Raids Near Hanoi Mark Closest Since June
U S bomber waves struck an oil depot at Ha Gia and a truck park near Hanoi in the closest raids to the North Vietnamese capital in five months. Carrier planes hit the Van Dien depot south of Hanoi while Air Force jets attacked the Ha Gia oil facility. Ground actions continued around South Vietnam with armor and helicopter support, and a maritime TNT threat was reported near Saigon.
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Robert Tuckman
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Hanoi
van Dien
Ha Gia
Haiphong
North Viet Nam
1St Cavalry Division
101St Airborne Division
Tuy Hoa
Kosygin Attacks West Germany During Paris City Hall Visit
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin, in France on a state visit, denounced West German ambitions for territory and nuclear arms at Paris City Hall. He warned that fascist forces reappear and urged dissolution of European military blocs in exchange for the breakup of NATO. He met De Gaulle and affirmed Franco Soviet efforts toward East West rapprochement to avert war.
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Paris
Germany
Stephens Broening
Alexei N. Kosygin
France
West Germany
Europe
Kremlin
Bavaria
Hesse
Oder-Neisse
Charles de Gaulle
NATO
de Gaulle
Soviet Union
Factors Weaken Verve of UC Berkeley Classroom Boycott
Rain final exams and cautious administration response erode student zeal as about 10 000 march in drizzle at the Berkeley campus to demand continuation of the boycott. Chancellor Heyns returned from conferences and urged a measured solution while ASUC leader McIntosh frames aims to drop charges against those involved and curb outside police involvement. Some classes canceled or skipped, but officials call the boycott largely ineffective and hard to measure in attendance.
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John W. Wood
Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Tiveness
Navy
Roger W. Heyns
Harvard
Princeton
Heyns
Daniel G. McIntosh
Associated Students of the
Field Wide Open for 68 Presidential Nod
Senate Republican Leader Everett Dirksen of Illinois says the 1968 Republican nominating field is wide open with Nixon as a front-runner, naming Romney and Reagan as possible candidates. He spoke at a Philadelphia award event before 1,400 attendees, criticizing Harvard students and Viet Nam draft protestors while praising wartime duty.
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Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Richard M. Nixon
George Romney
Michigan
Ronald Reagan
California
Dirksen
Union League of Philadelphia
Maple Lake Girl Wins 4-H Honors in National Congress
Mary Jane Pribyl 20 of Maple Lake Minnesota a junior at the University of Minnesota is named one of three national winners in the home economics program at the 45th national 4 H Club Congress She receives a $500 scholarship and has completed 10 years of 4 H work in home economics dairy poultry garden and home improvements.
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Chicago
Mary Jane Pribyl
Maple Lake
Miann
University of Minnesota
James F. Pribyl
Hopper freight car found on Great Northern tracks
The Great Northern disclosed a missing 55 foot hopper freight car loaded with 73 tons of sugar beet pellets has been found on its own tracks at a Grand Forks siding in North Dakota. The car was last tracked from Bingham siding near Fargo Moorhead bound for Superior Wisconsin and had been missing for about 60 days.
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Great Northern
Bingham Siding
Fargo- Moorhead
Superior
Wis
Fish Dealers Brace For Friday Meat Ban Mood Turns Gloomy
New York Catholics begin meatless Fridays as fish dealers report cautious optimism and forecasts of mixed demand. Market researchers estimate an 8 to 10 percent sales dip unless merchandising boosts fish as a weekly staple. Chicago Booth Fisheries boosts ads. San Pedro State Fish Co. predicts continued fish meals. Boston wholesaler cites no slump yet.
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Fulton Street
Market Research Corp
Chicago
Booth Fisheries
State Fish Co
San Pedro
California
Warren Enos
Boston
Viet Nam truces unlikely to let Communists regroup
U S officials at a State Department briefing say Christmas and New Year Viet Nam truces give the Communists little time to resupply and regroup. They deny U S pressure on Ky and note ongoing power struggles in Communist China and dim military prospects for victory.
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Washington
U.S
Viet Nam
State Department
United States
Nguyen Cao Ky
China
Mao Tse-tung
Lin Piao
U.N. General Assembly
Red China
United Nations
South Viet Nam
Hatfield Named Likely Administration Commissioner in Minnesota
State Tax Commissioner Rolland F. Hatfield, a Republican at odds with Gov. Rolvaag, touted as administrator under Gov.-elect LeVander. If confirmed, Hatfield would oversee state spending with salary $17,500. LeVander also reportedly eyes William J. O'Brien as business development chief.
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ST. Paul
Rolland F. Hatfield
Karl F. Rolvaag
Harold LeVander
Hatfield
Ray Lappegaard
Minneapolis Tribune
LeVander
William J. O’brien
Jarle Leirfallom
Welfare Department
Republican State Central Committee
O'Brien
William B. Farrell
Rolvang
State Government Council Officers Named At Meeting
CHICAGO AP State Sen Charles Welch Jr of Utah named chairman and Gov William L Guy of North Dakota named president of the Council of State Governments governing board. Henry W Towl Denver lawyer named honorary president founder of the council. Seven executive committee members elected including Wisconsin state Sen Robert P Knowles. The department seeks 2391610 dollars vs 1645785 current budget and a two year 400000 advertising budget to 560000. Most advertising aims to lure tourists to Minnesota.
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Chicago
Charles Welch Jr
Utah
William L. Guy
North Dakota
The
Council of State Governments
Association of States
Henry W. Towl
Denver
Towl
Council
Robert P. Knowles
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Sato to reshuffle Cabinet after party win
Tokyo Prime Minister Eisaku Sato plans a major Cabinet shakeup with new faces in key posts after winning a new two year term as Liberal Democratic party president. The move aims to present a refreshed lineup to Emperor Hirohito amid party support and criticism.
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Associated Press Tokyo
Eisaku Sato
Liberal Democratic Party
Hirohito
Sato
Nurses Strike Shrinks Youngstown Hospitals by Half
About 350 general duty nurses quit from Youngstown Hospitals Association reducing beds from 780 to roughly 390 and limiting care to emergencies. The move follows demands for higher pay with current offers around 41 dollars a month versus 480 requested retroactive to October 1 and rising to 530 by December 1967. St Elizabeth and Trumbull Memorial report full capacity.
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Youngstown
Youngstown Hospitals— Association
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South Side Hospitals
Joyce Nagle
Youngstown Nurses Association
St. Elizabeth
Trumbull Memorial Hospital
Warren
Ohio State Nurses Association
William Peer
State Association
Staid Old St. Petersburg Embraces Topless Go-Go Scene
In St. Petersburg Florida the Cock and Bull Club features topless go-go dancers amid debates on morals and decency. Owner John Taylor challenged state law, police arrests occurred but no prosecution followed. Dancers earn about 150 dollars weekly, with Jeanine Beverly describing financial need and view on the work.
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St. Petersburg
Don North
Fila
Las Vegas
San Francisco
New York
Cock and Bull Club
John Taylor
Florida
Taylor
Alan R. Williams
McNamara Okays Pilot Training Boost for AF and Navy
Defense Secretary McNamara approves expanded pilot training for the Air Force and Navy to ease fliers shortages amid Vietnam demands. The Air Force will add a ninth training base and accelerate programs, boosting pilots from 2,760 to 2,920 this year, with detailed costs and new base timing pending. The Navy will expand facilities at Pensacola, Meridian, Corpus Christi to lift output to about 2,500 pilots in fiscal 1969, with base costs and planes yet to be determined.
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Seymour M. Hersh
McNamara
Air Force
Navy
Pensacola
Fila
Meridian
Cold Wave Grips Appalachians as Lake Snow Bands Hit
Bitter air sweeps east into the northern Appalachians with heavy snow in Ohio and on the shores of Lakes Erie and Ontario. Three inches fall in Columbus Dayton and Akron while Pittsburgh reports snow in six hours. Sub-zero temps touch the Northern Plains as Corpus Christi reports 65 degrees. Valdez bears major storm damage from a Gulf of Alaska gale hitting a rebuilt townsite.
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Associated Press
Appalachians
Ohio
Lakes Erie
Ontario
Columbus
Dayton
Akron
Pittsburgh
International Falls
Minn
Gulf of Alaska
Valdez
Prince William Sound
Mondale Likely To Lead DFL Regroup Effort
Minnesota politics swirl as Walter Mondale appears to be the chosen figure to rebuild the DFL after a GOP surge. Hubert Humphrey backs Mondale as a peacemaker and vote getter, while Humphrey guards time constraints. McCarthy Frase Blatnik Short named as potential revival leaders.
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Mondale
DFL
Fritz
Humphrey
Minneapolis Tribune
Virgin Islands
Eugene J. McCarthy
Donald M. Frase
John Blatnik
Robert E. Short
University Intervenes in Will Contest Involving Stone Estate
In St Paul Minnesota the University of Minnesota gains entry to a will dispute over Mrs Olive Whiting Stone widow of Justice Royal Stone The university stands as main beneficiary while Mrs Shirley Anderson of Ottumwa Iowa challenges the will The estate totals in excess of 6 million with major stock in Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co The court earlier allowed the university to intervene.
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ST. Paul
University of Minnesota
Olive Whiting Stone
Minnesota Supreme Court
Royal A. Stone
The
University
Stone
Shirley L. Anderson
Ottumwa, Iowa
Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co
District Court
Anderson
Death claims Brooklyn tailor after second robbery
Hyman Gitnick, 78, who refused to retire after a age 196 robbery of his East Flatbush shop, was stabbed to death in a second raid that yielded about $10 from his pockets and a neighbor.
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NEW York (Ap
Hyman Gitnick
East Flatbush
Brooklyn
Gitnick
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