Vietnam War Update Amid Ceasefire Talks and Raids
Isolated Viet Cong assaults and bridge sabotage on the Saigon Dalat highway are paired with reports of heavy losses among communists, while U S forces under the First Air Cavalry press an envelopment on the Quang Tin coastal lowlands. Viet Cong announce ceasefires for Christmas New Year and Tet, with South Vietnam signaling a future holiday truce. B 52s raid Dak To near the Cambodian border as American officers flag Dak To as a likely future battlefield.
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Saigon-Dalat
Associated Press
Robert Ohman
Quang Tin Province
Ohman
U.S. First Air Cavalry Division
Saigon
Nguyen Cag Ky
South Vietnam
Highlands
Dak To
Chief Penokee Finds Peace at Paleface Museum
The 73 year old Penokee, who endured a cyclone, flood and facial injuries from palefaces, is now living at the Zane Grey Museum in Zanesville Ohio.
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Paleface
Zanesville
Ohio
UPI
Penokee
Zane Grey
No Decision Yet on Cuts In Federal Highway Aid
Washington AP Secretary of Transportation Alan Boyd said the administration is still considering large scale temporary reductions in the federal aid highway program. He noted Congress has ordered cuts but rejected a tax increase.
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Washington
Alan Boyd
Congress
Johnson
Boyd
Old Gold Singers at Sounds of Christmas on KCRG TV
The Old Gold Singers perform at Sounds of Christmas broadcasting on KCRG TV Channel 9 Thursday at 9 00 PM. The program features seasonal favorites by the choir for viewers at home.
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Old Gold Singers
Kcrgtv
Four U.S. Navy Deserters Seek Transit Through Finland
Four U.S. Navy deserters who fled from Japan to Russia requested Finnish transit visas to reach Sweden. They presented foreigner passports via the Soviet Red Cross, citing American citizenship, with Helsinki asked to act and decide. Names and ages: Richard Bailey 19, John Barilla 20, Michael Lindner 19, Craig Anderson 20.
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Moscow
UPS
U.S. Navy
Japan
Russia
Sweden
Soviet Red Cross
Helsinki
Yrjo Vaananen
Richard, Bailey
Jacksonville
Fla
John Barilla
Cantonsville
Michael Lindner
Mount Pocono
Craig Anderson
San Jose
Calif
Tear Gas Pens Can Be Sold Without Special Permit
Des Moines AP says tear gas pens may be sold over the counter without a dealer's permit, per an advisory from Assistant Attorney General James C. Sell. The opinion, sought by Webster County Attorney David Opheim, states tear gas pens are not firearms or weapons requiring a permit. The advisory follows similar questions in New Jersey and New Hampshire about legality.
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Des Moines
Asst
James C. ‘Sell
Webster County
David Opheim
Fort Dodge
Sell
New Jersey
Press
New Hampshire
Supreme Courts of
Moscow
Sailors' Final Public Act in the Soviet Union
Transit visas indicated that for the sailors posing for the pictures this was their last public act in the Soviet Union.
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Soviet Union
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