Khanh defies U.S. pressure over Vietnamese purge
Lt. Gen. Nguyen Khanh, South Vietnam's armed forces commander, backed the young generals who purged the High National Council. He warned against foreign interference and said the military would not follow U.S. policy to undo the purge. He pledged continued support for Sun and Huong while reserving power to change governments.
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Four indicted in archery fraud conspiracy scheme
Leroy F. Robbins pleaded guilty to two counts in a federal indictment charging fraud and conspiracy in a $500,000 archery promotion. Co-defendants include Gerald B. Hegg Samuel T. Mendenhall and Hanford B. Choate, named by a May grand jury. Investors across multiple states funded a campaign tied to a Seattle firm with offices and a prototype laboratory.
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Toll Reaches New High As Minnesota Sees Deaths
Minnesota's highway death toll stands at 801, tying last year's record. Three fatalities Monday include Mark Ament, 13, West St. Paul, killed in a crash while riding home from a bowing alley. Ruby Westberg, 58, St. Paul, who died after being struck while carrying gifts. Ludvig Rosett, 72, Goodridge, fatally injured in a rear end collision near Effie. Rosett's wife Marie was hospitalized with injuries.
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Legion officer Harry G Hall dies at 68
Harry G Cookie Hall longtime Legion Post 91 sergeant at arms and grave decorating volunteer died Monday at Our Lady of God Counsel Cancer Home St Paul. He began placing flags at 400 graves in 1936 later marking GAR and Spanish American War graves. Funeral 10 a.m. Wednesday Worlein Austin with Fort Snelling burial. Survivors include Agnes his wife and children.
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LBJ Briefs Chiefs on Final Budget Check
President LBJ meets with his chiefs of staff for a final budget review. The dialogue reflects a busy schedule as he emphasizes ongoing ideas and planning. He notes having designed more than 300 toys since starting his business in 1931.
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Pope Paul calls for end to racism and social inequality
Pope Paul VI in a Christmas message urged end to racism nationalism poverty and social inequality. He offered church services to promote the common good and universal peace while appealing to leaders to stop the arms race and redirect funds to fight poverty.
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Johnson halves defense budget talks at LBJ Ranch
President Johnson and Defense Secretary McNamara met with the Joint Chiefs of Staff to decide next fiscal year's allocations. Officials discussed keeping defense and science funding near current levels while dooring space programs and NASA spending amid a looming mid decade moon goal.
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Anti-Liquor Ads Win Billboard Space in Minneapolis
The Methodist Church anti liquor campaign will occupy Naegle Outdoor Advertising billboards after initial opposition. Vice president Harry Lettergren said no conflict of interest exists and the church will run its drive over the holidays.
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Duke and Duchess Spend Christmas in Hospital
The Duke and Duchess of Windsor will spend Christmas at Methodist Hospital after the duke underwent abdominal surgery last Wednesday. Advisories say his recuperation continues without incident and his general condition is excellent.
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Indiana University coach Phil Dickens resigns after seven years
Bloomington reports the resignation of Phil Dickens, who has led the IU football program for seven years. In Washington, Billy Graham announces a world evangelism conference set for autumn 1966 in West Berlin, planning October 26 to November 4 with about 1,200 church leaders, educators and evangelists.
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California Tops With Crops
California led the nation in total crop value at 2.1 billion dollars, according to an Agriculture Department report. Illinois, Texas, Iowa, North Carolina, Florida, and Minnesota followed with billions in value and varying rankings.
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Oilman Blasts Plane Downing as Callous Act
Texas oilman W Angie Smith condemned the shooting down of a Mecom Co plane by Egyptian jets. He said the death of the American civilian pilot and Swedish flight mechanic would not be swept under the rug despite fears of political repercussions.
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