De Gaulle Seeks Peace amid Asia War, Cites U S Blame
De Gaulle urged a peaceful period after two world wars and blamed the United States for prolonging the conflict in Vietnam. He said France would aid settlement once conditions are met while U S and Communist China representatives listened nearby. Bohlen declined to comment on De Gaulle's remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Asia
United States
China
de Gaulle
U.S
Charles E. Bohlen
EB Schedules Composer in Electronics at UB Convocation
Vladimir Ussachevsky, noted composer in electronic music, will lecture and demonstrate his work at the University of Bridgeport convocation in the Student Center at 8 15 p m on January 1. A 1 p m music clinic precedes the program. both events are open to the public without charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vladimir Ussachevsky
University of Bridgeport
Kenneth W. Falkner
Ussachevsky
Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center
Manchuria
Pomona College
California
Pomona
Eastman School of Music
Columbia University
Otto Luening
Three Car Park Avenue Crash Injures Two
Two passengers suffered injuries in a three car collision at 1 20 p m on Park Avenue at West Jackson Avenue. Joan M Feraco and Eileen Thomas reported pain and needed treatment. Drivers Frank J Feraco Norman J Belair and Daniel Lake were involved. Feraco faces a Circuit Court summons for failure to yield at an intersection.
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Park Avenue
West Jackson Avenue
Joan M. Feraco
Knapps Highway
Fairfield
Eileen Thomas
Dunhill Road
Ronald Fabrizzi
Frank J. Feraco
Norman J. Belair
Homecrest Avenue
Stratford
Daniel Lake
Jackson Avenue
Feraco
Disturbance at City Hospital Leads to Man's Arrest
Jose Valazquez Hernandez was arrested at 7 o clock last night in Park City hospital after causing a disturbance in the emergency room. Patrolman Robert Rovinelli charged him with breach of the peace and resisting arrest. bail set at 300 dollars pending circuit court alignment. The cause of the disturbance was not known.
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Jose Valazquez
Hernandez
Father Panik
Park City Hospital
Robert Rovinelli
Six City Homes Burglarized In New Year Burglary Wave
Six city residences reported entered and ransacked after New Year. Losses include $350 at Lewis Naylor 434 Ridgefield Ave and $125 cash plus a .32 caliber pistol at Alfred Knapp 2165 Amgdison Ave. Other entries involved 432 Ridgefield Ave and 803 Noble Ave with missing items and damaged furniture. Police also investigate Alfred Dubhaime 253 Carroll Ave after a rear door forced entry.
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Lewis Naylor
Ridgefield . Avenue
Pearl Sokolsky
Ridgefield Avenue
Hanson
Judson Place
Alfred Knapp
Amgdison Avenue
Louise. Geary
Noble Avenue
Alfred Dubhaime
Carroll Avenue
Hanoi accuses U.S. raids on North Vietnam Saturday
Hanoi radio charged that U S planes from the 7th Fleet attacked residential areas and industrial targets in North Vietnam on Saturday while ships shelled targets in Quang Trac and Quang Binh. It said bases in South Vietnam and Thailand supported the raids despite a New Year truce.
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Hanoi
Tokyo
U. S
7Th Fleet
South Vietnam
Thailand
North Vietnam
Vinh Lin
Ha Tianh
Nghe An
Than Hay
Nam Ha
Ellington Folk Use Car Lights to Guide Lost Pilot
Robinson, a pilot with over 10,000 hours, credited Ellington residents with guiding his landing. They used car lights, spotlights, and flashlights to illuminate a landing strip after losing radio contact with Bradley. He landed about three minutes later and praised their efforts.
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Robinson
Bradley
Johnson Spends New Year's Day Quietly at Ranch
President Johnson and Mrs. Johnson spent New Year’s Day at their ranch amid questions about reports they attended two New Year’s Eve parties in Austin. Mrs. Johnson had said they expected a quiet evening with friends.
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Johnson
Art thief strikes in London gallery raid on Rembrandts and Rubens
Scotland Yard probes a bold burglary of major works including three Rubens sketches and two Rembrandts among others at an unnamed gallery. Interpol notified. Experts note the works’ high auction values and speculate motives as investigators seek clues.
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Scotland Yard
Rembrandt
Titus
Christie’s
Norton Simon
Jacob de Gheyn
Rubens
Dulwich Gallery
National Gallery
Edward Allyn
Dulwich College
Royal
James Fitton
Burgetary
Sir John Sw Ut
Sir John Kros
American Woman Faces U S Shame Over Hanoi Visit
Mrs. Newman and three other American women toured Hanoi and other cities meeting with the North Vietnamese Women’s Union officials. They expected to meet Ho Chi Minh but did not yet. They report seeing wounded children and charge U S bombing hurt civilians. The group left without U S authorization and expect passport confiscation upon return.
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North Vietnamese Women's Union
Newman
Hanoi
Women's Union
Minis Trcs
Ho Chi Minh
U.S
Washington
Defense Department
Diane Bevel
Chicago
Toe Griffith
Ithaca
N.Y
Barbara Deming
Liberation
Wellfleet
Mass
North Vietnam
Soviet freighter sinks. Coast Guard rescues most crew
The Coast Guard reports rescue vessels have saved all but five of about 50 seamen missing after the Soviet refrigerator ship sank off Unimak Island in the Bering Sea. A large sea and air search continues for the missing sailors.
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Juneau
Alaska
Coast Guard
Bering Sea
Aleutian
Unimak
Schools Setting Records For Pupils, Cost, Staff
The NEA reports public schools educate a record 44.6 million students with 1.8 million teachers and total expenditures of about 27.8 billion dollars this year. Enrollment up 2.3 percent from last year. local and state spending rise, federal aid grows, and salaries average 6719 across staff.
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G. C. Thelen JR
Washington
National Education Association
NEA
William G. Carr
Addi
District of Columbia
U.S
Laos Votes in New Year National Assembly Election
Laos prepared for a New Year vote to elect the National Assembly as Neutralist Premier Souvanna Phouma urged higher turnout in a broadcast. He called for rebuilding Laos on agreed terms among Neutralists Rightists and Communists.
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Vientiane
Laos
Uup
Souvanna Phouma
Ribicoff Urges Cuts to Housing Costs and Defends Johnson
Former Connecticut governor Ribicoff presses housing program cost cuts through neighborhood development. He argues funding should grow from the economy and criticizes Johnson administration city policies, insisting the president must lead the effort rather than a single senator. He backs Johnson despite criticism and praises Great Society as ending the New Deal era.
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Congress
Johnson
Ribicoff
United States
J. Johnson
Eas
Lyndon Johnson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Franklin Roosevelt
Spain Allows Jewish Language Classes Amid Religious Reforms
In Madrid Jewish children begin Hebrew instruction in kindergarten for the first time in five centuries as Spain eases restrictions on non-Catholics. About 20 students attend daily, with 80 more in special sessions. officials push for constitutional changes to legalize religious liberty and public worship.
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Madrid
Spain
Kinder-Garten
Vatican
Krogh Wins Lightweight Decision in Copenhagen Non-title Bout
European lightweight champion Boerge Krogh of Denmark earned a 16 round decision over Fernand Nollel of France Sunday night in Copenhagen. The 24 year old remained unbeaten at 22 victories and one draw with both fighters at 138 pounds. In the 10 round co feature Tom Bogs outpointed Pierre Minier after flooring him once in the second round.
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Copenhagen
UPI
Boerge Krogh
Denmark
Fernand Nollel
France
Krogh
Tom Bogs
Pierre Minier
Bogs
Minier
Youths Face Court in Auto Theft Case
Two youths James Spencer aged 16 of Park Avenue and Henry A Wiezbicki aged 16 of Ridge Avenue were arraigned in circuit court on auto theft charges. Police said they were found riding in a stolen car December 23 from a Fairfield Avenue lot owned by Martha Baugh of Rowsley Street.
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Circuit
Philadelphia
Ile - the
James Spencer
Park Avenue
Henry A. ‘Wiezbicki
Ridge Avenue
Arthur Buchanan
Auto Stojen
Fairfield’ Avenue
Martha’ Baugh
Rowsley Street
Actress Returns to Long Wharf in Misalliance
Jan Farrand, noted Broadway and off Broadway actress, returns to the Long Wharf theater company on January 13 to play Mrs Tarleton in J B Priestley's Misalliance. Farrand has previously led the female roles in Coward's Hay Fever and Hypatia in Misalliance in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Farrand
Long Wharf Theater
Mrs. Tarleton
Jin‘Shaw
Miss Farrand
Lina
Boston
Bradle
New York
Cyril Ritchard
City Center
Hypatia
Roddy McDowell
Barry Jones
William Redfield
Dorothy Sands
Richard Kiley
Jo Kilty
Barryshore
Martyn
Green
Mr. Tarleton
Thieu Sees Little Hope for 1967 Peace in Vietnam
General Nguyen Van Thieu, Chief of State, declared on Saturday that he sees scant chance for peace in Vietnam during 1967. The remark underscores pessimism amid ongoing fighting and political tensions in Saigon.
Aussies Reassure Britons on Decimal Coinage Switch
Australians reassure Britons about decimal currency as Britain moves to decimalisation in 1971. The piece recounts Australia’s 1966 shift from pounds to dollars and cents, noting the reduced use of old notes and coins, price adjustments, and the public’s gradual acceptance despite initial confusion and shopkeepers’ missteps.
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Sydney
Australia
U.S
Decimal Currency Board
Paul Revere 4 ends in victory after successful campaign
The operation Paul Revere 4 concluded with U S forces reporting 977 Communist soldiers killed, 90 prisoners taken, and 308 weapons seized. Ground fighting occurred in Pleiku and Kontum provinces, with 2 800 sorties flown in support and the digested tally noting no U S casualties.
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Vinh Loi
ULS
Paul Revere 4
Highlands
U.S
Pleiku
Kontum
Ind
1St Cavalry Division
Ira
25Th Infantry
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Ican
Haven
Clifford W. Mills
Major Hardy
Rmiory
Goffory
Goffe
Holland
Long Wharf
Leatherneck
Angels
Anaheim
Calif
California Angels
Fred Haney
Holtville
Palm Springs
Daltville
Haney
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