Canadian Minister Urges NATO to Risk For Peace in Vietnam
In Brussels Canadian Foreign Secretary Paul Martin urged the United States to risk as much for peace in Vietnam as it has risked for war. The appeal came before 14 NATO foreign ministers including Dean Rusk. Martin offered Canada's unrestricted help to end the war and discussed Harmel's peacemaking role for the alliance. NATO ministers debate future East West relations and limits on alliance authority.
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United States
Vietnam
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Rusk
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Storm Rips Corona Area Causing Damage and Snow
A freak storm lashed Corona and Norco with icy winds and falling branches. Elm and eucalyptus trees toppled in Corona while a large tree blocked Sixth Street in Norco. Snow fell in Pasadena and at Lindbergh Field as temperatures plunged from a 27 overnight low to a noon 43.
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Norco
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Ranchland Market
Sixth Street
East Grand
Main
Pasadena
San Diego
Lindbergh Field
Early 4000 GIs Returned From Saigon Ahead of Christmas
Four thousand U.S. GIs are returned from Saigon days before normal rotation to reach their families before Christmas, the U.S. Command said. More departures are planned by December 20, with some leaving as late as January 3.
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Saigon
United States
U.S
McCloskey Wins U.S. House Seat Promoting Vietnam Peace
McCloskey vows to go to Vietnam soon after victory in California’s 11th District. The Portola Valley attorney, Navy Cross and Silver Star recipient, defeated Democrat Roy Archibald 66 314 to 44 370 after Temble Black loss in an upset primary. He plans to report to Washington for academy papers and may serve as lieutenant colonel in the Marine Reserve. If not assigned, he will self finance a trip to Vietnam to seek Vietnamese readiness to fight and plans for an independent Vietnam under Geneva accords. Archibald conceded 40 minutes after results began.
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Vietnam
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Roy A. Archibald
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Washington
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Dayan Urges Big Powers to Stay Out of Middle East Peace
Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Dayan told a Rafi convention that major powers must not interfere for Israel to reach peace with the Arabs. He argued Israel could settle differences if confronted only by 80 million Arabs and disputed U Thant on direct talks. Dayan warned of a long struggle for secure borders and Arab recognition.
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Moshe Dayan
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Israel
Dayan
Zion
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Washkansky Sits Up After Historic Transplant
Cape Town doctors report Louis Washkansky made satisfactory progress by sitting up and dangling his legs over the bed for the first time since his heart transplant ten days ago. He is expected to leave the bed later this week, and a second transplant plan for early 1968 may be filmed.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Louis Washkansky
Washkansky
Jacobus G. Burger
Groote Schurz Hospital
Greek king calls revolt against military rule in Greece
King Constantine urged his people to rise up against the eight month military dictatorship. Reports say segments of the army backed him as armored columns moved toward Athens. Athens radio claimed the plot was crushed while other accounts placed the king's flee and a rival government near Salonika with Peter Garoufalias as premier.
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Athens reports coup attempt in Greece crushed
Istanbul bulletin says the attempted coup to topple the Greek regime failed completely and King Constantine is fleeing. Athens radio later announced the plot crushed and loyalty of military forces to the national revolutionary government. Troops tanks and armored cars guarded Parliament and the royal palace while jets flew over Athens. Fighting reported on Crete.
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Royal
Crete
Antinepotism bill set for passage in federal government
Iowa Democrat Rep. Neal Smith wins six year push for a federal antinepotism law banning relatives of officials from being hired or promoted across government including post offices. The rider to a postal pay bill passed the House and goes to President Johnson for signature amid concerns of widespread nepotism and impact in small towns.
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Iowa
Congress
White House
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Smith
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UN Publishes Draft Pact on Rescue of Stranded Astronauts
United Nations released the draft agreement for rescuing astronauts stranded on foreign soil. U.S. and Soviet leadership reportedly back the proposal, building on last year’s treaty endorsing peaceful outer space use that took effect earlier this year.
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Pioneer 8 Launch Puts Sun Orbit and Earth Relay Into Space
Cape Kennedy reports the launch of Pioneer 8 aboard a Delta rocket to a sun circling orbit between Earth and Mars. The mission aims to study solar radiation dangers to astronauts and test the Apollo tracking network using the TTS relay satellite in Earth orbit for six months or more.
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Earth
Pioneer 8
Mars
America
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TTS
Finch proposes three tax reforms to curb local reliance on property taxes
Lt. Gov. Robert H. Finch unveils three reforms to shift financing of the judiciary to the state, grant exclusive taxing jurisdictions to local agencies, and require payments in lieu of taxes from state and federal properties within cities and counties. He warns Californians cannot be asked to dig deeper.
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San Diego
Robert H. Finch
Christmas at Civic Center program set in Corona
Sponsors announced a week long Christmas at Civic Center in Corona starting Monday with nightly programs and a goal to raise funds for Christmas tree lights. City councilwoman Mrs. Rena Parker urged donations at the finance office or by mail as area groups perform daily carols and portions of the manger scene through December 23.
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Civic Center Lawn
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Favorite teachers named by Corona High students
Corona seniors praise six teachers: Lynn Thomas and Linda Back name Mr Baughman and Miss Mills. Marianne Koenig and Joann Johnson cite Mr Wallace and Mrs Darnall. Lynette Burk commends Mr Rickson. Barbara Glicksir mentions Mr Zadra for history.
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