Pistol Slaying Clue Hinted By Newspaper Message
A mysterious message published in the Cleveland Press at police request hints at a clue in the pistol slaying of Marlene Steele, a 37 year old mother of two, with authorities awaiting further information. In Vietnam, Viet Cong ambushed U S Marines on Batangan Peninsula killing two and wounding five amid rising U S battle deaths now totaling 30,795 as of early January.
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Euclid, Ohio
Cleveland Press
Marlene Steele
Diajef
Frank Payne
Saigon
Batangan
U.S
U. S
Vietnam
Cleanup continues aboard Enterprise after deadly blast
The U S Navy keeps cleanup aboard the Enterprise as investigators seek the blast cause that killed 25 sailors and injured 85 with a 26th missing. The 85 000 ton carrier was struck during a training exercise 75 miles southwest of Honolulu on Tuesday.
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Pearl Harbor
U.S. Navy
Honolulu
Budget Deficit Warned Over Johnson Budget Plan
Republicans in Congress say the 195.3 billion spending plan submitted by President Johnson will create a deficit not a surplus. Democrats will wait for Nixon's legislative program before backing Johnson welfare funding proposals.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
Nixon
Soviet Cosmonauts Transfer Between Orbiting Ships in Historic Linkup
Two cosmonauts Yevgeny Khrunov and Alexei Yeliseyev moved from Soyuz 5 to Soyuz 4 in orbit after a four hour and thirty five minute linkup with Vladimir Shatalov aboard Soyuz 4. Tass reported all three were in good condition as mission teams documented the maneuver via Radio Moscow and Moscow television.
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Moscow
Radio Moscow
Khrunov
Yeliseyev
Volynov
Yeliseyevy
Johnson Says Final Economic Report Sees Prosperty Path
President Johnson argues in his final Economic Report to Congress that eight years of Prosperity under Democrats created a solid base for ongoing growth. He cites investment in industry and education, manpower gains, urban renewal, and a 95th straight month of growth while warning about the wage price spiral and delayed tax reforms. He endorses New Economics tools and outlines three future priorities: strengthen the world monetary system, meet unmet public needs, and share prosperity more equitably.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
United States
AP Strike Vote Set By Guild
Members of the United Telegraph Workers returned to work at AP while Wire Service Guild members vote on a new offer to end a week-long strike. UTW operators resumed transmissions and supervisory staff ran machines as the guild ballots proceed.
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New York
United Telegraph Workers Union
Associated Press
Wire Service Guild
UTW
Nixon Stall In Florida At Hideaway
President elect Nixon worked and relaxed in privacy at his Florida hideaway. He aids rose mary Woods and Raymond K. Price arrived to help draft his inaugural address. Nixon declined to comment on President Johnsons budget.
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Key Biscayne
Fla
Nixon
Florida
Bruce Whelihan
Rose Mary Woods
Raymond K. Price
Johnson
Congress
Welihan
New York
Washington
Peace Talks Begin Saturday in Paris Four-Sided Roundtable Set
The United States and North Vietnam with allies agree to start Vietnam peace talks Saturday at the International Conference Center. Delegations from the US, North and South Vietnam and the National Liberation Front will meet at a round table with four members each, seeking procedural advances before substantive talks.
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United States
North Vietnam
Vietnam
National Liberation Front
International Conference Center
U. S
U. S. Saigon
Saigon
Nguyen Than le
South Vietnam
Viet Cong
National —_ Liberation Front
Cyrus R. Vance
Col
Ha van Lau
Nguyen Phong
Nguyen Thi Binh
NLF
Vance
Lau
Johnson
Hanoi
Wilberforce University Fire Destroys Student Union
Fire demolished the Wilberforce University student union in Wilberforce Ohio early today causing about 100000 dollars in damage. Two guards saw flames in the print shop and firemen arrived to find the blaze across the brick building. Fire Chief Eddie Hawkins cited limited hydrants and noted no definite arson link as protests and suspensions at the campus continued. The building housed a post office publication office snack bar and music department.
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Wilberforce University
Eddie Hawkins
Xenia Township North
Abernathy Asks That Slayer's Life Be Spared
Georgia Senate applauds King associates during 40th birthday observance in Atlanta. Sen. Horace Ward praised King as a great man of his era. A Chicago campus event sparked a clash between about 75 Negro students and 75 whites. eleven students were treated.
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Martin Luther King Jr
Georgia State Senate
King
Horace Ward
Northwestern University
University of Georgia
Illinois University
Leroy Johnson
Atlanta
Georgia Senate
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
John V. Lindsay
Manhattan
Percy E. Sutton
Congress
King Remembered With Memorials and Proposals Across States
The nation marked Martin Luther King Jr. Day with memorial services in Ebenezer Baptist Church and ceremonies from Atlanta to New York. Prominent figures urged unity, while officials proposed holidays and institutions to honor his legacy. Funds for King related projects were traced to donations and foundations.
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Pittsburgh
Raymond Shafer
Pennsylvania
Indianapolis
King
Jackson, Mich
Martin Luther King II
Martin Luther King Jr
Atlanta
Ralph D. Abernathy
Dr. King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
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