Nigerian Military Ruler Pledges To Halt Bloodshed
Maj. Gen. Aguiyi Ironsi, Nigeria's new military ruler, promises to end disorders and may impose martial law. He plans a new constitution and national elections after a conference at guarded headquarters. He claims the revolt failed and that Nigerians want military government to prevent further bloodshed. Rebels had killed Akintola and Bello amid western region violence following October elections.
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Lagos
Nigeria
Aguiyi Ironsi
Fronsi
Samuel
Akintola
Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa
Ahmadu Bello
Shemard Fieud
Britain
London
Bello
Ludon
Tronsi
Disillusioned 15-year-old POW from North Vietnam
Nguylen Hau Xan, 15, a captured North Vietnamese army boy, tells how he was drafted to defend the Ho Chi Minh Trail and sent into Laos. He recalls broken promises, harsh training, and his fear after escape, while pleading he does not want to return but worries for his mother and brother.
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Asia
Nguy- Len Hau Xan
Hanoi
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Viet Nam
Nguyen
Mekong River
Thakkek
Hellion
Vinh
War Baby Drivers Hit Auto Insurance Rates in Texas
The War Baby generation floods auto insurance markets while Texas sees fewer complaints at the State Board of Insurance. Chairman Hunter McLean notes minimal mail and explains rate hikes in context of highway accident coverage. Unmarried male drivers show higher loss costs, with young women sometimes targeted for rate changes. Parents face higher premiums for teenage drivers as assigned risk pools and agent practices influence coverage. India’s Indira Gandhi arrives in New Delhi amid search for a new Premier to succeed Shastri. Nehru’s daughter seen as favored.
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State Board of Insurance
McLean
Texas
Indira Gandhi
India
New Delhi
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Nehru
Hull Daisetta School Superintendent Shot
Hull Daisetta Tex AP John Thomas Camp 46 superintendent found shot to death Monday in a bedroom closet at his home. A justice of the peace ruled the wound personal safety related. Camp had taught and administered in Port Lavaca before joining Hull Daisetta in 1962 with funeral services set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Kelly Hixson Funeral Home Beau mont and burial at Forest Lawn Cemetery.
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Daisetta
City to buy three wise men for Nativity scene
Rossford Ohio officials approved purchasing three wise men along with an ox and a donkey to complete the city's Christmas nativity display. Street Commissioner Joseph Daly reported the plan as part of the project.
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Rossford
Ohio
Joseph Daly
Texans to Get 160 Million in Medicare Aid
HOUSTON AP. About 160 million dollars in Medicare benefits are projected for Texas residents 65 or older next year said by three Social Security representatives at a two day health insurance conference. They noted under 65 workers paying Social Security may contribute about the same amount back into Medicare. Enrollment deadline for the medical insurance section is March 31 for Texas recipients.
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Houston
Texas
Waynan Register
Eugene Riegler
John Mulane
Dallas
Register
Social Security
Solon opposes four year term plan for Congress
Rep. Walter Rogers a Democrat from Texas said he opposes President Johnsons proposal to extend term lengths for congressmen to four years from two He spoke before a Pittsburgh luncheon and argued the change strikes at the root of government by the people and would be vigorously opposed.
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