Maddox Faces Georgia Governor Deadlock Ruling
Atlanta UPI reports Lester Maddox asserts he will meet in the governor’s office after the Supreme Court said Georgia’s overwhelmingly Democratic legislature can resolve the deadlocked governor race. Callaway and Maddox leaders react to the ruling with mixed signals as lawmakers brace for a close vote.
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Atlanta
UPI
Lester Maddox
Georgia
U.S. Supreme Court
Maddox
Howard
Bo) Callaway
High
Callaway
Ellis Arnall
House
George Busbee
Union and Management Seek To Settle Globe-Union Dispute
Globe Union and Local 137 of the United Auto Workers held a morning meeting to resolve a Monday incident that led to workers quitting at 3:30 p.m. The union seeks the employee’s reinstatement, restored seniority, and back pay. Both sides described efforts to resolve the dispute as quickly and fairly, with overtime halted pending settlement.
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Globe-Union
James A. Spofford
United Auto Workers of America
Spofford
Martin Greenberg
Hartford, Conn
James D. Williams
Globe Union
Bombers Hit Viet Cong Camp Near Saigon In Covert Fight
Reports from Saigon say B52 bombers based closer than Guam attacked a communist terror camp 30 miles from Saigon while U S and Vietnamese troops press to stamp out Viet Cong activity. New incidents of terrorism, civilian casualties, and naval air strikes marked the intensified campaign near Hanoi and along the coast.
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UPS
Guam
Hue
Gia Phu
Hanoi
United States
North Vietnam
7Th Fleet
South Vietnam
Violence admitted in purge during China's cultural revolution
Hong Kong dispatch reports Red Flag editorial confirms violent fighting in Mao era purge with Yugoslav Tanjug citing 17 killed and 240 injured in clashes between Red Guard youths and local workers in Chungking. Peking radio references blame to powerholders on capitalist road and reactionaries.
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China
Hong Kong
UPI
Mao Tse-tung
Commu
Nist
Red Flag
Peking Radio
Peking
Red Guard
Tanjug
Chungking
Pope Paul VI to bless faithful in St Peters Square
Pope Paul VI appeared in St Peter's Square to recite the Angelus with the faithful. Vatican officials said the Pontiff will celebrate Christmas Eve Mass in flood stricken Florence.
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Paul VI
St. Peter’s Square
Rome
Angelus
Vatican
Florence
Two Air Force Jets Collide Over Ocean
Two F101 jets from the Air Force collided during a training flight over the Atlantic Ocean off Long Island. Three of the four crewmen were rescued as the Air Force and Coast Guard conducted a large search for the fourth, Captain Donald R. Zenger, 34, of Brooks, Oregon, the pilot of one jet. His wife and six children reside on Long Island.
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New York
UPI
Atlantic Ocean
Long Island
Air Force
Coast Guard
Montauk Point
N.Y
Donald R. Zenger
Brooks, Ore
Transfusions Proceed Despite Mother's Objection
In New York a hospital, with legal and judicial counsel, authorized blood transfusions for a 14 year old girl over her Jehovah's Witness mother's protests. A deputy city official and Supreme Court Justice Arthur Markewich arranged a guardian to consent. The girl, initially bleeding and deteriorating, received six pints of blood and remained critical but was expected to recover.
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New York
City Hall
Supreme Court
St. Luke’s Hospital
Arthur Markewich
On the Inside Two Letters to the Editor De fend teenagers
A compact note section presents two letters to the editor on teen topics and local concerns. It references a page for a defense of teens and an early item on youth issues, reflecting community views.
Franco Urges Support For New Constitution
Franco, addressing the nation in a taped fireside chat broadcast nationwide, urged support for a liberalized constitution as Spain moves toward constitutional reform. The Generalissimo appealed on radio and television, signaling backing from the regime amid the political transition.
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Franco
Iraq May Nationalize Oilfields
Reports from Beirut say Iraq’s anti Western government may nationalize its oilfields amid royalty disputes with Western oil consortia. The move could unsettle the Middle East and impact the Iraq Mediterranean pipeline through Syria if not reopened soon.
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Beirut
UPI
Iraq
IPC
United States
Banias
Angry Mothers Block Traffic in Bay City
About 12 mothers blocked a city intersection near Thomas Jefferson Elementary School demanding a traffic light after two children were killed Monday when a teenage driver ignored a crossing guard. Police call the protest a little hysteria while families prepare funeral services for the victims.
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Mich
UPI
Thomas Jefferson
Alvin Bridges
Bridges
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