AF Officials in Viet Nam Pressing Case to Hit Air Fields
U S Air Force leaders in Viet Nam likely to argue for bombing North Viet Nam jet airfields as MIG activity rises. North Vietnamese pilots have shot down five American planes, while U S forces report 26 definite and two probable kills. The North maintains about 75 planes with 6 000 antiaircraft guns concentrated around Hanoi and Hai Phong.
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North Viet Nam
U. S
Washington
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U.S
Hanoi
Haiphong
North
Ing
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
United Nations
United States
Mississippi
1St Marine Division
Mexican beautician survives artificial heart pump surgery
Esperanza del Valle Vasquez, 37, the first to survive an artificial heart pump operation, plans to return to work in Mexico City this week. She reports feeling marvelous and able to walk, eat, and work normally after the Houston procedure in August, led by Dr. Michael DeBakey.
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Mexico City
Esperanza del Valle Vasquez
Storm Center Advances Through Minnesota Strands Roads
A storm center moved from the Dakotas into Minnesota, bringing freezing drizzle rain and some snow. Hazardous driving followed with 50 to 100 vehicles sliding into ditches on US 61 and 35 between Rush City and Finlayson. Snow fell unevenly with Brainerd Remer seeing an inch, Walker Bemidji Crookston two inches, Hallock Hibbing four inches. Roads iced in southern Minnesota but warming eased conditions. Cold wave expected in northern areas tonight.
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Rush City
Finlayson
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Remer
Walker
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Crookston
Hallock
Hibbing
Twin Cities
Weather Bureau
Rhodesian Crisis Strains Pound In London Market
In London the pound faced pressure from the Rhodesian crisis as the Bank of England used reserves to stabilize the currency. The U S dollar rate slipped below 2.79, with authorities lowering support prices twice in under an hour. London stocks thinned and prices fell amid trading disruption.
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Bank of England
U.S
London Stock Exchange
Deer harvest at Camp Ripley opens season
At Camp Ripley Minnesota the opening weekend bow and arrow deer season drew 563 archers who harvested 16 deer on Saturday and 409 bowmen who took just two deer on Sunday indicating a slow start for the season.
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Camp Ripley, Minn
Camp Ripley Military Reservation
Communists Warn Macao Authorities Over Riots
Tokyo reports China warns Macao authorities they will be held responsible for riots that left seven dead and hundreds injured as clashes erupted between protesters and police near a pro Communist school site. Berlin notes no wall passes this Christmas unless East German stance softens. Manila reports death threats to lawmakers over October protest. India says cow slaughter bans vary by state but will push for universal adoption.
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Communist
China
Macao
Canton
Berlin
Heinrich Albertz
Albertz
Willy Brandt
Viet War May Fade Out With No Formal End
AP reports U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge says the Viet Nam conflict may fade out without a formal end. He notes gains since 1965 but progress remains uneven and says neither side has won or lost yet while China staying out is likely to limit broader war risk.
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Malaysia
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United States
Elderly Victim Kept Robbery Secret Says Threats
A 77-year-old Santa Monica woman was robbed at gunpoint while waiting for a bus. The assailant demanded money, took $3,050 after forcing her to bank books and bank visits, and warned of killing her if she told anyone. She disclosed the tale to a friend who alerted police.
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Calif
Eisenhower Cancels New York Trip Over Health Concerns
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower cancels a New York visit for a Football Hall of Fame dinner and business luncheon due to public concern over his health. He plans to enter Walter Reed Hospital in Washington for gall bladder surgery Thursday, after returning from Gettysburg.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
New York
Eisenhower
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Gen
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Brandt Becomes West German Foreign Minister in Coalition
Willy Brandt, former West Berlin mayor, named foreign minister and vice chancellor in Bonn as part of the first Social Democratic entry into a German government since 1930. Brandt, 52, took office at a brief ceremony in the Foreign Ministry building.
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Bonn
Germany
Willy Brandt
West Berlin
West Germany
Brandt
Kurt Georg Kiesinger
Christian Democratic
Foreign Ministry
2500 Villagers Seek Aid as 63 Viet Cong Surrender
AP report details 63 guerrillas surrendering in Hon Chong area near the Gulf of Siam while 2,250 villagers seek refuge with government and U.S. aid agencies to provide rice oil blankets and supplies U.S. air raids over North Vietnam continue with multiple planes reported lost including an RF4C jet near Dien Bien Phu. A separate note confirms aging elephant Mandjula dies at Zurich Zoo.
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South Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
Hon Chong Twin Sisters
Gulf of Siam
U.S. Agency For International Development
U. S
Air Force
Zurich
Switzerland
Mandjula
Europe
Zurich Zoo
Exercise and its benefits for heart health and toning
The piece notes rising interest in exercise to improve fitness and tone the body. It explains that regular activity strengthens the heart, boosts circulation, and aids appetite by speeding up metabolism, while warning against overdoing a month’s effort in one session.
Jayne Mansfield Contracted Viral Pneumonia
Actress Jayne Mansfield, who has cared for her 6-year-old son Zoltan Hargitay at Conejo Valley Community Hospital, has developed viral pneumonia. Her physician said she grew weaker as she remained by her son's bedside in Thousand Oaks California.
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Thousand Oaks
Calif
Jayne Mansfield
Miss Mansfield
Zoltan Hargitay
Conejo Valley Community Hospital
Bond Bolstered by Supreme Court Victory on Viet Nam Views
Julian Bond says his stance on Viet Nam remains unchanged after the U S Supreme Court ruled the Georgia House could not bar his seating. The decision overturns a federal court ruling and centers on free expression and oath concerns.
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Atlanta, Ga
Julian Bond
Supreme Court
Georgia
House of Representatives
Atlanta
House
Noneviolent Coordinating Committee
United States
Bond
Georgia House
SNCC
Earl Warren
Jones Lane
Statesboro
James Floyd
Trion
George L. Smith
Swainsboro
U.S. Supreme Court
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