viet Cong to start peace
Secretary of State Dean Rusk indicated the United States would permit UN Secretary General U Thant to engage with any party, including the Viet Cong, and North Vietnam, to spark peace discussions. He urged Thant to use maximum latitude to push talks for a ceasefire while warning against a new arms race over antimissile systems.
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Washington
UPI
Dean Rusk
United States
U.N
U ‘Thant
Thant
North Vietnam
U.S
Ruck Alen Umed
Rusela
Nol
Geneva
Soviet Union
Rusk
India
Australia
American Gets 3 Year Labor Camp Sentence in USSR
American Buel Ray Wortham was convicted of theft and currency black marketing in Leningrad and sentenced to three years in a Soviet labor camp. An American fellow tourist Craddock M. Gilmour Jr. was convicted of financing the crime but received a blue fine. Secretary of State Dean Rusk criticized the harsh sentence and urged reconsideration on appeal.
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Leningrad
U.S.S.R
Upi
Buel Ray Wortham
U.S
Wortham
Craddock M. Gilmour Jr
Worthham
Silmour
Sliffest
Marvin Makinen
Makinen
Washington
Dean Rusk
Soviet Union
Rusk
United States
Russia
Nevenmh Mott
Sheffield
Mass
Lshor
Mott
The Faces Of Jesus-2 Study Of A Fisherman’s Life
The article discusses a portrayal of Jesus as a relatable human figure through the lens of George W. Cornell’s religious serialization. It depicts crowds gathered in a Capernaum home with diverse trades and travelers, highlighting vivid scenes and intimate conversations.
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Vietnam
Bob Hope
Red Korea
Jacke L. New
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New
Kokomo
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Wees
Ontario
ATT
Schricker
Jesus
Christian Bwlievers
Sion
Christmax Pevies Myawn
Biblical Epivoifes
Lewis
Avorge W. Cornell
Religion Weiter
Capernaum
Manuel
Olivia
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