Viet Cong claims bomb halt phoney in Vietnam war
The Viet Cong National Liberation Front said after Johnson ordered a bombing halt the U S bombings in South Vietnam doubled in B52s and tripled in B7 sorties. Spokesman Thao accused U S and Saigon of intensifying the war and cited Da Nang bombing and alleged civilian deaths. He attacked Ky and outlined NLF status ahead of Hanoi envoys.
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Paris
National Liberation Front
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North Vietnam
South Vietnam
NLF
Duong Dinh ‘Thao
U.S
Saigon
Hanoi
United States
Pham Dang Lam
Cyrus R. Vance
Imposter Lawyer Heads to Supreme Court for Jail Case
Daniel Jackson Oliver Wendel Holmes Morgan, a famed yet infamous attorney, has earned a Supreme Court hearing over a jail treatment dispute. Morgan, an impostor who served time for forgery and fraud, seeks to challenge inoculation claims by Leavenworth’s warden and chief medical officer. The case, led by U.S. Solicitor General Griswold, hinges on whether Morgan may bring the suit in state court, and the court will hear the matter early next year.
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Washington
Walter Mitty
Supreme Court
Daniel Jackson Oliver Wendel Holmes Morgan
Chicago
Morgan
Leavenworth
Kansas
John T. Willingham
C. A. Jarvis
U.S. Circuit Court
Denver
U.S
Gener
al Erwin N. Griswold
Justice Department
Griswold
Daniel Jackson Oliver Wendel Holmes
Lost College Students Safe after 36 Hours in Adirondacks
Richard Stepp and Stephen Clautice, Penn State students aged 23 and 21, were found safe near Mt. Marcy after more than a day and a half lost in subzero Adirondack conditions. State police, Conservation Department workers, and volunteers had scoured the region by snowmobile and helicopter before the pair reached a cottage near Edmonds' residence.
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Keene
N.Y
Adirondack
Richard Stepp
Stephen Clautice
Pennsylvania State University
Mt. Marcy
Stepp
Gates Mill
Ohio
Clau
Almore Edmonds
Clauthe
York
Edmonds
State Conservation Department
Fire Hits Kent State Laboratory Early Morning
A fire at Kent State University's newly dedicated 3.2 million biological sciences building, known as Orr Hall, was reported at 1 21 a m. Firefighters controlled the blaze within an hour. Damages likely limited to the top floor of the three story concrete structure. No injuries reported and no danger to other buildings. Flames were visible nearly a mile away and witnesses heard explosions. The fire started in an air conditioning unit atop the building. The facility, part of a 25 million science complex, houses classrooms labs a library and museum. Cunningham Hall sits near Summit Street and the football stadium.
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Kent, Ohio
Kent State University
Kent City
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Kent City Fire Department
Ore
Cunningham Hall
Penn State Outdoor Club Members Rescued After Ski Day
Members of the Penn State Out ing Club were rescued after failing to return from a cross country skiing day on a 5,344 foot mountain where temperatures hovered near 18 below. Edmonds reported lights guiding the rescue and hot soup warmed the exhausted youths. President Julie Ann Zebuler, 21, said the group was fantastically in shape and eager to resume.
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Penn State Outing Club
Edmonds
Julie Ann Zebuler
Navy cites patent rights blocking launcher contract change
The Navy said the delay in replacing a contractor stems from Techfab holding patent rights on the 2.75 inch launchers. Without new designs, other firms cannot produce the launchers, requiring substantial development time despite efforts referenced on page one.
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Navy
Techfab
Advisory panel weighs liquor monopoly options and testing
Atty Gen William C Seamett chairs a 16 month effort by a state advisory committee on liquor policy. The panel favors the state monopoly but considers a Hall proposal to test private stores against state stores and to lease some stores to private owners for comparison. The report also urges an interstate drinking age pact and sealed off site liquor sales at not less than 15 percent above state prices. The Navy and Air Force use folding fin launchers in Vietnam for air to ground and air to air fires.
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William C. Seamett
State Liquor Control Board
LCB
Alcoholic Beverage
Edwin G. Hall
Montgomery
Hall
Navy
Air Force
Vietnam
Bond Burn Raises Questions at Corry School Board
Elwin Fuller treasurer of the Corry School Board and Corry Joint School Committee burned bonds from the 1958 issue totaling $95,000 last night. Stanley Anderson secretary and business manager watched as the bonds were burned. The funds were earmarked for remodeling at Wright School the Hate Building and Concord School.
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Elwin Fuller
Corry
Stanley Anderson
Wright School
Hate Building
Concord School
Johnston
Directors Accept Presidency and New Officers Named
The meeting continued with a pledge that any director should accept the presidency when needed. He accepted with reluctance but will lead for the coming year. Donald Braswell of Con ford Township was chosen first vice president and William Kaffer lin of Spring Creek was elected second vice president. Attorney Frank McKnight was reelected solicitor for the Jointure with a salary increase from 50 to 500 per year.
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Donald Braswell
Conford Township
William Kafferlin
Spring Creek
Frank McKnight
Jointure
Nixon eyes route to channel welfare funds through private groups
Shriver years and Nixon discussed using private voluntary organizations to funnel federal social welfare funds. Nixon said he has not yet found a method but will direct his health official to pursue one. Chairman William McChesney Martin, after talks with Nixon, agreed to stay on as Fed chair and expects the President-elect to curb inflation.
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Nixon
Auto Glass and Repair Services At Frank's Auto
Local auto shop Frank's Auto Service offers auto glass replacement and general repair work. Contact by phone at 665-0125. Formerly Thomas Motors, the business emphasizes customer service and quick turnaround.
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General Auto
Frank’s
Thomas Motors
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