Harriman In Tokyo Set For Huddle On Asia War
In Tokyo Harriman the U S envoy heads to a peace talks push amid Sino Soviet maneuvering over Vietnam. He travels after meeting Thai Foreign Minister Thanat Khoman and before talks with Japanese officials as Washington considers extending a bombing pause in North Vietnam.
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United States
Viet Nam
Far East
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Ha‘noi
W. Avan Harriman
Taei
Moscow
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Communist
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Albania
Peking
Shelepin
Tass
Kremlin
Johnson
Cairo
Bangkok
U.S
Thailand
Thanat Khoman
Thut Pepe Athe
Asia
Ming
Hubert H. Humand
Shiina
Sato
Dimitry F. Utinov
Valdimir F. Tolubko
Panheene
Misdad
Hanoi
New Buffalo Names Collier as New Coach
AP report states defensive coach Joel Collier was named head coach of the Bills after Lou Saban resigned to accept Maryland. Saban will leave the $30,000 annual Buffalo post to lead Maryland, ending his tenure with Bills.
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Supnfaly
Joel Collier
Lou Saban
Bills
Ralph C. Wilson
J. Saban
Buffalo
University of Maryland
Jer
Northwest University
Eisenhower_expected_to_leave_hospital_for Palm Desert vacation
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, hospitalized after a heart attack on November 9 in Augusta, is anticipated to depart tonight or Friday for a winter vacation in Palm Desert, California. He will travel by train with his wife Mamie Eisenhower, following a month of recuperation at the hospital near Gettysburg.
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Washingson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Palm Desert
Calif
Augusta
White House
Gettysburg
Kisenhower
Steel Row Escalation Eases After Admin Price Moves
The administration and steel firms reached a compromise on wage and price adjustments. U.S. Steel proposed a modest price increase while Inland and Bethlehem faced adjustments as officials praised moves aligned with the price wage guideposts. Johnson's stance remained firm on buying steel at the lowest prices, preserving some leverage.
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U.S
Bethlehem’s
Gardner Ackley
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Inland
Kennedy
US Steel Corp
Johnson
Pentagon
Scranton Backs Shafer in Gop Gov Race Push
Scranton announced a 30 member GOP executive slate to draft endorsements for the statewide ticket to be presented to the 113 member state committee for ratification. Amid strong Shafer support, other unannounced candidates were present at the luncheon with Shafer buttons noted among supporters as discussion continued in Harrisburg.
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Scranton
GOP
Harrisburg
State Committee
Scott
Shafer
Freirne
Public Welfare
Arlin M. Adams
Richard 8. Schweiker
Walter ©. Alessandroni
Commerce
John K. Tabor
Triax
Jack E. J R. Allegheny
Noted Poet Carl Sandburg Turns 88 in Sickbed
FLAT ROCK NC AP Carl Sandburg poet and biographer marks his birthday in a sickbed his wife hopes he will recover to 101 He has joked about dying at ages divisible by 11 and his 82 year old wife doubts the prophecy She notes he still drinks goat milk and that his work including a Lincoln biography is translated worldwide No birthday news conference planned at the mountainside home due to his condition
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N.C
Carl Sandburg
Sandburg
Garlh
Carl
Lincoln
Seven Die In Downtown St Paul Hotel Fire
AP report from St Paul Minnesota describes a fire at a four story hotel and apartment building early in the morning. About 50 people were believed inside when flames began on the first floor and spread upward as survivors fled into the freezing air. Building staff helped many to safety via fire escapes as the blaze filled hallways and smoke. One employee said the fire started in a first floor lavatory and raced upward.
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ST. Paul, Minn
St. Paul
Carleton
Ape Era
Ex-Premier Georges Theunis Dies in Brussels
Georges Theunis aged 2 former Belgian premier who led key government missions with Allied powers in both world wars died yesterday in Brussels.
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Brussels
Belgium
Georges ‘Theunis
Shafer for Governor Campaign Faces Uncertain Fall
The Shafer gubernatorial bid appears unsettled ten days into the race with unclear momentum and lingering questions about support. Reported tensions and shifting endorsements cloud the path toward the fall election.
Regional Band competition plans announced at Kent State
Tomorrow students will rehearse for a concert with top ten percent in each section vying for a place in the Regional State Band to be held later in Huntingdon Pa. This district band includes 181 students from about 33 schools across five counties. Edward L. Masters of Kent State University will guest conduct. From Corry, Mary Bennett Kathy Welch Dana Jolly George Wolf John Tate William Miller attend.
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Huntingdon
Edward L. Masters
School of Music
Kent State
Warren County schools merge into single district
Warren County forms a nine member interim operating committee as the state reorganization creates one county wide district. Dr Thomas K Barratt of Warren chosen superintendent at 15000 yearly, with John Mallory Jr remaining two years. Columbus and Spring Creek stay with Corry Area jointure.
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Warren
Warren County
Columbus
Spring Creek
Corry
Melvin G. Keller
Warren Borough
Warren Area
R. Krug Cyphert
Tidioute
Charles Beck
Department of Public Instruction
Thomas K. Barratt
Barratt
John Mallory Jr
Mallory
Warren City
Carl EB. Whipple
Whipple
Four youths charged in Pittsburgh homeless drifter murder
In Pittsburgh four youths aged 14 to 17 were charged in connection with the fatal beating of Joseph Speck, 54, whose body was found in a ravine after the June 2 assault on a bridge. Police expect more arrests as the investigation continues.
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Pittsburgh
Joseph Speck
Speck
Kennedy okay after collapse at Palm Beach home
Former Ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy, 77, briefly lost consciousness but doctors say no serious issue. He recovered with oxygen after a heart block episode at his oceanfront winter home in Palm Beach and will not be hospitalized. Kennedy continues slow recovery from a December 1961 stroke affecting speech and movement.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Joseph P. Kennedy
Saul Rotter
John F. Kennedy
Side An Congan
Nye Kennedy Compani
Jeremiah P. O’mahoney
Kennedy
Rose
Rotter
Hyannis Port
Mass
Amassador
Great Britain
Nimitz Suffers Stroke at Oakland Naval Hospital
Float Adm. Chester W. Nimitz, 80, has had a stroke affecting his left side, doctors at Oakland Naval Hospital reported. A spokesman said his condition was satisfactory at this time.
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Oakland
Calif
Chester W. Nimitz
Oakland Naval Hospital
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