Viet Strikes Demand Rehires For Saigon Dockers
A Vietnamese labor confederation leader in Saigon demanded the government force the rehiring of longshoremen replaced by U.S. troops. Vo Van Tai said sovereignty must be respected and the government should compel American authorities to rehire the dockers. In Tokyo, Japan’s prime minister Eisaku Sato dissolved the lower house, scheduling January 28 for general elections amid corruption and cost of living protests. In Britain, prisons face reform challenges as modern ideas test old penal methods. In Lesotho, African tribes clashed with Maseru police, killing several and injuring dozens in the new nation’s early independence period.
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United States
Vo van ‘Tai
Sato
Bis
Eisaku Sato
Tokyo
Japan
Fiest
House of Representatives
Liberal-Democrats
Britain
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Maseru
Lesatho
Iess
Hves
Wedding gossip and travel by notable couple headline
Lyeda and George Mum on wedding plans while on vacation at Araptiles resort. The couple avoided marriage talk as they met press after a secrecy veil arrival coordinated like a military operation. President Johnson's daughter let George do most of the talking. Dick Gregory sues to block State Department from revoking his passport after plans to visit North Vietnam. FRB lifts inflationary bank loan restrictions signaling easing money tightness. A Soviet nuclear bomber reportedly flew three un detected flights over US in 1964 with payload and countermeasures box.
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George Mum
Lynn Bird Johnson
George Hamilton Held
Araptiles
Comettian Firs Sil
Dick Gregory
U.S. District Court
State Department
North Vietnam
U.S
Gregory
Fran
Russ
Lehigh University
San Francisco
New York City
Hawaii
No retrial for Fonda in marijuana case
Los Angeles authorities decided Tuesday not to retry Peter Fonda aged 6 on a marijuana possession charge. Superior Court Judge Mark Brandler dismissed the case against Fonda and co-defendant John Robischon 23 in the interests of justice. Leukemia victim Susan Dewey enjoyed a fantasy visit to Disneyland in Anaheim after a difficult year, aided by a donated trip meant to lift her spirits during treatment.
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Los Angeles
Peter Fonda
Mark Brandler
Henry Fonda
John Robischon
Susan Dewey
Willy Mickey Mouse
Donald Duck
Disneyland
Anahela
Grand Rapids
Susan
Southland
USC Edges Arkansas In Sans Anegeles Classic
Southern California Wing USC basketball team edged Arkansas 7 to AT in the Sans Angeles Classic.
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Southern California
USC
Arkansas
Paratroops In Massive Delta Drive
U S and South Vietnam launched the war’s largest airborne push in the Mekong Delta. About 1,200 South Vietnamese paratroopers were dropped near U Minh forest, with hundreds more ferried in by helicopter. The move aims to clear Viet Cong strongholds ahead of possible large-scale ground offensives. General Momyer led a drop and described the operation as a bold clearing action in a key Viet Cong bastion.
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Vietnam
UPS
United States
South Vietnam
U.S
Mekong
Saigon
Delta
U Minh
William W. Momyer
Muskogee
Okla
Seattle
Washington
U.S. 7Th Air Force
Momyer
Demotion urged for two top Peking aides
At a 100000 strong Red Guards rally in Peking on Tuesday President Liu Shao-chi and Party Secretary Teng Hsiao-ping were denounced as betrayers of Maoist line and were urged to be demoted. NHSC said speakers blamed them for a bourgeois line and personal ambitions. The rally at Worker's Sports Stadium followed reports Liu had confessed to sins and pledged loyalty to Mao and Lin Piao.
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UPI
Liu Shao-chi
Communist China
Peking
China
Khrushchev
Teng Hsiaoping
Japanese Broadcasting Company
NHSC
Worker's Sports
Liu
Mao Tse-tung
Lin Piao
Mao
Lin Dian
Teng
Nikita 5
Red Guard
Saigon Politician Hurt In Planted Bomb Blast
Saigon opposition figure Phan Quang Dan was lightly injured in both legs when a planted explosive device blew up under his vehicle as he headed toward the National Assembly. A government spokesman later spoke about the incident amid ongoing political maneuvering.
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Saigon
New York
Servier
Baja Area Scouted for Lost Plane
San Felipe Baja California reports search by Air Force and Coast Guard near town for a missing twin engine Lockheed Lodestar with ten aboard. A Coast Guard helicopter arrived to inspect a sighting south of the Irwne. prior radio contact linked to the area. The craft, en route from San Diego to La Paz, carried two crewmen and eight Dakin family members from San Francisco.
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Baja California
UPS
Air Force
Coast Guard
Tureday
Coase Guard
San Diego
Calif
Irwne
DCI
la Paz
Baja California Peninsula
Richard Y. Dakin
San Francisco
County Passes New Law For Topless Regulation
County supervisors moved quickly to enact an emergency measure allowing regulation of topless entertainment venues. The decision stems from a District Court of Appeal ruling granting the county authority to regulate but not ban such establishments. Weeks cited a prior license denial near a nursery at a church as evidence of potential regulatory reach.
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Pty Entertain
Mare UN Weeks
District Court of Appeal
Mayale
Weeks Ani
Maigh
Public Welfare Commission
Warren Dorn
Veteran politician opposed veto power in new constitution
Dan, 48, a veteran politician jailed for plotting the abortive coup against Diem, publicly opposed the ruling generals and their Mcroe Law 21. A deputy was killed three weeks after Tran Van Van's assassination, a Viet Cong suspect was arrested nearby.
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Dan
Pe Dinh Diem
Veid Ower
Tran van van
Van
Inside Bridges and Comics Highlight Local Pages
Classifieds note crosswords and editorials alongside theatrical TV radio listings. Vital statistics and societal items are featured with Pasadena and Los Angeles contact numbers for the edition.
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Bridge
Eccrine
Mansfield calls for top-to-bottom review of major federal programs
Senate Majority Leader Mansfield urges the 17 committee chairmen to initiate a comprehensive reevaluation of major federal programs old and new. He argues a complete restudy would fix rough edges and overlaps in areas like agricultural subsidies foreign aid income tax and the military draft, reshaping legislation to fit current needs and governance practices.
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New York Times
Washington
Mike Mansfield
Senate
Vhailien
Mth Congress
Montana Democrat
Mansfield
Benate
Congress
Johnson
House of Representatives
Train and oil truck crash kills 12 in Everett
A deadly collision in Everett involved a passenger train and an oil truck. Twelve people died and about twenty were injured as the two vehicles collided at a level crossing. The crash prompted emergency response and investigations into the cause.
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Everett
Mass
Avila
Evacuation Talks Continue Over Cuban Exit Plans
U.S. officials report a possible evacuation of up to 4,700 people of Cuban origin with American passports from Cuba. First families may fly to New Orleans today, with broader departures expected. State Department declined comment amid sensitivity to publicity. In New York, Mrs. Kennedy delays ruling on stopping publication of The Death of a President, aiming for a mid January trial date if deletions are agreed.
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Lian
United Staves
Cuba
New Orleans
State Department
New York
UPL
John F. Kooedy
Kennedy
Oace
Marpee & Raw Co
Harper & Row
Mt Wilson Skyline Park to Open February 15
Mt Wilson Skyline Park will open to the public on February 15 announced by David Garber, manager of the Mt Wilson park operated by Matromedia of Los Angeles. The first phase includes an 80 by 80 foot two story pavilion atop Mt Wilson with restaurant service, a gatehouse, a 225 car lot with colored gravel spaces, and plans for 100 more spots. The site will feature picnic grounds, scenic trails, and views of the Angeles National Forest and Catalina Island on clear days.
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David Garber
Matromedia
Los Angeles
Skyline Park
Nie Pulitie
Mt. Wilson
Ha Anpeleg National Forest
San Gabriel Valley
Catalina Island
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Gare
Tate
Garher
Hike Tari
Wilsey
Tto
Ins
ML. Wilson Hotel Co
Mestromedia
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