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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1969

Page

16

Johnson Says Wife Made Him Quit

In a CBS interview Lyndon B. Johnson says he could have won a 1968 bid for president but would not due to his inability to unite the country. He credits wife Lady Bird as a trusted counselor and recalls Kennedy’s friendly visit after his decision. He discusses campaign fears, McGovern, and the timing memo from Mrs. Johnson noting the March 1968 oath.

New York Lyndon B. Johnson Cbs-Tv Walter Cronkite Johnson Lady Bird Sen Robert F. Kennedy Vietnam Eugene Mccarthy New Hampshire Robert Kennedy McGahrity Kennedy

Berkshire Storm Disrupts Berkshire County Roads

Berkshire County faces its worst storm of the season with 12 to 24 inches forecast for the Northeast. Weatherman George J. Bulgarelli predicts 12 inches for the Berkshires, while federal forecasters show up to 24 inches. Airport flights are canceled, banks may close, and DPW crews work to clear state highways with eighty snow plows. Traffic is light and cars are abandoned on main roads as snowfall nears 22 inches by nightfall.

Berkshire County George J. Bulgarelli Berkshires Associated Press Pittsfied Harriman North Adams Massachusetts ‘Department of Public Works William S. Litty DPW Ing Bulgarelli

Home for Yale The Hard Way

John Norman drove from East Hartford to Yale in a 1965 model car whose transmission failed near Washington. He paused in a Virginia town for help but parts were unavailable. A winter storm center southeast of Atlantic City moved toward Boston and the Gulf of Maine with 35 mph gusts.

Birmingham Ala John Norman East Hartford Conn Washington, D.C Virginia Atlantic City Boston Gulf of Maine Canadian Maritime’ Provinces Southland Bulgarelli

Israel Folly: 81 Hour Raid on Egyptian SAM Sites

Israeli jets staged an 81 hour air operation across the Suez to destroy surface to air missile sites Egypt aimed to rebuild. Spokesmen said all planes returned safely with word missiles batteries destroyed though Egypt claimed several raiders were shot down. Across the Jordan frontier Arab guerrillas attacked Israeli positions as Israeli forces answered with artillery and mine incidents. Jordan and Lebanese border clashes continued and saboteurs damaged an occupied Gaza railway section.

Suez Canal Jordan River Jordan Gaza Strip

Airman Rescued From Foe Amid Veiled Details

SAIGGN reports the Air Force rescued 1st Lt. Woodrow Bergeron Jr. from an enemy-held area in a one hour operation. The six page release omits country, cause of crash, fate of the pilot, source of helicopters, and pilots. Rescue occurred earlier this month with multiple helicopter attempts under fighter-bomber cover.

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Agnew Sets Out on 37,000 Mile Asian Tour

Vice President Spiro T. Agnew launches a 37,000 mile, 14 nation Asian tour from Andrews Air Force Base aboard Air Force 2. The trip aims for four days in the Philippines and a Manila stop for Marcos inauguration. Stops include Nepal, Thailand, Afghanistan, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Australia, and New Zealand with a return around January 19. Officials say no major addresses are planned. Vietnam visit is not on the official itinerary.

Washington Spiro T. Agnew Vietnam Agnew Andrews Air Force Base Maryland Air Force 2 Travis Air Force Base California Honolulu Philippines Formosa Nixon Lyndon B. Johnson Manila Ferdinand E Marcos Nepal Thailand Afghanistan Malaysia Singapore Indonesia Australia New Zealand Congress United States

Perot Offers Gifts to POWs. Hanoi Refuses

In Vientiane Laos AP reports North Vietnam refused to admit H Ross Perot and two planes of Christmas gifts for American prisoners of war. He proposed flying 1400 canned Christmas dinners and medical supplies to Hanoi for POWs and North Vietnamese families. Perot met Vu Tien but was turned down. he pledged to continue humanitarian efforts and criticized Hanoi's wall of suspicion.

Vientiane Laos North Vietnam H. Ross Perot Texas Hanoi Moscow Perot South Vietnam North Vu ‘Tien United States Los Angeles Red Cross United We Stand Nixon Pernt Yu Tien

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