Goldberg in Mid-Eastern Peace Talks at United Nations
U S Ambassador Arthur Goldberg held weekend talks with both sides as the U N Security Council mulls action to end the Arab Israel war of June 5 to 10 Israel accepts the U S backed resolution while Arab states prefer a India Mali Nigeria draft that calls for withdrawal from occupied territories and a just Palestine solution Talks aim at a compromise with Thant to send a special Middle East envoy The council meets again Monday to continue the debate
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St Louis Girl Wins Miss Teen Age America Title
Stephanie Crane seventeen from St Louis won the Miss Teen Age America contest in Dallas over sixty two entrants. Her talent was singing How Lovely To Be a Woman. She receives a ten thousand dollar college scholarship an automobile and other prizes. Finalists included Sheila Poenisch Barbara Sigel and Ann Scott with Poenisch first runner up Sigel second runner up and Scott third.
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Dies, 67, Hospitalized After Severe Heart Attack
Martin Dies Sr., 67, longtime chairman of the American activities committee, is hospitalized in Memorial Hospital Lufkin after a heart attack. His son, former State Sen. Martin Dies Jr., reports it as a severe attack but says he is making satisfactory progress.
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Brave Gallatin Girl Survives Clothing Fire
Barbara Douglas seven kept cool after her pajama blaze at home. She ran water, called the fire department, and leaped into a tub to douse the flames. Firemen arrived to find no active fire, but she suffered extensive burns and was hospitalized.
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Gridiron Club Opens Doors to Women at Williamsburg Dinner
President Johnson attended the Gridiron Club dinner in Williamsburg where wives were admitted for the first time since 1896. The show featured satire of Johnson, Humphrey and Romney with actors portraying political figures and colonial era settings. The event followed a coast to coast Veterans Day tribute visit to servicemen.
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Accident near Hiawatha fatal to Walker boy
A four year old Walker boy Rodney Benesch died in a car truck crash on Highway 150 about 327 miles north of Hiawatha. His stepfather Gerald Benesch 23 suffered leg and internal injuries and was hospitalized in fair condition. The driver Ronald R Wall 25 escaped injury and a passenger Andy Klein 3 was treated and released. Police said the northbound Benesch car crossed the center line and hit the southbound truck in a head on collision. The crash remained under investigation Saturday night.
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Truman Visited by World War I Comrades in Independence
Former President Truman received several of the soldiers who served under his command in France during World War I on Saturday in Independence Missouri. The ceremony highlighted his ongoing ties with veterans and his wartime leadership.
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Three U.S. Prisoners Freed by Viet Cong Dropped From Sight
Three American army sergeants released by the Viet Cong to a U.S. peace committee in Phnom Penh disappeared from view after a station wagon took them away. Johnson or Pitzer reported ill with dysentery and malnutrition. Jackson and Pitzer were described as in good health.
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Today's Chuckle An Optimist With a Camera
A lighthearted quip notes an optimist toting a camera while going fishing. The joke highlights cheerful persistence and photographic humor.
Reagan Viet Win Is Must For America
California Governor Ronald Reagan urges in Albany that the Vietnam war must be fought to victory. He criticizes Johnson and Kennedy policies and says Americans must decide whether to win now or explain why they cannot.
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Swinging London Lords Mayors Show Dazzles Crowds
Lord Mayor Sir Gilbert Inglefield breaks with ritual in a 1960s style parade dubbed the most exciting cavalcade in medieval London. Dick Van Dyke stars as the first American film icon to join the procession amid bands, floats, show girls, and a festive crowd. Sir Gilbert, newly inaugurated for a one year term, drives through with a gold coach as London embraces a lighter, entertainment oriented pageant.
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