Fanfani Resigns as Italy Foreign Minister Over Peace Feeler
Amintore Fanfani resigns as Italy's foreign minister amid criticism of his handling of a North Vietnam peace feeler Hanoi rejected. He aims to resign Jan 6 after a Foreign Affairs Commission hearing, seeking to face critics while still in office. Premier Moro may not accept the move.
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Rome
Amintore Fanfani
U.N. General Assembly
Italy
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Foreign Affairs Commission
Chamber of Deputies
Fanfani
Commission
Florence
Giorgio la Pira
Johnson
Borghese
la Pira
Four Scarborough Youths Hurt In One Car Crash
Four West Scarborough youths, two pairs of brothers, were injured when their car left East Grand Avenue and hit a Central Maine Power pole. Steve White had a fractured skull and was taken to Maine Medical Center via Saco ambulance in fair condition. James Becker, William Becker, and John White were hospitalized in Portland. William Becker required extrication. Power to two summer residences was interrupted until crews restored it.
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Old Orchard Beach
West Scarborough
East Grand Avenue
Central Maine Power Co
Steve White
Mill Brook Road
Maine Medical Center
Portland
Saco
White
James Beck
William
John White
Portland Hospital
Scarborough
William Beck
John Clark
Viet Cong declares Tet four day cease fire in Vietnam
The Viet Cong announced a four day halt to attacks from January 20 to January 23 during Tet celebrations. The move, disclosed by Liberation Front radio, coincides with an extended U.S. moratorium on air war actions against North Vietnam, though officials offered no confirmation of coordination or lasting peace.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Viet Cong
United States
North Viet Nam
Communist Liberation Front
Viet Nam
U.S
Liberation Front
Bu Prang
Gia Nghia
U.S. Air Force
Guam
North
Washington
U. S
Humphrey
Waight Declared Winner After Saco Ward 3 Recount
Harold P. Waight of Saco edged Charles Gilpatric Jr. 276 to 272 after a five hour recount by a board of municipal officers. The tally shifted from an initial 275-272 Waight lead following earlier counts and challenged ballots.
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Harold P. Waight
Saco
Waight
Charles Gilpatrice Jr
Fenderson
Gilpatric
Robert J. Fenderson
Atty
William Donahue
Biddeford
Gilpa
Brickates
Chuckle warns on Christmas promises to buy gifts
Humorous note cautions against promising a diamond bracelet unless sincerity is clear. It contrasts a jeweler’s bill with a devilish consequence implied by the columnist, referencing TM WRR Gen Fea Corp.
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Fea. Corp
Peaceful spies offer fresh sights into human activity
The notice notes new aerial reconnaissance giving insights into human behavior and activity around the world. It mentions U S pause on B52 raids in South Vietnam as Johnson and McNamara discuss the federal budget and reports of Yale professor Staughton Lynd in Hanoi for talks without U S permission. It also highlights Hubert H. Humphrey's Far Eastern swing, Queen Elizabeth’s Abbey anniversary observance, and other world events.
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Associated Press
Viet Nam
United States
South Viet Nam
Johnson
Robert S. McNamara
Staughton Lyndh
Yale
Hanoi
U.S
Hubert H. Humphrey
Japan
Elizabeth
Westminster Abbey
Humphrey appeals to Japan on Viet Nam during Asia swing
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey arrived in Tokyo for an 18 hour stopover on his Asian tour en route to Manila for Marcos's inauguration. He urged frank talks with Japanese leaders and discussed future Viet Nam debates and U S Philippines lease talks while meeting Prime Minister Sato and Emperor Hirohito.
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Tokyo
U.S
Hubert H. Humphrey
Japan
Humphrey
Ferdinand Marcos
Viet Nam
Eiseku Sato
Etsusaburo Shiina
United States
Richard M. Nixon
Hirohito
Eisaku Sato
Manila
Philippine
Ferdinand E. Marcos
U. S
Chung Hee Park
South Korea
Seoul
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Formosa
Washington
Andrews Air Force Base
Hum
Phrey
Marcos
Philippines
Johnson
Dean Rusk
Northeast
Asia
Theodore McKeldin
Baltimore
Norman Cousins
New York
Jack Valenti
State Department
Lloyd Hand
Asahi
Yomiuri
Sato
Sohvyo
Third Nations Create Conditions For Fruitful Negotiations.” Asahi
Remote sensing eyes scout crops and climate clues
Earth scientists describe remote sensing as a new spying method using infra red ultraviolet radar and photography to detect crop disease early and map vegetation health. Navy aided studies show airborne devices locating northern lakes and thaw patterns to predict weather and climate shifts.
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Berkeley
Calif
Robert N. Colwell
University of California
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Colwell
Jack van Lopik
Texas Instruments Inc
Dallas
Tex
John Place
Office of Naval Research
Washington, D.C
Navy
University of Wisconsin
Industry Counted On To Cut Deficit
NEW YORK AP President Johnsons administration expects a U S industry to cut one billion dollars from the nations balance of payments deficit in 1966. Assistant Secretary Brimmer says voluntary export restrictions focus on industry to reach that target and urges more than 900 corporations to report quarterly foreign transactions.
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New York
Johnson
U. S
Andrew F. Brimmer
American Finance Association
Brimmer
Viet Nam
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Ranfani
Kennebunk Masonic Hall
Arundel Assembly
Order of Rainbow
Walter Sherman
Linda Wormwood
Ilinois
Martha
Cong
Aganda
Ronald Ayotte
Maine
Linwood Ross
Ayotte
Donahue
Board of Municipal Officers
Roberts
Council
Ernest Whitten
Aldemen
Bob Hope
Ticonderoga
Hope
Earth Spies
By Alton Blakeslee
Canada
North American
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