Saigon Mayor Arrest Sparks Vietnamese Officials Protest
Saigon mayor Van Van Cua, a para troop colonel, was handcuffed and briefly detained by U.S. Military Police on the riverfront after firing a submachine gun into the air. Vietnamese police chief Gen Nguyen Ngoc Loan vowed to enforce sovereignty and restrict MP actions. The incident follows U.S. regrets voiced by Ambassador Lodge and highlights lack of a status of forces agreement.
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Gambler Cohen Denied Parole
Gambler Mickey Cohen also known as Meyer Harris Cohen was denied parole by the Federal Board of Parole on November 30. The 53 year old inmate serving a 15 year term for income tax evasion remains at the medical center for federal prisoners in Springfield Missouri and will be reconsidered next year based on an annual progress report.
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Greek liner Heraklion sinks as rescue under way
Survivors describe a sudden storm as the Heraklion capsized off Crete with cars and passengers on board. The Nunalahti rescued 21 people while crews hunt for more. authorities declare national mourning and launch an inquiry into the disaster.
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Gasoline Station Robbery Probed Near Jefferson City
The Cole County sheriff's office investigates a break in at Bill's Texaco Service Station about 22 miles south of Jefferson City on Route 54. Deputy Roy Renn says $25 to $30 in change was stolen from the cash register after entry was gained by unscrewing the latch screws on the front door.
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Sheppard Reveals Death Plot Over Trial
Samuel H. Sheppard told reporters he would have pulled a hidden .32 Mauser into the Cleveland courtroom if convicted again for his wife Marilyn’s 1954 murder, hoping guards would shoot. He described bringing the pistol, hidden in an athletic supporter, and said authorities might have killed him.
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United Nations Considers Oil Embargo Against Rhodesia
British officials push for a UN oil embargo and arms ban to pressure Rhodesia's regime. African members plan amendments to require sanctions on mineral and finished product shipments and military equipment.
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Lockwood Man Killed In Collision Near Lee's Summit
Paul Louis Daniel of Lockwood Missouri, 29, died when two trucks collided three miles south of Lee's Summit at the U.S. 71 By-pass and Missouri 150 intersection. Harold Barber, 57, of Carmenton Missouri, was eastbound and struck Daniel's truck after assuming a turn signal. Barber was uninjured.
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1st Infantry Division reports Viet Cong losses near Saigon
The 1st Infantry Division says it killed 11 Viet Cong and captured 14 in an engagement 22 miles north of Saigon with no American casualties. Other units seized rifles grenades and weapons 10 miles southeast as part of a drive against Viet Cong bases aided by B52 raids. Weather limited North Viet Nam bombing.
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Kosygin Labels U S Aggressors
Soviet Premier Kosygin told the French audience that the United States is guilty of aggression in Vietnam and blocks international peace. He said the USSR will continue material aid to Hanoi until aggression ends, while noting common ground with De Gaulle on the Vietnamese issue.
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Deaths Mrs Vaughn of Columbia
Mrs Edith Vaughn of Route 1 Columbia died Thursday at her home. Survived by husband Curtis Vaughn five sons Marshall Overton Jefferson City Vindning James and Robert Vaughn a daughter Agnes Smith four sisters Julia Harris Barbara Warren Hortense Hughes Wirs Ellen Robinson two seven grandchildren and fifteen great grandchildren Funeral at 2 pm Sunday Log Providence Baptist Church five miles west of Elkhurst Rev William A Given officiating burial in church cemetery Friends may call after 9 am Saturday at Claypool Funeral Home New Bloomfield
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William Reed Dies in California at Age 88
Funeral services 2 PM today at Bowlin Funeral Chapel for William Andrew Reed 88 who died Wednesday at his home three miles north of California. Born March 1 1878 son of Andy and Mary Reed married Emma Duncan March 13 1904. Survived by four sons Norman Albert Orville and Edward two daughters Mrs F E Woodard and Mrs Allie Woodard one sister Mrs Elmer Holland one brother John Reed 18 grandchildren 19 great grandchildren life long California resident and member of California First Baptist Church burial in Old Salem Cemetery nearby.
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Retired UMR Professor Dies in Rolla At 69
Ernest W. Carlton longtime Rolla faculty member and emeritus civil engineering professor died at 9 30 p m in Phelps County Hospital after a long illness He retired in 1965 after 42 years on the Rolla campus Carlton co founded Missouri Society of Professional Engineers served as national director of ASCE and NSPE and held degrees in mechanical and civil engineering Carlton survived by his wife three children and 14 grandchildren
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Daily Capital News masthead and notices
Publication details for the Daily Capital News with staff names and prices. Includes publisher, editor and office address, AP affiliation, and subscription rates for carrier and mail delivery in Missouri and beyond. Also notes Audit Bureau of Circulations membership.
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William Julien Dies at Home in Jefferson City
William Julien aged 58 died unexpectedly at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at 826 Buerkle Drive. Born December 20 1907 in Bartlesville Oklahoma he was son of Charles C and Grace Bly Julien. He married Helen Walsh March 2 1635 in Kansas City and is survived by a daughter Debra Culver a brother Jacob Julien a Bartlesville stepmother and a grandson. He was area supervisor of Phillips Oil Co pipeline plant pumping stations in Central Missouri and a University of Oklahoma graduate who came to Jefferson City in 1950 from Decatur Illinois.
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Fort Worth
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Phillips Qil Co
Missouri
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GOP Governors Weighing Romney Nixon Javits In Nomination Talk
Governors including Nelson Rockefeller and Tom McCall discuss possible Republican nominees for the presidential race. Romney and Nixon appear as serious contenders while Javits is favored by New York. Other governors say a moderate winner is preferred and multiple candidates are viewed as attractive options.
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Funeral services and burial details announced
Funeral services will be conducted at the funeral home at 10 a.m. Saturday by the Rev. D. Russell Lytle. Burial will be at White Rose Cemetery, Bartlesville, Oklahoma, at 3 30 p.m. Monday. Contributions may be made to the Missouri Heart Association.
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Mrs Ledwina Twehaus Dies After City Car Crash
Ledwina Twehaus 70, a former Jefferson City resident, died Thursday from injuries after a motor vehicle crash at the intersection of Sappington and Gravois Roads in St. Louis. Her daughter Willian Sundermeyer of House Springs was treated at St. Joseph's Hospital, Kirkwood. Born May 7 1896 in Taos, she was the daughter of Herman and Caroline Schnieder Wekenborg.
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Peace prospects mixed as Vietnam war analysis notes cautious optimism
Analysis recalls Johnson pausing due to European Communist and neutralist advice while Pope Paul cites brighter peace prospects. Western officials expect North Viet Nam and its allies may reassess after heavy losses, with options including de escalate, settlement talks, or recruitment from Red China.
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Mrs Hawkins Of Vienna Dies
Mrs Dorothy Hawkins, 85, died at her Vienna home after a long illness. Born December 27, 1880 in Maries County to Albert and Sarah Henderson, she is survived by Price Hawkins and sister Mrs Lillian Bodendick of St. Louis. Funeral arrangements set for 2 PM Saturday at Vienna Methodist Church.
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New ATS 1 Satellite Reaches Position for Pacific Test
Cape Kennedy Fla AP America's spider shaped spacecraft ATS 1 drifted high over the Pacific Ocean toward its final parking orbit 22 300 miles above Christmas Island Ground stations will chat with the satellite Friday for the first Applications Technology Satellite tests A NASA spokesman called the orientation maneuver ahead of schedule and said performance is better than expected The TV camera aboard will not deliver pictures for several days while tests on solar cells and communications gear proceed for the satellite's three year life
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Congressional Republicans Plan Series of Orientation Sessions
The plan includes a week with five former Eisenhower economists to tackle national economic issues and a later meeting with foreign policy experts. An early January session will involve 59 new GOP congressmen for orientation at a Virginia hunt country estate. Ford and Dirksen will present a State of the Union preview in the Capitol.
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