U.S. Faces Decision On Hot Pursuit Policy
U.S. officials debate using hot pursuit and cross border raids against Communist sanctuaries in Cambodia and Laos. The issue hinges on diplomatic risk versus military gains as Westmoreland and Johnson weigh options and seek international support to prevent war escalation in Southeast Asia.
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U.S
John M. Hightower
Washington
Cambodia
Laos
South Vietnam
Johnson
United States
State Department
Dean Rusk
Norodom Sihanouk
U. S
Southeast Asia
Saigon
Prince Sihanouk
Vietnam
U S Pilots Mistakenly Kill South Viet Troops
In Binh Thuan Province near Saigon, two U S Air Force Canberra bombers strafed a South Vietnamese irregular unit amid a Viet Cong clash, killing four and wounding 32, with two American advisers injured. An investigation was ordered by Gen William Momyer.
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Saigon
U.S. Air Force
U.S
Binh Thuan
7Th Air Force
William Momyer
Air Force
Study challenges idea of a sexual revolution
AP report details 1967 and earlier surveys on college sexual behavior. Findings show continuity of trends rather than a revolution, with women viewing first intercourse as love and men being more opportunistic. Birth control links to enjoyment, not increased activity, and virginal surrender remains higher with love.
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New York
American Associa
William Simon
Institute
Bloomington
Ind
Gebhard
More Negro Riots Forecast In Northern Cities
Research psychiatrist Dr. T M Tomlinson predicts ongoing Negro riots in northern cities driven by frustration in ghettos and poverty. He urges massive funding of 20 to 25 billion to address living conditions and political economic empowerment for Negroes.
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New York
T.M. Tomlinson
Los Angeles Without Mayor As City Delays Action
Los Angeles, AP report, the city of about three million has no mayor as Samuel Yorty is vacationing in Acapulco. Acting mayor L E Timberlake heads toward Las Vegas while John S Gibson Jr. is in Boston. Charter limits leave city government with three leaders and no acting mayor. Cold weather forecast with highs in the 20s and lows in the teens. Snow or flurries likely most days with total accumulation around 0.33 inch melted.
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Los Angeles
Samuel W. Yorty
Acapulco
Mexico
L.E. Timberlake
Las Vegas
Nev
John S. Gibson Jr
Boston
Humphrey Heads 13 Day Africa Tour To Renew Poverty Fight
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey leaves for a 13 day tour of nine African nations to renew President Johnsons pledge to defeat poverty and disease. He will attend Liberia's inauguration and visit Ivory Coast Ghana Congo Zambia Ethiopia Somalia Kenya and Tunisia. The visit may discuss a multimillion loan for the Bandama Blane hydro project.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Africa
Johnson
Andrews Air Force Base
America
Humphrey
William Tubman
Liberia
Abidjan
Ivory Coast
Ivory
Paul Whiteman King of Jazz Dies at 77 in Doylestown
Paul Whiteman known as the King of Jazz died at about 4:30 am at Doylestown Hospital after a heart attack. The Bucks County native who fused classical with jazz directed top stars and commissioned Gershwin to write Rhapsody in Blue. His work helped shape early American modern music and he remained devoted to diverse styles until retirement in New Hope.
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Paul Whiteman
King of Jazz
Doylestown
Doylestown Hospital
Bucks County
Philadelphia
Whiteman
George Gershwin
Ferde Grofe
Bing Crosby
Tommy and
Jimmy Dorsey
Morton Downey
Benny Goodman
New Hope
Delaware River
Recovery Personnel Reduced After Silver Bridge Disaster
POINT PLEASANT The salvage and recovery teams at the Silver Bridge site have downsized. Civil Defense personnel except communications and operations have been released. Coast Guard now handles transport to the river and body removal to shore. The morgue at the National Guard Armory is closed and future identifications will go through funeral homes.
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Point Pleasant
Silver Bridge
Ohio River
Civil Defense
Coast Guard
National Guard
Andy Wilson
Wilson
Trinity Methodist Church
Civil Defense Headquarters
Washington
Appalachian Regional Commission
Ohio
West Vir
U S and World Briefs Include Sports and Political Notes
In San Antonio President Johnson meets heart surgeon Christiaan Barnard amid budget planning. Central State University president Harry E Groves withdraws resignation after student petitions. Three Ohio men die in a Piper Navajo crash near Port Penn amid a snowstorm. Iowa Senate race opens with Stanley vs Bramwell as Hickenlooper retires. Rome Queen Anne Marie of Greece miscarries. condition described as satisfactory.
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San Antonio
Tex
Johnson
Christian Barnard
Cleveland —P
Central State University
Harry E. Groves
Williamsport
Ohio
Port Penn
Ray Pangle
John Moates
Lima
Joe McDufee
Rt. 1
Waynesfield
Rome
Anne
Marie
Greece
Constantine
Debutante Barbara Eisenhower Faints At Ball
Barbara Anne Eisenhower, granddaughter of a former president, fainted briefly during the International Debutante Ball in New York after 61 other debutantes completed presentations. She called it embarrassing. The ball was held in a rock and roll room setting. Next, Atlanta reports outbreaks of Asian Flu and related respiratory infections across 24 states and D C. The center notes mortality rate not unusually higher.
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New York
Barbara Anne Eisenhower
United States
Atlanta
National
Communicable Disease Center
District of Columbia
Christmas tree pickup to start after Tuesday
The Athens crews begin collection of Christmas trees after the official season ends Tuesday. An editorial note points to the season’s wrap up while page 3 covers college football around its final big weekend and page 11 previews the Silver Bridge reassessment.
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Athens
Prangseeereee
Sseseeeses
Silver Bridge
Sdis Vaaseres
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