Vote Tonight on UN China Doorway Opens in 1967 Debate
The U N General Assembly nears a vote on an Italian plan to study China’s UN status for a year. It would create a committee to explore an equitable solution affecting both Chinese governments. Outcome seen as tight with possible abstentions. The US resolution for a two thirds vote to alter representation seems likely to pass.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
World Organization
China
U.S
Assembly
United Nations
U.N
Doctors reveal quintuplet parents in anxious births
Aronson and his wife Patti await a live baby as doctors report preliminary autopsies on three fetal deaths due to hyaline membrane disease. The couple had known since October 19 X rays that they would have quintuplets. Five living quintuplet sets are noted, including a recent Auckland birth.
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Aronson
Patti
Bass
Aronsons
Wilfred J. Finegold
D.W. Lawson
Auckland
New Zealand
Romney Tops Nixon In Poll For 1968 Nomination
Princeton AP report shows Michigan Governor George Romney leading Richard Nixon as the top Republican presidential candidate for 1968 with 39 percent of GOP support and 34 percent of independents. Nixon drops to 34 percent among Republicans and 22 percent among independents.
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Princeton
N.J
Michigan
George Romney
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Boy 15 Dies in Fall After Using LSD
Philadelphia police and medical examiners investigate the death of 15 year old Michael Barnhardt who reportedly told his mother he took LSD before falling six stories from his sixth floor bedroom window. Evidence collected may determine intoxication at the time of death.
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Philadelphia
Michael Barnhardt
Julia Barnhardt
Michael
Scranton Comments on 1968 Race and Third Party Risks
Scranton discusses potential effects of a third party in 1968 politics. He doubts a strong Republican push to halt Romney or Reagan, questions Reagan’s national stance, and warns Wallace could form a white supremacist third party. He notes France and Germany suffer from multi party systems and outlines future travel plans with Mrs Scranton.
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Milk Control Commission
Scranton
Michigan
George Romney
California
Ronald Reagan
Alabama
George Wallace
France
Germany
Wallace
Far East
Post Office Warns of Surge in Mail Fraud Schools
The Post Office Department reports a near 300 percent rise in fraudulent correspondence schools over three years with 102 active cases, many luring via want ads and promising training for nursing or Civil Service work. Authorities advise verifying legitimacy through the National Home Study Council or the National University Extension Association, BBB, Chamber of Commerce, and State Education Department, and caution about binding contracts.
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Washington
United States
Post Office Department
Henry B. Montague
Corre
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
Minn
Milk Prices, Dairy Farmers Protest Pennsylvania Rates
Durstine and Hayes testified that milk prices are too high for average families. Hayes, president of United Dairy Farmers, said farm incomes have fallen while consumer prices rise in Pennsylvania over 20 years and many Western dairy farmers ship milk out of state seeking higher profits. Arguments in the Louden Hill suit are set to follow the Lily-Penn suit.
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Durstine
Delmont
Westmoreland County
Ernest Hayes
Dawson R.D. 1
Fayette County
United Dairy Farmers
Pennsylvania
Western Pennsylvania
Jordanian Troops Stop Rioters in Jerusalem and Hebron
Armored squads of Jordan's Arab Legion moved against anti government demonstrations along the Israel border. Curfews were imposed and lifted repeatedly as troops surrounded Nablus and two Palestinian refugee camps. Demonstrations spread in Ramallah Hebron and Jerusalem with women leading a protest in the city. The frontier remained largely quiet though, with border defense strengthening ordered by King Hussein awaiting further instructions. In other news Jack McCoy of Modesto California won the Grand National NASCAR 150 lap late model stock car race at Altamont Speedway signaling the 1967 season start.
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Jerusalem
Jordan
Arab Legion
Israel
Hussein
Nablus
Palestine
Hebron
Youssef Muhaideen
Ramallah
Jersualem
Samua
Muhaideen
Levi Eshkol
U.N. Security Council
Livermore
Calif
Jack McCoy
Modesto
Altamont Speedway
Funeral notices for Lockwood and Jackson names in Union City area
Funeral notices report services for Dolly Z. Lockwood at H. L. Musser Funeral Home Union City with calling hours Monday and Tuesday and burial at Beaverdam Cemetery. John A. Jackson to have a Requiem Mass at St. Thomas Church with a Bracken Funeral Home prayer service and multiple calling periods before burial in church cemetery.
U.S. Forces Clash Near Qui Nhon and Pleiku Dagger Area
U S soldiers engaged Viet Cong in two brief 60 minute and 10 minute skirmishes, six enemy killed near Qui Nhon 22 miles northwest, and six killed near Plei Djereng 19 miles northwest. Command reported no American casualties. A BS raid Sunday night marked a sixth straight day of minor fighting as lull periods persist amid war moves toward truces.
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Qui Nhon
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
U.S. Army
Plei Djereng
U.S
Bonn forms grand coalition to govern Germany
The Social Democrats approve a grand coalition with the Christian Democrats after a 10 hour debate. Kiesinger is likely to become chancellor with Willy Brandt as vice chancellor. The plan aims to stabilize government after FDP exit. In Vietnam, the 25th Infantry Division reports 11 Viet Cong killed near Saigon amid fighting.
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Bundestag
Christian Democrats
West Berlin
Munich
Schleswig- Holstein
Bonn
Free Democrats
Social Democrats
Ludwig Erhard
Kurt Georg Kiesinger
Nazi Party
Erhard
Willy Brandt
Brandt
Socialist Party
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