U S Plane is Downed Over North Vietnam
A U S air force F 4C Phantom was shot down over North Vietnam last night and its two crewmen are missing a U S military spokesman said The loss marked the 477th test over the north Bad weather limited U S strikes to 79 over the north while bombers hit enemy shipping sinking a 200 foot motorized barge and eight other barges Eight American infantrymen were wounded today
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North
Da Nang Demonstration Against Viet Cong Draws 10000
About 10,000 people protested the Viet Cong in Da Nang under tight government security today. The turnout and security posture highlighted ongoing anti communism sentiment in the city with authorities maintaining order.
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DA Nang
Vietnam
Garrison probes Oswald link to 1963 Lacombe munitions raid
New Orleans district attorney Jim Garrison reportedly seeks a possible connection between Lee Oswald and a Lacombe Louisiana cache raid in 1963. FBI records show 20 bomb casings and 48 dynamite cases seized at an unoccupied Lacombe house linked to a Cuban exile friend.
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Lee Oswald
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U.S
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Jose Juarez
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Mother killed rescuing child at railroad crossing
In San Bruno California a mother Mary Navarro 29 was killed by a train after helping four children escape a stalled car as a warning bell rang patrolman William Martin shouted for her to leave and then she returned believing a child remained in the vehicle.
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Vote College To Close If Boycotts Continue
South Carolina State College trustees authorize possible class suspension and campus closure if demonstrations persist. About 65 percent of 1600 students missed classes as protests over the nonrenewal of two white professors’ fellowships continue. Three suspended students seek readmission in August amid AAUP involvement.
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Savannah
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American Assn
Robert Moore
Columbia
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Anthony Fanning
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Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Bennett Turner
Red Guards Pressed into Labor Gangs in China
Report from Hong Kong says Red Guards are being forced into labor gangs and army and police pressure on peasants increases as spring planting nears. With seeding under three weeks away officials fear disruptions to agricultural production amid Mao purge fallout. Provincial radio stations broadcast urgent proclamations urging cooperation to prepare seed beds.
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Red China
Mao Tse-tung
Nonnuclear Nations Jeopardize Weapons Pact Prospects
Washington officials say opposition from nonnuclear nations clouds a proposed treaty to stop nuclear weapons spread. West Germany India and Japan are among critics citing interference with peaceful nuclear power and fears of monopoly by nuclear states plus espionage risks from an international inspection agency.
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Ill woman buried in snow rescued after two weeks
In Siberia a sick woman traveling with her husband by dogsled toward a hospital was buried alive by snow for two weeks. Eptune Pupta and Valentina from Agapa set out Dec 27 for Baykalovo 150 miles away with their son Sasha awaiting New Year. The dogs died and they had no food until a wooden tower structure they found provided a fire.
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Siberia
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Pupia
Woman Survives Arctic Ordeal Missing Couple Reported
A woman, found alive after being buried in snow by rescuers, survived two weeks in extreme cold after her husband left to search for help on January 3. Rescue teams faced Arctic storms and 50 degree below zero temperatures before locating her and administering care.
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Pupia
Thant Given Terms To Begin Viet Peace Talk
In Rangoon a Hanoi mission handed U Thant North Vietnam’s terms for starting peace talks. Sources cite two main conditions: immediate suspension of U S bombing and de escalation of the U S military effort in Vietnam. Thant confirmed meeting but gave no details.
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Burma
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International Control Commission
Realtors Board Stance On Public Housing in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Board of Realtors will not oppose a public housing referendum if three conditions are met: the proposal limits to 200 units, spreads units in small buildings, and targets housing for seniors over 62 with income limits per Iowa law. The board favors a community sponsored non profit to address housing.
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President names Betty Furness to consumer affairs post
President Johnson named Betty Furness as full time special assistant for consumer affairs in San Antonio. She will replace Esther Peterson who remains assistant secretary of labor. Furness will also chair the committee on consumer interests and serve as executive secretary of the Consumer Advisory Council.
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Counleil
Fiery Route 64 Crash Kills Two Anamosa Youths
Two Anamosa youths, James Abel 19 and Steven Parsons 19, died in a head on crash on Route 64 east of Marion about 12 55 a m. Richard Matus 23 of Springville suffered cuts and bruises and was treated at Mercy hospital. Abel car burst into flames after leaving the road. Marion firemen put out the blaze. Services set for Monday at St Patrick's Anamosa and Goettsch funeral home.
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Arthur Abel
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Clinton Boy Dies After Being Hit by Car
AP reports 10 year old Nicholas Eby of Clinton died after being struck on a Clinton street about 3 30 p m He was the son of Mrs Sandra Manning The driver was Janet Cash 25 of Clinton and the boy died about an hour later in hospital
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