Johnson Sees Hope For End To Viet Fighting
President Johnson expressed optimism about an end to the Vietnam war during a Pacific tour stop. He praised Westmoreland as a patriot and received the Distinguished Service Cross, while troops and officers, including Nguyen Van Thieu and Nguyen Cao Ky, greeted him at Cam Ranh Bay.
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Texas
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Henry Cabot Lodge
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Nov 16 Hearing on NE Fire Station Renovation
City council sets November 16 for a public hearing on architectural plans for an addition to the NE fire station funded at about $18 000. The 700 square foot lounge and kitchen would serve dining and a classroom with dormitory facilities unchanged.
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Leo C. Peiffer
U.S. Plans Modest Delay on Vietnam War Pace
U S officials say Washington will delay any steps to accelerate the war in the Mekong Delta. Current plans emphasize modest measures, with no immediate major ground force commitments. The strategy centers on enhanced river armada operations to block rivers and coastal zones and flush out Viet Cong units.
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U. S
Mekong
U.S
South Vietnam
Rescue Teams Dig Through Samaca Coal Mine Ruins
In Samaca near Bogota, rescue workers aided by police and army troops feverishly searched the mine ruins for 11 miners trapped after Monday’s explosion and cave-in.
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Bogota
UPI
Samaca
Former Printers Union Leader Dies at 74
COLORADO SPRINGS AP Woodruff Randolph aged 74 former president of the International Typographical Union from 1944 to 1958 died of a heart ailment Monday at the Union Printers Home hospital in Colorado Springs.
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Colorado Springs
Woodruff Randolph
International Typographical Union
Union Printers Home Hospital
City Council Okays Car and Two Tractors Purchases
The city council approved buying a 1967 Ford Falcon for $1 756.32 from Grant Williams Fordtown for the building department. Two tractors priced at $2 590.13 each from Martinson Ford Equipment Co. will serve the parks department.
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Building Department
Parks Department
Martinson Ford Equipment Co
Dj Festival Draws Thousands At Nashville Opry Anniversary
In Nashville AP reports the 15th annual DJ festival coincided with the Grand Ole Opry 41st anniversary drawing more than 4 000 disk jockeys to the city for a two day event celebrating both milestones.
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Nashville
Win at Bridge: a defender's tough counting hand
Jim explains a challenging defender problem while Oswald notes players count opponents' hands mainly when declarer. The discussion details South winning the opening heart and a spade lead, then methodically stripping the hand and forcing West to trump, highlighting defensive counting.
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South's hopeful slam hinges on a club lead and ruff
Oswald and Jim dissected a bridge hand where South benefited from West's miscount. South's discard and ruff killed East's queen, yielding a slam on a silver platter. West's failure to count to 13 would have forced a red card lead, changing the outcome.
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Read the Want Ads to Complete Your Paper
A note emphasizes that the want ads are essential in finishing the newspaper experience. It urges readers to browse listings for jobs, services, and goods to stay informed and engaged with the community.
Rain increases cancer agents in tobacco leaves
Wisconsin researchers report rain raises contamination in tobacco leaves with radioactive lead and polonium. Drs. Chester Francis and Gordon Chesters say rainwashed fallout concentrates carcinogenic elements, making rain protection crucial to reduce exposure.
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UPI
University of Wisconsin
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Chesters
Notable Lincoln Native Joins Chamber Leadership Board
The article profiles Owen Sue Ellen and outlines his Nebraska and South Dakota chamber roles. It highlights his education at the University of Montana, Colorado, and Michigan State, his CCe certification, and his work directing chamber programs in Nebraska City Columbus Rapid City Cedar Rapids.
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U.S. Chamber of Commerce
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Academy For Organization Management
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Columbus
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Cedar Rapids
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Tony Bennett Show Color Special Tonight on Channel 9
A 60 minute color special titled his songs airs Wednesday at 9 00 p m on Channel 9 in color. The program spotlights Tony Bennett performing a collection of his classic tunes with vivid color presentation.
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Tony Bennett
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Senators Seek Inquiry Over Justice Douglas Fees
Senator John Williams says questions arise from Justice William Douglas accepting 12000 dollars a year from the Albert Parvin Foundation, funded largely by a Las Vegas gambling operation. He asks Chief Justice Warren what steps the court may take, with Eastland backing judiciary committee review if action is slow. The foundation funds Princeton and UCLA foreign student programs and listed Douglas as head. the payments reportedly cover travel expenses.
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Dmiss
Judiciary Committee
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Douglas
Albert Parvin Foundation
Los Angeles
Princeton University
U.C.L.A
Las Vegas
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Bradford student sports rainbow hair during initiation week
Bradford England UPI reports during initiation week at Bradford Institute of Technology student Mike Baker 20 wears rainbow hair in rings of green purple pink rose orange and blue. He says the only upset has been a wolf whistle from onlookers.
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England
UPI
Bradford Institute of Technology
Mike Baker
Suu Elected Chairman of Vietnam National Assembly
Phan Khac Suu former chief of state was elected chairman of Vietnam's national constituent assembly on Wednesday in Saigon AP report.
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Phan Khac Suu
Vietnam
National Constituent Assembly
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