Adoption battle ends for four year old Beth
In Tillson New York Michael and Mary Liuni win a year long fight to adopt Beth the four year old described as the calmest child in the household amid claims welfare officials resisted due to ethnic differences. In Yellow Springs Ohio Horace Champney and seven others plan to sail a yacht with medical supplies to Haiphong North Vietnam aboard the Phoenix owned by Dr Earler Reynolds.
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Beth
Michael Liuni
Liunis
Joseph Fitzsimmons
Yellow Springs
Ohio
Horace Champney
Haiphong
North Vietnam
Champney
San Francisco
Phoenix
Earler Reynolds
Antioch College
Coup Hit Togolese Capital As Army Seizes Civil Powers
In Cotonou, Dahomey, authorities report a second coup in four years in Togo. The army declares all civil powers seized in a broadcast from Lome, led by Lt. Col. Etienne Guassingre Eyadema.
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Cotonou
Dahomey
Togo
Lome
Etienne Guassingre Eyadema
Randolph plans Negro summit on Powell congressional troubles
Civil rights leader A Philip Randolph says he will call a Negro summit conference to discuss possible action against congressmen linked to Rep. Adam Clayton Powell’s recent woes. Powell was ousted from his House committee chairmanship and temporarily deprived of his seat in the 90th Congress. In Columbus the presidential portrait Lyndon Johnson criticized went on public display amid controversy.
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New York
A. Philip Randolph
Adam Clayton Powell
Powell
House Committee
Wallace vows to bluff bluff over welfare funds cut
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace asserts he will challenge a proposed $96 million cut in federal welfare funds citing alleged discrimination. He plans to seek a federal injunction after HEW demanded the cutoff by February 28. Senator Stephen M. Young criticizes Job Corps spending for holiday travel.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Kiesinger Arrives In Paris For Talks With De Gaulle
West German Chancellor Kurt Kiesinger arrived in Paris for his first visit as chancellor to meet President Charles de Gaulle. The trip aims to ease Franco German relations and discuss postwar European security.
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Paris
Kurt George Kiesinger
France
West Germany
Charles de Gaulle
Actress Jane Asher says she and Paul McCartney in love
London report quotes Jane Asher declaring she plans to marry Paul McCartney this year and have many children before she departs on a U S tour with the Bristol Old Vic Theatre Company.
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London
Jane Asher
Paul McCartney
United States
Bristol Old Vic Theater Company
Ohio University President Alden Nigeria to attend dedication
The report notes Alden Nigeria, president of Ohio University, bound to participate in a school dedication ceremony as part of a series of events. Athens, designer visiting, says fashion is a lifestyle. Also mentions Bart Starr's passing prowess favoring Green Bay over Kansas City in Sundays Super Bowl. Mason County delegate co-sponsors a WV Legislature bill seeking election.
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Cere- ST
Osses Aseti
New York
Athens
Bart Starr
Green Bay
Kansas City
C.cercsesesees
Mason County
West Virginia
Osuhad Og
Bsortecs
Ground Forces Prepare Movement Into Delta
American support troops have arrived in the Mekong Delta to form a base near My Tho as U S forces begin the long-awaited move into South Vietnam s rice bowl. U S commanders say the delta must be wrested from Viet Cong control for victory, with an infantry division likely to follow. B52 bombers raid Viet Cong camps near the iron triangle as forces report heavy enemy losses and a vast harvest of rice and supplies.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Mekong
U.S
William C. Westmoreland
My Tho
Vietnam
Delta
Iron Triangle
Cedar Falls
Thant Sees China Pressure Halting Viet Nam Bomb Talks
U N Secretary General Thant believes pressure from Red China kept North Vietnam from replying to the US offer to halt the bombing. He said Peking might steer Hanoi to retract any peace move if it occurred. Thant cited private diplomacy and said his remarks at a news conference about Southeast Asia caused Asian envoys to seek clarification. He argued South Vietnam is not vital to Western security and that the Viet Cong front is not a Hanoi stooge.
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N.Y
U.N
U Thant
Red China
North Vietnam
U.S
Thant
Hanoi
Peking
Arthur J. Goldberg
China
United Nations
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Southeast Asia
Japan
Philippines
South Korea
Laos
Malaysia
Thailand
South Vietnam
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
Judges rule no current law bars topless waitresses
A three judge criminal court panel in New York ruled there is nothing in city law to prevent mixing drinks with topless waitresses but urged new legislation to curb this vulgarity. The panel cleared four waitresses and three bosses of 19 violations of the administrative code.
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New York
North Vietnam airfields blasted in series of raids
U S warplanes knocked out North Vietnam airfields in a little known set of raids that apparently halted last year. Four major jet bases in Hanoi Haiphong area were off limits, with prior strikes in 1965 66 against Dien Bien Phu Vinh Na San and Dong Hoi. Pentagon says bases neutralized as they could have handled military flights.
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Washington
U.S
North Vietnam
United States
Hanoi-Haiphong
Dien Bien Phu
Hanoi
Vinh
Demilitarized Zone
Na San
Dong Hoi
Dmz
Phu Tho
Red River Valley
Pentagon
Mao Plot Cooked Up By Soviets
In Moscow the Soviet press moves to tarnish Mao Tse-tung's image with claims Mao stole Soviet ideas on guerilla warfare and accuses his regime of soft stance toward capitalists. The Kremlin seeks to undermine Mao amid long standing friction and his rising authority in China.
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Moscow
Soviet Communist Party
Mao Tse-tung
Kremlin
Communist Party
China
Workers Pour Into Peking Violence Feared
A Tokyo based AP report cites Yomiuri that more than a million workers have arrived in Peking, with both Mao supporters and opponents present. Violent clashes feared as workers flood the capital, Mao returns to take command, and posters claim stronger security police powers while Lin Piao is cited as Mao’s heir. Parallel reports note protests before the security ministry and Liu Shao-chi’s camp stirring labor action as Red Guard influence wanes. An editorial in People’s Daily denounces wage and condition concerns as counterrevolutionary acts.
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Tokyo
Peking
Mao Tsetung
Yomiuri
Aluminum Firms Dety LBJ Raise Prices
Washington AP The four major aluminum producers Olin Mathieson Reynolds Aluminum Corp and Kaiser Aluminum announced price increases effective January 18. The moves echo prices set 14 months earlier and come despite a government appeal to defer action for national interest concerns. Gardner Ackley urged restraint, calling the hikes untimely and unnecessary amid improving industry earnings.
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Washington
Gardner Ackley
Johnson
Council of Economic Advisers
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
Reynolds Metals Co
Aluminum Corp. of America
Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp
Gas Explosion Destroys 20 Homes in Jamaica Queens
A pre-dawn blaze in eight blocks of Jamaica, Queens, was fueled by gas explosions, destroying 20 homes and lighting the sky with vivid flames. Firefighters and police evacuated residents after a gas odor was reported, preventing injuries according to authorities.
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James
New York
Jamaica
Queens
War Hero Gen Smith Dead At 84
SAN DIEGO Calif AP Retired Marine Corps Gen Hol land M Howlin Mad Smith died Thursday at age 84 after a heart attack. He led major amphibious assaults in World War II including the Gilberts Marshalls Marianas and Iwo Jima campaigns and is known as the father of amphibious warfare. He served 41 years and earned the DSM.
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San Diego
Calif
Marine Corps
Holland M. “Howlin
Mad” Smith
Balboa Naval Hospital
Gilberts
Marshalls
Marianas
Iwo Jima
Smith
Seven Senators Deny Baker Vixed Campaign Funds
Washington AP seven senators and a representative sworn as witnesses deny receiving funds from a $66,300 political fund tied to Bobby Baker. The defense sought Kerr connections. judge rules out. Only Mills and Fulbright testified, each saying Baker made no 1962 campaign contributions. Other lawmakers listed include Hayden Smothers Carlson Dirksen Morton Bennett. Ohio forecast notes: temperatures near normal. weekend rain chances.
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Washington
Bobby Baker
Senate
Savings and Loan
Baker
Savings and Loan Industry
Robert S. Kerr
D-Okla
Kerr
U.S. Dist
Oliver Gasch
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
George A. Smothers
D-Fla
Frank Carlson
Kan
Everett M. Dirksen
R-Il
Thruston B. Morton
R-Ky
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
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