Johnson tours U S base in Thailand on world trip
President Johnson arrives at Korat Air Force Base near Bangkok with security tight as he begins a base tour amid Vietnam war concerns. The trip follows memorial services in Australia and hints at Rome talks with Pope Paul VI. Security screens and rifles seized at Darwin. Johnson plans return to White House by Christmas.
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Pope appeals to halt bombings in Vietnam for peace
Pope Paul VI urged the United States to suspend bombing in North Vietnam and offered mediation. He voiced grief that past peace efforts were rejected and called for an end to violence. The address to the College of Cardinals touched on negotiation as the path to true peace amid rumors of President Johnson’s Vatican visit.
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Civilians Die in Viet Nam Extremist Attacks and Countermoves
Reporters say 154 civilians killed in 218 extremist violence incidents across South Vietnam as US forces push into Viet Cong areas near Saigon. A freighter, a train, and a ship damaged. 265 civilians wounded and 623 held. DMZ activity continues with air strikes and river landings.
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Area Shops Stay Open Tonight and Tomorrow Night
Last minute Christmas shoppers and last minute gifts can find most South County stores open tonight and tomorrow night. Stores encourage time sensitive purchases and holiday guest preparedness with extended hours.
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Seventeen Men Rescued After 19 Hours in Cave-In
Seventeen miners trapped for 19 hours behind a cave-in in the Tehachapi mountains crawled through a narrow passage to reach an exit near the 8 1 mile long State Water Project tunnel. Rescue teams widened the route and found a fatally blocked steel door formed a passage. Rescuers praised workers and noted air remained safe and temperatures were held above freezing.
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State Supreme Court voids loyalty oath ruling on freedom
The California Supreme Court struck down the state loyalty oath requirement for public officials as unconstitutional. The ruling cites First Amendment protections, ruling the oath infringed free association and political liberty while upholding earlier injunctions and noting similar cases in other states were overturned by the U.S. Supreme Court. The decision, read by Justice Ray, emphasizes delicate rights and warns against government limits on civil liberties.
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Johnson thanks troops in Christmas message from Washington
President Johnson salutes American forces in Vietnam and worldwide, praising their courage and service for preserving freedom in a Christmas message.
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Winter Arrives As Daylight Shortest Of Year
The article notes the official start of winter with the Earth tilted away from the sun making today the shortest day of the year with 9 hours daylight and 15 hours darkness. It cites Fremont Unified School District planetarium director Lee Bonneaut and predicts five rainless days with temperatures above normal. Christmas is forecast for a midnight clear.
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School Chiefs Awaiting Results Of Drug Survey
Castro Valley administrators of the Gastro Valley Unified School District anticipate by mid January the extent of drug and alcohol use among district high school students. About 1,200 juniors and seniors completed a questionnaire on attitudes toward narcotics and alcohol. John Price of Canyon High School developed the survey with results by January 15.
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Minuteman Test Triggers Fireworks Like Sky Display
A routine Minuteman 1 intercontinental ballistic missile test at Van Denberg Air Force Base produced a fireworks style show across Southern Alameda County and other areas. Two missiles launched within 70 minutes created bright trails and an explosion like flare as the second stage detached. Fremont police received about 100 calls as observers described blue green lines in the sky fading into a green glow over several minutes. The Air Force said the display was the first of two missiles launched toward a preselected target roughly 5 000 miles away at sunset.
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Protesters Lose Rights At Al Prison
SANTARIT anti-draft demonstrations at the Oakland Induction Center led to the loss of commissary, mail and visiting privileges for inmates at Alameda County prison farm. Under sheriff Richard Poundy cited refusals to comply with hair trimming and bathing rules as the cause. He noted three inmates resisted, including two awaiting trial and a third in sick bay, but denied any disturbance.
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