Negotiations Stall Over Volume of Kennedy Book
Third day of talks to settle Mrs. John F Kennedy's lawsuit against publication of The Death of a President centers on the book's huge length. The manuscript runs over a thousand pages with about 300000 words, creating a heavy workload to cite disputed passages for removal or revision. Negotiators aim to resolve by Tuesday before a Manhattan Supreme Court hearing, while Look Magazine agreed to delete or revise about 1600 words in a serialization.
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Peace vigil near LBJ ranch plans protest letter delivery
Peace advocates from Houston Citizens for Action in Vietnam plan a vigil near President Johnson's ranch in Texas to deliver a letter criticizing Vietnam policy and urging major concessions. Rochelle Ellison expects 100 to 200 participants, comparable to prior Easter and Christmas actions.
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Weather Bureau Bulletin Chuckle Sign
A bulletin board joke at the weather bureau reads We are a non-prophet organization. The light humor reflects staff wit over office routine and weather reporting duties.
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Fear for 27 Aboard Colombian Airliner
An Avianca passenger plane carrying 27 people disappeared on a flight to southern Colombia on Saturday and is feared to have crashed in the mountains.
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Pope Leads Midnight Mass in Flooded Florence
Pope Paul VI celebrated an unprecedented midnight mass in Florence on Christmas Day to mourn the Nov 4 flood damage. He called himself a citizen of Florence and thanked helpers who saved lives and art, addressing about 20,000 in Santa Maria del Fiore and viewers outside on TV.
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Truce Frays as Christmas Quiet Evades Vietnam War Fronts
The second day of the Vietnam cease-fire brings sporadic fighting and reports of casualties on both sides. A U.S. plane crash near Da Nang kills 125 civilians, with 42 injured, while 4 American crewmen are unaccounted for. Cardinal Spellman leads midnight Mass for 5,000 GIs at Cam Ranh Bay and urges an end to the war.
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President Johnson Greets 18 Vietnam Wounded at Kelly AFB
At Kelly Air Force Base in San Antonio President Johnson greeted 18 Vietnam veterans arriving for hospital care. Mrs. Johnson and daughter Lynda Bird joined him, as parents of a wounded Marine learned their son Alex Hudson III was aboard.
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Inseparable Six Split Up By Viet War
Six Skyline high school graduates, known as the inseparable six, joined the Marines and went to Vietnam after boot camp at Camp Pendleton. David Conn, 19, was killed. John Conn, 20, wounded. the other four—Roger Saxton, Steven Richer, Brent Collard, Barry Nelson—remain at combat stations. Their families spoke of their pride and sacrifice.
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Christmas Day Quiet in CHRISTMAS Michigan After Post Office Opens
In CHRISTMAS Michigan on Christmas Day residents rest after a year of bustle. The village marked its first post office and a stamp dedication for the 1966 Christmas issues. Local business owners praise a strong year while noting a quiet, white Christmas with carols and a six foot snowman on the motel lawn.
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Sixty six die in British road toll across Christmas weekend
London AP reports a deadly start to the Christmas weekend with sixty six fatalities on British roads Saturday. Police and rescue teams responded as authorities warned drivers to take care during the holiday travel period.
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