Peace Talk Proposals Discussed by U S Officials
AP Special Correspondent reports the United States hints at Viet Cong representation in possible Vietnamese peace talks while avoiding government commitments. Secretary Rusk says the secretary-general should have maximum freedom to explore all peaceful avenues with the other side.
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Washington
United States
Dean Rusk
Vietnam
Rusk
North Vietnam
U.S
U.N
U Thant
Arthur J. Goldberg
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
Thant
Thief Steals Srodes’s Suits From Car In Durham
In Durham a thief took clothing from Jim Srodes staffer for Congressman Nick Galifianakis. Srodes weighs 290 pounds and wears 48 extra long. He was en route from Washington to Tampa.
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Durham
N. C
Jim Srodes
Nick Galifianakis
North Carolina
Srodes
Washington
Tampa
Fla
Welfare workers walk off job in Ohio county
Nearly 400 Cuyahoga County welfare employees left their posts after ending a meeting with county commissioners representatives on Wednesday.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Warren Police and Fire Departments Hampered by Sickness
Warren Ohio authorities halted both police and fire operations for the second straight day as numerous workers reported sick through the departments.
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Warren
Ohio
Warren Police and Fire Departments
Ohio University expansion plans draw regional attention
Laverne Lausche named planner and engineer for a decade long Ohio University expansion. Clarence Miller, congressman elect, criticizes federal spending and lobbying. In sports, Roger Bentley scores 53 as Chauncey Dover faces Athens and Ohio University at Michigan. Six revolvers stolen from a Logan store, police investigation ongoing.
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Laverne Lausche
Ohio University
Clarence Miller
Nelsonville
Roger Bentle
Chauncey Dover
Athens
Jackson
Michigan
U S B52s Hit Communist Strongholds in Vietnam
U S long range bombers attacked Viet Cong bunkers in War Zone C near Saigon and North Vietnamese troops in the demilitarized zone. Navy said two enemy planes were shot down near the Gulf of Tonkin, while 25 to 50 North Korean pilots train in North Vietnam. Australia plans to raise its Vietnam force to 6 300. Casualties show Americans 88 killed last week, 433 wounded. government troops 199 killed. enemy losses 825 killed. Total U S troops in Vietnam near 375 000.
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South Vietnam
Vietnam
Guam
War Zone C
Gulf of Tonkin
U.S
Long Beach
Washington
North Vietnam
Harold Holt
Canberra
Australia
Hobart
U.S. 9Th Infantry Division
Kennedy Book Settlement Nears With Look Serial plans
Harper & Row chief counsel said the Kennedy book controversy could settle with Mrs. Kennedy along lines of Look magazine out-of-court deal. Deletions touching personal life would permit a four-part serialization in Look beginning Jan 10, with 80,000-word manuscript by Manchester.
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New York
Harper & Row
John F. Kennedy
Look Magazine
Cowles
Manchester
Kennedy
Johnson
Parkland Hospital
Dallas
Secret Service
Arlington National Cemetery
Tragedies Claim Nine Ohioans in Explosions and Fires
Explosion at a Dayton truck terminal killed four and injured two others while fires in Akron and Youngstown claimed five more lives. In Akron a four year old and three others died as smoke and couch fire spread in a government apartment complex. A Windsor Ontario crash killed eight children on a school bus when tons of wet sand from a tractor trailer crushed the vehicle near Maidstone. 13 were injured.
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Akron
Youngstown
Nancy Simpson
Lower South Side
Joseph Flask
Flask
Janice Brown
Windsor
Ont
Detroit River
Detroit
Gerald Gemus
Oldcastle
Gemus
Frith School
Maidstone
Frith
U.S. Aides Criticize Soviet Court Action
The 25 year old American Buel Ray Wortham from North Little Rock Ark was sentenced to three years in a Soviet labor camp for stealing an antique bear statue from a Leningrad hotel and exchanging about $75 for black market rubles. Craddock M. Gilmour Jr. of Salt Lake City was fined 1111 on a lesser charge. Wortham plans to appeal. The Embassy criticized the sentence as harsh while noting Gilmour's lesser punishment and release for the aiding conduct.
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Moscow
Buel Ray Wortham
North Little Rock
Ark
Leningrad
Wortham
Owever
Craddock M. Gilmour Jr
Salt Lake City
Gilmour
Negro Youths Plan Christmas Gift March for Cincinnati Police
About 150 Negro teens in Cincinnati plan a Christmas march to District 4 police station to present gifts and sing carols. Organizer Roger Tilford says the event aims to bridge gaps with the police and show appreciation rather than protest. Parents fund gifts like a coffee maker and radio, with business donations and youths’ own allowances contributing.
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Cincinnati
District 4
Roger Tilford
Tilford
Santa Claus
Sters
Reams Files 1966 Campaign Report In Ohio
The campaign committee of State Sen. Frazier Reams Jr. reported 159,897 in contributions for his gubernatorial bid and 155,892 in expenditures with a 1,005 balance. Notable donors included Mrs. Reams with 116,000.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frazier Reams Jr
Toledo
Reams
Ted W. Brown
Solons Likely to Push Charges Against Adam Powell
Rep. William L. Dickinson said the Powell spending probe would likely seek criminal prosecution in at least three areas. The Alabama Republican indicated the subcommittee has heard enough to make that recommendation, while Powell shifts strategy in his bid to retain his seat.
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Washington
Adam Clayton Powell
William L. Dickinson
Alabama
Dickinson
Powell
Johnson Seeks Accord With Governor-Critics
President Johnson met nine Democratic governors at the LBJ Ranch after a White Sulphur Springs caucus, saying no personal quarrel exists but policy and politics divide them. Iowa Gov Harold Hughes and Missouri Gov Warren Hearnes attended. Hearnes declined to clarify his earlier warning of a 1968 challenge.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
White Sulphur Springs
W.va
Lbj Ranch
Harold E. Hughes
Iowa
Hughes
West Virginia
Frank
United States
Warren E. Hearnes
Missouri
Hearnes
Santa Claus Neglected In His Own Hometown
In Bari Italy children largely ignore Santa Claus as Epiphany traditions center on the witch Befana. Bari honors St. Nicholas with a May ceremony for his relics while local lore depicts Santa as a donkey‑driving figure.
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Bari
Italy
Adriatic
St. Nicholas
San Nicola
Myra
Asia Minor
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