British Secretary Stewart Opens Talks in Moscow on Vietnam and Nuclear Proliferation
In Moscow British Foreign Secretary Michael Stewart begins a four day visit for discussions with Soviet leaders on Vietnam and nuclear nonproliferation. Officials say prospects for major results are slim though aims include greater mutual understanding and progress on disarmament. Stewart will meet Gromyko Kosygin and Brezhnev as Wilson plans a follow up in Washington next month.
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Michael Stewart
Vietnam
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London
Soviet Union
Lord Chalfont
Britain
Andrei Gromyko
Alexei Kosygin
Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Harold Wilson
Johnson
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Russia
West Germany
Thanksgiving weekend traffic toll hits 602 highest in eight years
Associated Press reports the nationwide Thanksgiving four day period ended midnight Monday with 602 deaths, the highest tally since records began. States list New York 40, California 39, Texas 36, Ohio 33, with multiple fatal crashes and severe weather affecting road conditions.
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California
Texas
Ohio
Associated Press
Norman, Okla
Radcliff
Punta Gorda
Fla
Dayton
Paternity Suit Filed Against Cleveland Browns Star Jim Brown
Brenda Ayres 18 files paternity suit in juvenile court against Jim Brown the Cleveland Browns star fullback. She previously charged him with assault and battery last June.
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Jim Brown
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Canada to issue stamp for second space satellite
Ottawa reports Canada will issue a new postage stamp on January 5 to honor its second space satellite. The release recognizes the national achievement and adds a commemorative item to collectors and mail users.
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Ottawa
UPS
Canada
Swanton Bank Burglarized During Weekend Breakin
Swanton Nebraska bank was burglarized over the weekend with a time safe carried to a back room and cut by blow torches. Bank president John Janda said the amount stolen was not determined. The town is a small southeastern Nebraska community and windows were covered with heavy tar paper.
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UPI
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Swanton
Nebraska
John Janda
Storms Batter Italian Coasts Enter Sixth Day
Strong storms along Italy's coasts kept ships double anchored in ports for a sixth day and caused damage to beach resort cabins.
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Rome
Snowbound in the Northeast as Lakes Shore Stretches Plunge
Residents of New York and Pennsylvania faced heavy snow with 12 inch drifts near Cleveland and 13 inches in Erie PA. About 1,000 travelers sought shelter in Dunkirk and nearby Chautauqua county as storms pushed 6 more inches in western New York and up to 6 inches in northeastern Ohio and northwestern Pennsylvania.
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Dunkirk
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Chautauqua County
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Buffalo
Traverse City
Mich
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New York State
Ohio
Do-Gooder Teen Among Thailand Orphans
A missing 16 year old American girl Mary Wilson reunited with her mother in Bangkok after being found working at the Pierra foundation orphanage. Newsman Alan Darby located her and notified the U S embassy to arrange the reunion. Mary had slipped away from Encino California on Nov 19 to work with orphans.
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Bangkok
United States
Mary Wilson
Encino
Calif
George Wilson
William Shope
Pierra Vejabuo
Pierra
Medical Science TV Failed Him in Burglary Case
Police arrested 22 year old Frank Paul Riley in Columbus on a burglary charge after linking the crime to excessive television viewing. He allegedly stole two stethoscopes from a doctor's office to use them to open a safe, a plan officers called highly impractical.
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Frank Paul Riley
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Chance By John Wheeler
A Vietnam War encounter links two medics, a Vietnamese and an American, who saved each other in Saigon. Ralph Allen of Orange California, an air force medic at Tan Son Nhut, endured the same brutal days in an American ambulance, their names and faces lost to time.
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Ralph Allen
Orange
Calif
Tan Son Nhut
Meeting Saved Viet Life Through Night Flight Rescue
The duty officer ordered a rush of wounded from Binh Duong province after a major defeat. Allen hurried to the flight line in a rush, transporting Vietnamese soldiers to Sai Gon’s Cong Hoa hospital. In one ambulance, a medic near death was revived after fifteen minutes of mouth to mouth resuscitation and heart massage. The rescued soldier later opened his eyes and smiled, leaving Allen feeling pride in saving him.
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Gemini 7 launch not delayed by power unit glitch
CAPE KENNEDY AP The space agency said an electrical problem with a spacecraft power unit did not delay Saturdays Gemini 7 launch. Engineers replaced the unit after testing and evaluation continued. Astronauts Frank Borman and James Lovell plan a 14 day endurance flight, with Gemini 6 to rendezvous nine days later.
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James Lovell
Walter Schirra
Thomas Stafford
Mooncode proposed to govern human activity on the moon
A citizen committee urges an international moon code to prevent the moon from becoming a military base. The proposal is part of a White House conference on international cooperation opened by President Johnson.
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Johnson
White House
U.S
Earth
Soviet Union
U.N. Committee For
Outer Space
U. N. General Assembly
Humphrey
Teen Agers Starting in The Gazette
A column for teens by Sylvie Reice editor of Ingenue. She speaks frankly about adolescence and maturity guiding young readers. Page 12 introduces the first article.
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Sylvie Reice
Ingenue
Reice
Reese
Fulbright Cancels Sydney News Conference Before Departure
Senator J. W. Fulbright canceled a press conference in Sydney on the eve of his departure for Wellington after facing Australian press criticism of his Vietnam war comments. The U S Information Service cited a crowded schedule on the final day of his Australia visit.
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Australia
J. W. Fulbright
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U.S. Information Service
Fulbright
Commonwealth Parliamentary Assn
Wellington
New Zealand
Carrier Wasp to Carry Gemini Recovery Televised
The aircraft carrier Wasp plans to depart Fulbright for Boston for Gemini recovery missions. Officials expect to beam the first live pictures using vision equipment as capsule recovery is anticipated.
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Wasp
Fulbright
Senate
McNamara Seeks More Troops for Vietnam War
Defense Secretary McNamara ended a Saigon visit declaring the U S will send as many fighting men as needed to wage the war. He noted increasing Viet Cong and North Vietnamese attacks signal escalation and that the South Vietnamese government will grow its military strength. He did not specify total forces but suggested a rise from 165 000 toward 300 000 and intensified air strikes on supply routes. He also visited the 1st Cavalry Division and flew over the Ta Drang battle site.
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Defense
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Henry Cabot Ledge
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South Vietnam
Saigon
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Vietnam
Hanoi
Johnson
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Central Highlands
Ta Drang
Two Satellites Shared One Booster In Orbit
Two satellites Alouette TZ and Explorer 31 were launched side by side atop a Thor Agena B rocket from Vandenberg. They reach a near perfect orbit with apogee 1980 miles and perigee 315 miles, circling every 2 hours 4 minutes. The mission, Isis X, a Canada US joint ionospheric study, aims to predict and mitigate solar storm effects on communications.
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